NEVER SAY GOODBYE: THE KSHE DOCUMENTARY to Screen at Delmar Hall December 3rd, 10th and 17th

NEVER SAY GOODBYE: THE KSHE DOCUMENTARY will Screen at Delmar Hall (6133 Delmar Blvd, St. Louis, MO 63112) December 3rd (ticket info HERE), 10th (ticket info HERE) and 17th (ticket info HERE). All three screenings are at 2:00pm. DVDs, Blu-rays and KSHE 50^th merchandise will be on sale at the screenings

After sold-out screening at The Moolah and The St. Louis International Film Fetival, you now have three more chances to see the great NEVER SAY GOODBYE: THE KSHE DOCUMENTARY. This is the history of KSHE’s heyday, from its beginning in 1968 throughout the 1970’s and up to 1979. Hear never-before-heard stories from your favorite DJs: John Ulett, Mark Klose, Ron Stevens, Radio Rich, Joe “Mama” Mason, Gary Kolander, and many more. With appearances from Rodger Hodgson (formerly w/Supertramp), Poco, Mama’s Pride, Ozark Mountain Daredevils, and so much of the music you grew up with.

DVDs and Blu-rays also available at:

The KSHE Schtuff Store

http://www.ksheschtuff.com/

The Fountain on Locust

3037 Locust Street, 63103

DVD 19.95 – Blu-ray 23.95

With NEVER SAY GOODBYE: THE KSHE DOCUMENTARY , director Ron Stevens traces the unlikely beginnings of the world’s longest-running rock radio station, KSHE 95, which reached its 50th year of continuous rocking in 2017. Stevens, who was himself an integral part of KSHE as a DJ in the 1970s, interviews the very first person ever heard on the station’s air — at 7 a.m. Saturday, Feb. 11, 1961, years before it converted to album-oriented rock — and tracks down every major personality (or at least those still alive) who worked there through 1979. Amazingly, from 1968 to 1976, every disc jockey hired at KSHE had no previous experience in radio, including its manager, Shelley Grafman, who was selling insurance door-to-door before his brother hired him to run the St. Louis station. Filled with original film footage and photos from the ’70s — and plenty of “KSHE Klassics” — the documentary celebrates both the on-air personalities and the rock stars whose careers were most closely associated with the station. The jocks and musicians share memorable tales about the rock station that became known around the world and that has now endured for a full half century.

Don’t miss NEVER SAY GOODBYE: THE KSHE DOCUMENTARY at Delmar Hall!