Johnny Mars took us to 1998 this week on Saturday Morning Flashback. You can Google what happened that year, thanks to the fact that Google is founded in September of 1998. Astrophysicists provide evidence that the universe is expanding faster and faster. And the Chicago Bulls expand their trophy case with a repeat of the three-peat after winning their third consecutive NBA Championship. Tune in Saturday mornings from 9 to noon, and stream from anywhere using the free Audacy app.
9AM
Garbage- “Push It”
John Mellencamp- “Your Life Is Now”
Susan Tedeschi- “Rock Me Right”
Billy Bragg & Wilco- “California Stars”
Goo Goo Dolls- “Black Balloon”
Eric Clapton- “She’s Gone”
Barenaked Ladies- “It’s All Been Done”
Soul Coughing- “Circles”
David Gray- "Please Forgive Me”
Mark Knopfler- “Wag The Dog”
Dido- “Thank You”
10AM
Brian Setzer Orchestra- “Jump Jive an’ Wail”
Semisonic- “Closing Time”
Phish- “Birds Of A Feather”
Elliot Smith- “Waltz #2 (XO)
Sheryl Crow- “My Favorite Mistake”
Local H- “All The Kids Are Right”
Fastball- “The Way”
Lucinda Williams- “Can’t Let Go”
Fatboy Slim- “Praise You”
Shawn Mullins- “Lullaby”
Lyle Lovett- “Bears”
Johnny Lang- “Wander This World”
11AM
Dave Matthews Band- “Stay”
Hole- “Malibu”
Pearl Jam- “Wishlist”
R.E.M.- “At My Most Beautiful”
Train- “Meet Virginia”
Smash Mouth- “Can’t Get Enough Of You”
U2- “Sweetest Thing”
Jimmy Page & Robert Plant- “Shining In The Light”
Cake- “Never There”
Natalie Merchant- “Kind And Generous”
Liz Phair- “Polyester Bride”
Tragically Hip- “Poets”
Next week, Johnny Mars takes us to 1984. It was the year the Chicago Cubs clinched the National League East Division Championship, their first postseason appearance since 1945, Air Jordans hit the streets for the first time and the blockbuster movie Ghostbusters taught us exactly who to call when encountering a "spook, specter, or ghost."