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Terrell's Sound World: Classic rock -- that you'll NEVER hear on a classic rock station. It starts at 10:04 pm tonight on KSFR. We'll have a good time then. See the playlist HERE -- https://www.steveterrellmusic.com -- after the show begins.

In the days leading up to Independence Day KSFR asked a handful of New Mexican leaders the same three simple questions.
What does it mean to be American?
Is there one thing that the United States does particularly well or makes you proud to be American?
What is one thing you think the United States could improve?
From city leadership to the federal level and across the political spectrum, the throughlines of their replies were striking. Over and over we heard about the sense of hope and continual improvement that thrives in the hearts and minds of Americans, the convergence of diverse cultures and the unique opportunities that Americans have.

Check the comments to hear from Rep. Teresa Leger Fernández, State Senator Ant Thornton, State Rep. John Block, City of Santa Fe City Councilor Alma Castro, and Santa Fe Community College (NM) President Becky Rowley.

photo by Patrick Davis

THE BRITISH INVASION!!!
Tonight! on OIL OF DOG on KSFR with GARY STORM:
Listen in Santa Fe at , 101.1 FM, and online at http://ksfr.org/schedule/ksfr

The British Invasion
• Beatles – I Want to Hold Your Hand – Meet the Beatles! album, 1964
• Hollies – Bus Stop – Bus Stop album, 1966
• Freddie & The Dreamers – I'm Telling You Now – English Singing Sensations album, 1963
• Searchers – Sweets for My Sweet – Hear! Hear! album, 1963
• Spencer Davis Group – Gimme Some Lovin' – Gimme Some Lovin' album, 1966
• Gerry and the Pacemakers – Don't Let the Sun Catch You Crying – The Best of Gerry and the Pacemakers compilation, 1964
• Herman’s Hermits – I'm Into Something Good – Introducing Herman's Hermits album, 1965
• Rolling Stones – Not Fade Away – England's Newest Hit Makers album, 1964
• Kinks – You Really Got Me – You Really Got Me album, 1964

Monday Night June 29, 2026 /June 30, 2026
Midnight Mountain Time (Monday night into Tuesday morning), USA.