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Beeman Dissertation Award for Outstanding Research in Communications and Marketing for Higher Education Advancement and was the 2008 Leo and Margaret Goodman-Malamuth Outstanding Dissertation Award for Research in Higher Education Administration. Graduate of Marshall University, West Virginia University, Southern New Hampshire University, Kentucky Christian University and Mountain State University.ĭissertation on institutional rebranding (see ) was the 2009 international winner of the Alice L.

Marshall Tucker Band: My Jesus Told Me SoĪssociate Provost and Professor of Mass Communication at Alderson Broaddus University and an adjunct faculty member at Southern New Hampshire University.

Billy Preston: That's The Way God Planned It.

Paul Young (with Paul Carrack): Don't Dream It's Over.

Carlene Carter & Paul Carrack: Oh How Happy.

Roy Buchanan: The Messiah Will Come Again.

Richard Thompson: Who Knows Where The Time Goes?.

Slide Guitar Through A Leslie Rotating Speaker.

Episode 300 - Peter, Paul, & Mary: Puff The Magic.

While I had never heard of Wet Willie and Marshall Tucker before this show, one particular song caught my attention – “Can’t You See.” Here’s the live version from the show. Other performances by Larry Graham, Martin Mull, and Todd Rundren rounded out the evening. The show consisted in part of a SeptemMacon, Georgia concert featuring the Allman Brothers, Wet Willie, and the Marshall Tucker Band. The October 2nd show was the second episode of the first season. It was quite the struggle staying up and watching great shows like “Rock Concert.” His reasoning was that I could have the afternoon to myself. He decided that I needed to take all of my classes in the morning starting with 7:30 am courses.

For my freshman year, my brother John “helped” me construct my schedule for my first year. This late week night addition to the TV offerings wreaked havoc with my college class taking routine. I remember watching the second episode of the show on Octowith a number of my fellow students at Kentucky Christian College in the common room of Jones Hall. In 1973, producer and musical entrepreneur Don Kirshner left ABC’s “In Concert” to begin his own syndicated TV show “Don Kirshner’s Rock Concert.” The show aired during the middle of the week following the 11:00 news and provided prerecorded live concerts for 90 minutes.