TRAGIC96.COM  IS ONLINE!

Content on the new Magic 96.1 Tribute Site includes: 

 "I'm a Magic Fan" where listener comments and memories of what Magic meant to them are posted.

"Personalities" and support staff from throughout Magic's history NEED to be featured.  However, we can not feature you without your help!  If you are a former Magic Personality or employee we need you to submit photos, air-checks, a bio, an update on what you are doing now and links to your current personal and station website.  Any photos of Magic people, places and events are appreciated and will be used for this historical archive.  You should know that there is a tremendous nationwide interest in and respect for what you accomplished!  If you don't have a scanner we'll scan them for you and return them safely to you.  Don't be shy.  We need this material ASAP!  To contact us just CLICK HERE!  The Tribute Site will not be complete without YOU!

"Magic Backstage" takes you behind the scenes for a look at how it was done. 

"FAQ" answers the most frequently asked questions about Magic 96.1 and the recent changes. 

"Magic Media" features links to media reports about the station. 

PLUS!  You have a chance to help preserve the memory of a great music station!

More Features will be added as content is provided from former staff!  Visit the new Tragic 96. Com site today!

Just click HERE.

Hey, what's going on here?   

This site started as a place for listeners to stay in touch with the Brother Dave Radio Show and get in-depth details about the entertainment news items Dave used on the air.  But after nearly 18 years of "Good Times & Great Oldies" on September 2nd, 2004 Magic 96.1 FM in Charlotte changed formats from oldies to CHR/Rhythmic music and Brother Dave called it a career as far as doing a live radio show goes.  Certain parts of the old radio show focused site will exist here temporarily as other sites reference to them for historical content including the tribute site at Tragic 96.Com.  The content of the Tragic96.com site is highlighted in the left column.  Most radio show content will be moved to Tragic96.com eventually!

Dave's New Focus

Since giving up the radio job Brother Dave has refocused his spare time on playing bass guitar.  His new site at BrotherDave.Com will now feature commentary, instructional information and links to other websites of interest to bass guitar players everywhere. 

Dave started playing bass in 1968 in a band called THE REVEALING SCENE formed in Cornelia, Georgia with school mates and a few other guys from Lavonia & Carnesville.  There were several bands to follow and some pick-up and fill-in gigs.  But primarily from 1974/2004 he worked the radio shows on the weekends and couldn't gig or play out on a regular basis.  Now that his radio days are over Dave is refocusing his life on bass guitar and his new website at BrotherDave.Com will be his online presence in the bass guitar community.

Dave currently is the bassist for the Albemarle NC based band called Kollection.  You may visit the Kollection Band website HERE.