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Nights Are Forever: 50 Years with John Ford Coley

37 min · 12 de jun de 2026
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An early birthday present for this guy born at the tail end of the 70’s! Tonight, I’m honored to welcome one of my all-time favorite guests to The Mark White Show. Join me for a special conversation with John Ford Coley as we celebrate the 50th anniversary of two timeless classics, “I’d Really Love to See You Tonight” and “Nights Are Forever Without You.” John shares memories of his friendship with the late Dan Seals, the stories behind the music that became the soundtrack to so many lives and his thoughts on the enduring power of songs that continue to connect generations. We also take time to remember legendary WSM Radio broadcaster Bill Cody and the impact he had on artists and listeners alike. If these songs have ever brought back memories of summer nights, first loves, or special moments with someone you care about, I think you’ll enjoy this conversation. Real stories. Real people. Real impact. News That Unites!™️

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