SO I THOUGHT DRAKE'S HOMAGE TO CASH MONEY REDOING BACK THAT AZZ UP WAS TALKING BAOUT PRACTICING WITH ANOTHER GUY OR SOMETHING.....NOW ISEE, ENJOY.
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Devin Steel
On air: Weekdays, 2pm-7pm
Call: 901-535-9797
Email: devinsteel@k97fm.com
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Devin takes you home everyday from 3PM-7PM for the LIVEST show in the city. If its poppin in the city, Devin knows about it. The tix to all the BIG shows & events with D Steel & at 5 O'clock the Traffic Jam
Here's How It Goes Down:
3:25 Birthday & Anniversary Shout Outs
5:00 The Five O'CLock Traffic Jam Mixshow
6:00 Show Me Your Skillz
Call: 901-535-9797
Email: devinsteel@k97fm.com
Facebook: Become a Friend
Twitter: Follow Me
Youtube: Watch
Devin takes you home everyday from 3PM-7PM for the LIVEST show in the city. If its poppin in the city, Devin knows about it. The tix to all the BIG shows & events with D Steel & at 5 O'clock the Traffic Jam
Here's How It Goes Down:
3:25 Birthday & Anniversary Shout Outs
5:00 The Five O'CLock Traffic Jam Mixshow
6:00 Show Me Your Skillz
Devin is a native Memphian, attended Campus School, Snowden Jr. High, and graduated from Central Highschool. He recieved his BA in Communications from the University of Tennessee-Martin.
Radio Career: Devin began his radio career in college at WUTM providing a 4 hour mixshow for Northwestern Tennessee and Southern Kentucky which had NO HIP-HOP and R&B ANYWHERE in the area. He credits his start with beginning to DJ parties at the early age of 16-years-old in highschool. "My older brother Colin was a DJ and I remember him always having the first Run-DMC album as well as LL Cool J's 'Radio' as my favorites". After graduation, Devin began at another Memphis radio station and came to K97 in 2001. Devin sees himself as a role model to younger kids interested in the music business & radio and always takes time to give back to the community and to the city school system.
What You Might Not Know: Devin played Division I college football as a defensive back at UT-Martin and was a blue chip recruit in high school. He played football, track, and baseball. Devin enjoys traveling, reading, and you can always catch him moving the crowd at all of the big celebrity parties. Devin also has 3 little girls: Kennedie , Devyn , & Ava, .
Radio Career: Devin began his radio career in college at WUTM providing a 4 hour mixshow for Northwestern Tennessee and Southern Kentucky which had NO HIP-HOP and R&B ANYWHERE in the area. He credits his start with beginning to DJ parties at the early age of 16-years-old in highschool. "My older brother Colin was a DJ and I remember him always having the first Run-DMC album as well as LL Cool J's 'Radio' as my favorites". After graduation, Devin began at another Memphis radio station and came to K97 in 2001. Devin sees himself as a role model to younger kids interested in the music business & radio and always takes time to give back to the community and to the city school system.
What You Might Not Know: Devin played Division I college football as a defensive back at UT-Martin and was a blue chip recruit in high school. He played football, track, and baseball. Devin enjoys traveling, reading, and you can always catch him moving the crowd at all of the big celebrity parties. Devin also has 3 little girls: Kennedie , Devyn , & Ava, .
MEMPHIS IN MAY BEale ST MUSIC FESTIVAL
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BALL AND MJG, LUDACRIS, DEVIN STEEL & 40,000
Thursday, February 02, 2012
NICKI NICKI NICKI
ALWAYS FIND ARTISTS RIDERS INTERESTING. PRETTY NORMAL FOR AN INTERNATIONAL SUPERSTAR
"egg whites (scrambled hard), turkey bacon (fried hard), white toast (grape and strawberry jelly/jam). Belgian waffles (syrup, powdered sugar, whipped cream, butter and strawberries on side) enough to serve four people."
"Three 12-piece buckets of fried chicken, spicy-no thighs, lots of wings. A deli tray with turkey breast meat, grilled chicken breast, whole-wheat bread or rolls, yellow mustard and other condiments (enough for six people). One large fruit platter with a side of mango and one large cheese platter." Some other demands included throat longenzes and a humidifier
Wednesday, February 01, 2012
LL COOL J AND NICKI MINAJ GRAMMY COMMERCIAL
LL COOL J & NICKI MINAJ GRAMMY COMMERCIAL
Wednesday, February 01, 2012
R.I.P. DON CORNELIUS
WE'VE LOST ANOTHER GREAT ONE
WHAT A SAD DAY. I'M SPEECHLESS, WE'VE LOST SUCH AN ICON THAT NO MATTER HOW BAD THINGS GET , I CAN'T WRAP MY MIND AROUND WHY PEOPLE TAKE THEIR OWN LIVES. SO MUCH LOVE FOR D.C. SO MANY GREAT EPISODES, ARTISTS, AND PEOPLE CAME THRU SOUL TRAIN. ENJOY ONE OF MY FAVORITE EPISODES. THE SUIT AL GREEN IS WEARING IS DOWNTOWN IN THE ROCK N SOUL MUSEUM HANGING UP AS WE SPEAK.
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