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EPISODE · Jan 8, 2022 · 31 MIN

CAT Episode 119 - Henry Gross

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Henry Gross started as an original member of the 50's rock and roll revival group, Sha Na Na in 1969.  In that same year, the band played Woodstock.  After a year with them, Henry signed with a major record label and built his career ever since then.  Along with his Top 10 hit "Shannon", Henry's singles have launched on the charts an additional 8 times.  He has released nearly two dozen albums throughout his career.  His One-Hit Wanderer show & album garnered marvelous reviews.  In January of 2010, award-winning program director Ray White caught up with Henry to talk about his Sha Na Na days, highlights of his life as a solo artist and the One-Hit Wanderer production.  In our showcase segment, we look back at the career of Michael Nesmith of The Monkees, who passed away on December 10, 2021.  Mike had a wonderful life as a musician, singer/songwriter and media mogul.  A blast from your past, right here on the CAT!

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