Flashback Friday

This B101.7 Flashback Friday Spotlight is on a "Mickey Mouse Club" alum who went #1 with the lead single off her self titled debut album. We're talking about Christina Aguilera and her hit "Genie In A Bottle." It was a time where a trio of mouse club members moved on from sharing the stage of a kids show to all launch pop music careers...

Mother's Day Weekend is here and so is this week's B101.7 Flashback Friday Spotlight. Digging around for something for the occasion. What would be a good flashback song, yet fits the theme?

Welcome to the B101.7 Flashback Friday Spotlight fiesta for May 2nd. It's a weekend connected to Cinco de Mayo! Let's party!

Joey Fatone runs his mouth and we get a B101.7 Flashback Friday Spotlight! Last week, the former member of 'N Sync shattered the hopes of fans in a matter of seconds, as he crushed the idea of another reunion. In a recent interview with the Huffington Post, Fatone commented on the brief reunion at the MTV VMA's last year and the possibility of it happening again...

Long before the days of being a successful country music star, Darius Rucker headed up Hootie & the Blowfish. This week the B101.7 Friday Flashback Spotlight is on the band from South Carolina.

Into April we go, and the first B10.7 Flashback Friday of the month. This week we roll back to 1995 and shine the spotlight on the Gwen Stefani co-founded group, No Doubt! In the mid 90s, The ska influenced rock group No Doubt released the career defining album, 'Tragic Kingdom...

It's a B10.7 Flashback Friday for March 28th, on a Spring Break week in Tuscaloosa. Those of us who didn't make it to the beach this week, sure do get the chance to enjoy the relative silence of the streets, while so many are out of town...

Basketball madness is here and that's where we need to shine the spotlight for the B101.7 Flashback Friday for March 21st! Yes, all around Tuscaloosa red lines are scratching through brackets fast and furious!

This B101.7 Flashback Friday Spotlight recognizes that on this day (March 7th) in 1987, The Beastie Boys album 'Licensed To Ill,' became the first rap album to hit number 1 in the U.S. on the Billboard chart. An album which included the anthem, '(You Gotta) Fight For Your Right (To Party).'

We're 'Gettin' Jiggy Wit It' for this B101.7 Flashback Friday Spotlight! It's the 1998 song from Will Smith. The rapper/actor also known as 'The Fresh Prince' and for his role on the TV show bearing his early days rapping name, 'The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air.'