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2012 CHAMBER BOWL
2012 WLBC RADIO CRUISE
This year, your Radio Buddy will be sailing from New Orleans. With three “Funtastic” days at sea, this will be our best cruise yet!
PIZZA KING BIRTHDAY WHEEL
Do you have a pulse? Is your phone working? Listen every weekday morning at 7:40am for the Pizza King Birthday Wheel! If we pick your birthday, you call in and win Free Money to Pizza King plus other goodies! Give us the decade of your birth and if we pick the correct year, you get entered into the Monthly Prize Drawing!
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104.1 WLBC'S PET DETECTIVE
Click here to submit Lost & Found pets! 104.1 WLBC's Pet Detective, presented by T&H Sweeper Company is one of the best, free services in WLBCland! We help reunite lost, furry friends with their families!
Black Sabbath drummer says may pull out of reunion
LONDON (Reuters) - Black Sabbath drummer Bill Ward has said he will not participate in the British heavy metal band's reunion recordings and tour unless he is offered a "signable" contract. The statement on his website casts further doubt on the much-hyped return of the veteran rockers, who announced last November that the original line-up were getting back together to write and record their first album in more than 30 years. They also unveiled plans for a world tour in 2012. ...
... moreMadonna: Super Bowl show a "dream" come true
INDIANAPOLIS (Reuters) - Pop superstar Madonna said it was a dream come true to perform at the Super Bowl halftime show on Sunday and conceded she was feeling pressure at the idea of singing in front of the huge live television audience. Last year's Super Bowl attracted 111 million U.S. viewers - the largest for a single TV broadcast in the United States. "This is a Midwesterner girl's dream to be performing at the Super Bowl halftime show," said Madonna, who was born in Bay City, Michigan. ...
... moreHow low can you go? Record label launches bass hunt
LONDON (Reuters) - The Decca music label is looking for a singer who can go where no other singer is believed to have gone before -- a low "E," which is nearly three octaves below a middle "C" on the piano. Paul Mealor, the composer behind the surprise British Christmas chart hit "Wherever You Are" sung by The Military Wives choir, has written a composition called "De Profundis (Out of the depths I cry to you, O Lord.)" It features a low E which is six semitones lower than the "B Flat" from Rachmaninov's "Vespers. ... ... more
