February Midnight Snack

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Every week night when the clock strikes twelve, check out the legendary KZ106 Midnight Snack! We put the spotlight on the Classic Rock artists you can’t get enough of, and we don’t just give you a taste–we pig out. Album tracks, deep cuts, it’s an auditory exploration that will leave you full-to-burstin’ with your favorites.

2/1                 BOB SEGER

2/2                 CARS

2/3                 DEF LEPPARD

2/6                 DOOBIE BROTHERS

2/7                 ELO

2/8                 ALLMAN BROTHERS

2/9                 ELTON JOHN

2/10               BOSTON

2/13               TOM PETTY

2/14               “LOVE” SONGS

2/15               DOORS

2/16               SKYNYRD

2/17               ROLLING STONES

2/20               JOURNEY

2/21               PINK FLOYD

2/22               ZZ TOP

2/23               WHO

2/24               AEROSMITH

2/27               NEIL YOUNG

2/28               STEVIE RAY VAUGHN

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