 | SafetySuit at The New Belmont with WROX SafetySuit "Something I Said" performed for WROX at The New Belmont in Norfolk, VA |
 | ODUG November Meeting - Professional DotNetNuke 5 by Wrox Author Q&A (Part 1) This is part 1 of 3 videos of the second of two sessions where Darrell Hardy and Brian Scarbeau talk to the Orlando DotNetNuke Users Group about the upcoming Professional DotNetNuke 5 book by Wrox. They spoke to us about the content, and the experience overall. |
 | ODUG November Meeting - Professional DotNetNuke 5 by Wrox Author Q&A (Part 2) This is part 2 of 3 videos of the second of two sessions where Darrell Hardy and Brian Scarbeau talk to the Orlando DotNetNuke Users Group about the upcoming Professional DotNetNuke 5 book by Wrox. They spoke to us about the content, and the experience overall. |
 | ODUG November Meeting - Professional DotNetNuke 5 by Wrox Author Q&A (Part 3) This is part 3 of 3 videos of the second of two sessions where Darrell Hardy and Brian Scarbeau talk to the Orlando DotNetNuke Users Group about the upcoming Professional DotNetNuke 5 book by Wrox. They spoke to us about the content, and the experience overall. |
 | WROX Radio & George Hines George Hines signing off |
 | Live From WRox The weasel returns home and frolics with the beasts |
 | Wrox kills This is me in Counter-Strike: Source, and im killing ^^ :D Enjoy :P |
 | Ike Turner - Funky Mule ( Instrumental ) Collector Album - Produced By Ike and Tina Turner (Label Pompeii SD 6003) - 1970 USA Turner was born in Clarksdale, Mississippi on November 5, 1931, to Beatrice Cushenberry and Izear Luster Turner. Ike got his first taste of pleasing an audience at the age of eight working at the local Clarksdale radio station, WROX, located in the Alcazar Hotel in downtown Clarksdale. A man in charge of the station put Turner to work as he watched the record turntables. Said Turner: Turner was soon carrying amplifiers for blues singer Robert Nighthawk, who often played live on WROX. Ike was mesmerized by Nighthawk's playing, but nothing could equal the experience of hearing Pinetop Perkins on piano for the first time. Growing up, his idol Pinetop Perkins helped teach the young Ike to play boogie-woogie on the piano. Ike soon was enamored of other blues artists such as Howlin' Wolf, Sonny Boy Williamson (Rice Miller), Elmore James, Muddy Waters and Little Walter[1]. Many sources state Turner's real name to be "Izear Luster Turner, Jr." however, in his autobiography Takin' Back My Name, it is stated as "Ike Wister Turner." In the book, Turner explains about this confusion. His father, Izear Luster Turner, was a minister for the local church. Turner had thought he was named Izear Luster Turner, Jr. after his father, until he found out that his name was registered as Ike Wister Turner while applying for his first passport. He never got to discover the origin of his name, as by the time he discovered it, his parents were both dead Death Turner died on December 12, 2007 at 76 years of age at his home in San Marcos, California, near San Diego.[5] The cause of death was not immediately released |
 | Jordan interview 2006 Jordan Knight on WROX-96 FM - Mike & Bob show 13th Oct,06. If anyone has the 1st interview that would be amazing!! thanks. |
 | Army Wives- Series 1 Finale HOW COULD THEY END IT LIKE THIS? (but it is a great ending!) |
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