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Mr. Dana Presents

Dana Schroyer ”Mr. Dana”
99 episodes   Last Updated: Apr 30, 25
Welcome to Mr. Dana Presents: Reynolds Drive In Radio, reliving the music we grew up with, the “Soundtrack of Our Lives”. Mr. Dana Presents will delve into fun facts and the heart of music, going on, in, and around the drive-in. Uncovering its power to inspire, provoke, and unite us all. So, tune in, turn up the volume, and let the music speak to you on Reynolds Drive In Radio! reynoldsdrivein.net mrdanastuff.com

Episodes

For over 40 years, Mike Campbell was an integral member of Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers as their lead guitarist, co-songwriter and co-producer. After Petty died in 2017, Campbell took on a new role in his long musical career: singer and leader of his current band, the Dirty Knobs... This motivation for this weeks music break.  I'm also featuring some great Pittsburgh artists. Links for shows below and thanks for taking this break with me.  ~Mr. Dana www.mrdanastuff.com  Jim Donovan & Sun King Warriors Chet Vincent and the Music Industry -AND- Molly Alphabet Blackberry Smoke, Mike Campbell & The Dirty Knobs Shannon McNally
In 1980, notable events included the release of the Rubik's Cube, the US boycott of the Moscow Olympics, and the debut of Cable News Network (CNN). On this day your radio would have featured: The Pretenders, The Brothers Johnson, Eagles, Fleetwood Mac and MORE! Who do you think the #1 Song/Artist was OTD?  Thanks for listening and Please Subscribe. ~Mr. Dana  www.reynoldsdrivein.net www.mrdanastuff.com 
This week I picked out some selections I'm listening too on several of my personal playlists. Alison Krauss, Jason Isbell, The Wilder Blue, Southern Avenue, Taj' Mahal' with Keb'Mo & Ruby Amanfu.  The show ends with Willow Avalon.  Link Below for Alison Krauss & Union Station in September.  Thanks for listening. ~Mr. Dana https://www.axs.com/events/754627/alison-krauss-union-station-tickets www.mrdanastuff.com www.reynoldsdrivein.net  
1977 The Movies to Watch include Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope, Close Encounters of the Third Kind, and Smokey and the Bandit.  The Most Famous Person in America was probably Steve Martin. The music on your radio included Jimmy Buffett, ABBA, and Shalamar... Thanks for listening and looking forward to seeing you at the Drive-In.  ~Mr. Dana HAPPY EASTER.  www.reynoldsdrivein.net www.mrdanastuff.com 
Music that is happening this weekend on stages in our area. Jill Sobule with The Fixx, Joss Stone with Melissa Etheridge, Bill Toms and Martin Sexton! Links are below. Thanks for listening. Really... Thank You.  ~Mr. Dana www.mrdanastuff.com  https://kentstage.org/ https://bigrailbrewing.com/events/ https://druskyentertainment.com/event/melissa-etheridge-joss-stone/wd-packard-music-hall/  
Celebrating the hits this week in 1967. Fun Facts like: A McDonald's restaurant in Uniontown, Pennsylvania sold the world's first Big Mac for 45 cents. Today, one Big Mac costs around $5.15 in the United States. And Time magazine's "Person of the Year" was President Lyndon Johnson. The Beatles were on your radio along with Lesley Gore, Tom Jones and Simon & Garfunkel to name a few.  Looking forward to Movie Season at the Drive-In! Thanks for listening and please subscribe for FREE on Podbean or where ever you listen to this podcast. ~Mr. Dana www.reynoldsdrivein.net www.mrdanastuff.com 
From Top Gun’s Iceman to Tombstone’s Doc Holliday, there are a ton of iconic performances that the late, great Val Kilmer will always be remembered for. Kilmer sadly passed away on April 1, 2025, at the age of 65. I picked out some songs from favorite Val Kilmer Movies for this weeks music break. Maybe it will inspire you to enjoy a flick or two?  (One song is Val Singing.)  The link for the article is below. Please like, subscribe and share please and thank  you. ~Mr. Dana   www.mrdanastuff.com www.reynoldsdrivein.net https://screenrant.com/val-kilmer-best-movie-performances-remember-by-list/  
1986 "Pork, it's the other white meat." Andy Warhol’s final work before his death was the cover of Aretha Franklin’s 1986 album Aretha.  Bobby Ewing came out of the shower alive. The prior season of Dallas had been a dream. On your radio you heard Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark, Robert Palmer, Prince and the Rolling Stones to name a few. Counting down to 2025 Movie Season! Please Subscribe and Thank You for listening. ~Mr. Dana (P.S. I forgot to throw the dart during the show. Next week will be 1967) www.mrdanastuff.com  www.reynoldsdrivein.net  
Midweek Music Break listening to artists coming to the Penn/Ohio Valley. Congratulations to The Vindy's and their new single and tour.  Links for upcoming events featured in this program are below.  Thanks for listening and please subscribe. ~Mr. Dana https://bigrailbrewing.com/events/ https://www.thevindys.com/ https://druskyentertainment.com/venue/wd-packard-music-hall/ https://robinstheatre.com/  
In 1976 the United States was making ready to celebrate the Bicentennial. The celebration itself included several events, such as a giant firework display in Washington D.C. that was nationally televised. Your radio was cranking out hits from Foghat, Donna Summer, Maxine Nightingale and The Bellamy Brothers. Thanks for listening and looking forward to seeing you at the Drive-In! ~Mr. Dana www.reynoldsdrivein.net www.mrdanastuff.com