It's a Country Club Kia NY Knicks Getaway

from WDHI Oldies 100

Here's your chance to win a trip to see the NY

Knicks!  WDHI Oldies 100 will send you and a guest to see the Knicks take on the Memphis Grizzlies February 27th at Madison Square Garden in New York City.  Transportation is provided by Eastern Travel.  CLICK HERE to register.  You must be 21 years or older.     

We would like to thank Country Club Kia and Eastern Travel, proud sponsors of this great giveaway!   

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O'Jays
Formed: 1959, in Canton, Ohio

Buckeye Beginnings:
Original members Walter Williams and Eddie Levert got started by singing gospel on a local radio station, while still in high school. Shortly thereafter, fellow students Bill Isles, William Powell and Bobby Massey joined them and formed a group called the Triumphs, which was then changed to the Mascots, and then the O'Jays, after Cleveland radio personality Eddie O'Jay. The guys spent the entire decade of the '60s looking for a breakout hit, but had to settle for a series of relatively low-charting cuts. It was only after signing on with up-and-coming production duo Kenneth Gamble and Leon Huff that the group's fortunes began to change. Read More

EW&F Reunite With Chicago for '09 Tour

Chicago and Earth, Wind & Fire captivated audiences from coast to coast in 2004 and 2005 when they joined forces for a major tour, and now, in 2009, they're coming back for more. Thirty-one U.S. dates are on the itinerary, which extends from a June 5 concert in Orange Beach, Ala., through an Aug. 1 performance in Stateline, Nev. Read More

Cat To Help Mark Label's 50th Anniversary

The artist formerly known as Cat Stevens will take part in a series of concerts that will celebrate the 50th anniversary of Island Records. The man now known simply as Yusuf is slated for a May 28 performance in London. Also coming to London in May is an art exhibit detailing the iconic label's 50 years in business.    Read More

Remember-the-Alamo Ceremony Attended by Collins

Phil Collins participated in an early-morning ceremony Friday in San Antonio that commemorated the 1836 battle at the Alamo between Mexican soldiers and Texan defenders. The singer is an Alamo aficionado, and collects artifacts and memorabilia from the site. Afterward, Collins was inducted into the Sons of the Republic of Texas as an honorary member. "Basically, now I've stopped being Phil Collins the singer. Read More