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Ok, here goes. I am servicing an IR VR-1044 and there is a crack in the bottom radius of the cast iron transfer case attached to the bottom of the transmission. It is the case where the two driveshafts meet. Anyways, they crack is more of an oil leak than a structural problem according to the powers that be. Basically I have a 6" crack running horizontally in the radius where the front vertical side meets the horizontal bottom side. I've done quite a few cast iron repairs and to be honest I usually prefer stainless rod over nickel rod unless it needs to be machined. I also normally am able to properly heat and cool the pieces. This one is different. First off, the case is on the machine so I'm out of position(not a big deal), second is the tranny had ATF in it (quite flammable), thirdly I can not remover it(refer to first problem) and lastly I DON'T WANT THIS THING TO LEAK. The tranny is drained and the rear bearing/yoke are out so the case is vented but I can't get in enough to clean it properly. What would you guys do? My thought is to use stainless or like a nickel 99 and do short 1" beads in a veed out crack. Low amps and short weld time. Let each cool a couple minutes in between with the help of a torch about 6-8 inches away. Dave PS- Thx in advance for any input.
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09-10-2012, 06:40 PM #1turbo38t Guest
Cast iron repair on fork lift tansmission?
Cast iron repair on fork lift tansmission?
Only thing I can add is peen between welding
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The first thing i would do is clean off all oils and fluids both inside and out the best u can. If you heat the cast iron with any contaminants on it then it may absorb it and make the cast unweldable. I have used a tig torch with 316 stainless filler on (ACHF)...yes ACHF on transfer cases and transmissions before and it worked out pretty good. U may also wana drill a few expansion holes before u do any pre heating or welding so it doesnt crack further. The main thing is to have it clean before u apply any heat.
If it was mine i would vee if i could, clean and preheat and burn out as much oil as i could. I would use a good cast iron rod (just my preference over SS) and weld small welds peening as i go. If you get cracks or bubbles grind out and reweld. The oil is going to be a problem as its soaked deep in the crack. Just my thoughts...BobBob Wright, Grandson of Tee Nee Boat Trailer Founder
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Dont weld it>>>dont it will crack....
The crack likely came form vibration, if you weld it, it will crack very soon. I would bet the drivetrain has a balance issue. A bettar repair would be the lock and stich method. Basically it uses set screws tapped into each other, it works very well and will last, if you weld it, I give it a week before it cracks again. Google lock and stich. I have repaired holes in blocks and it has not failed yet.
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If you are able to drill the crack, use the lock and stitch procedure. Works wonders on cast iron and aluminum.
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if ya cant weld DONT WELD IT
i have welded many transmissions, transfer cases, blocks, rears, boiler tanks... etc. With that method or with utp 55 or 99 rods. I have jus had better luck with 308.
I've welded alot of cast over the years and I agree with Ametalmaster.
I cant comment on the lockstitch method because I have never used it.
One would hope that a bolt losened up causing the crack and thats why it broke so you can tighten the bolt up and tig weld it.
Use short welds 1/4" long peen and weld and keep repeating untill your done.
09-11-2012, 04:23 PM #10turbo38t Guest
Well guys, the repair is done. I ended up putting the front of the machine up on 12? blocks to pool the last little bit of oil away from the crack. I then cleaned everything thoroughly and veed out the crack. I drilled the ends of it with a 3/32 bit and also drilled 2 holes along the length. I then pre heated to around 275-300(any hotter would have caused the ATF to flame up). I stirched about an inch at a time and immediately peaned it and jumped to a different spot and repeat. I had one small pinhole to fill and that was it. I post heated it a bit and then covered it with a blanket and let it cool. No pinging, no cracks. I used Ni99 for the whole procedure. I reassembled and did a test run in 3rd gear over lots of rough stuff and no leaks so as of now it's good. Thx for the help guys. Dave


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On February 4th, 2012, we were devastated to learn that our co-worker, Program Director, longtime family member and faithful friend, David Hall, had passed away.
David's steadfast professionalism and charm were hallmarks of his time at the helm of Lightning 100. He was THE face and THE voice of Nashville rock radio and Lightning 100, spanning decades at the microphone. He was a fierce advocate of many Nashville artists you hear on Lightning 100, a role which he relished as "David Hall Rocks Y'all," every weekday afternoon. He brought them to Nashville radio and the rest of the world via live broadcast and the internet every Sunday with Nashville Sunday Night. In local music, David championed everyone from Jason & the Scorchers in the 80's, The Evinrudes and Leigh Nash in the 1990s, to Gabe Dixon and Drew Holcomb and the Neighbors, in 2012.
Prior to his work at Lightning 100, Nashville radio listeners knew David, a Kentucky native, from his years at WKDF-FM, which was one of the south's legendary rock stations during his employment there, from 1980 -1988. David also broadcast as part of the 1988 -1993 line-up at Classic Rock WGFX "The Fox," before coming to Lightning 100.In the coming days we will mourn the loss of our loyal friend and celebrate his life and contributions to the Nashville music scene.
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144 Responses to "David Hall (1954 – 2012)"
When I needed advice regarding leaving college radio for commercial radio, David took the time to reply and gave good advice with honesty. I always appreciated what he did.
I have lived in Nashville since 2000 and I have been a longtime listener . I LOVE David Hall , HE is what made Nashville Sunday NIghts and everything in between. Its still kinda strange to listen now in the afternoon/evenings and he not be on. " David Hall Rocks Y'all !!"
I was so shocked and saddened to hear this today. Sending condolences to his family, his colleagues, and his listeners. He will be missed.
I always enjoyed hearing David Hall on the radio. His kind, calm and comforting voice as well as his insightful music thoughts and interviews always made my day.
I have been listening to David since KDF days. He didn't need to say his name as his voice got your attention immediately. I will miss listening to such a treaure we had in Nashville and beyond. RIP
Such a long time has gone by since WKDF. David was there playing the theme music while I made my herstory. Thanks Dave for helping to create my moments and memories, Sherry
Dave Hall, been listening and sparing with you via email for years! Rock on, Dude. You will be remembered and missed by us all who first heard you on KDF….oh, those were the days!
Lightening 100, Thank you for honoring David the way you are and keeping his voice on Lightening 100. It gives me confort to hear his voice.
Without David Hall, Music City will always be just a little bit out of tune from now on…
I would not buy a car if the radio wouldn't play lightning 100.
i would like to know what happened to david? he was pretty young and i remember him from his days at wkdf. wow ill miss him. godspeed dave!
Wow! I'm at a loss for words. I moved to Nashville in 1980 from England and David defined my youth. Even after I moved to D.C. he remained one of the great things about coming back to see my family. When I drove home, as soon as I was in range I'd turn on Radio Lightning and hope he was on. He was a champion of the very best Nashville has to offer and though I never met him, I feel like he's one of my closest friends.
My deepest condolences to his family.
I'm sad to hear this news. He will be missed!
David was a dear friend of mine, and I loved him deep in my heart. He will never be forgotten as long as I am alive. I do remember whenever he smiled the whole room would light up, that's how real it was, how real he was. He was very caring, concerned, loving, tender, and always gracious, the perfect gentleman.
I met him when he worked at KDF Radio in Nashville. (Long ago) We had so much fun together. He introduced me to the rock world, taking me to concerts and getting us backstage to meet the bands. It got where he got us backstage and I got us invited to the party where the bands were going. Too much fun, too many memories. David you will be so missed but know you will always remain in my heart today and always.
I grew up listening to David Hall on KDF and have remained a fan of his throughout his career in Nashville. I will really miss you David Hall. You were one of the best.
David was an incredibly, genuinely kind, wonderful person. It is hard to picture him in my mind without a smile. He is going to be missed. This makes me so sad!
David was an incredibly, genuinely kind, wonderful person. It is hard to picture him in my mind without a smile. He is going to be missed. This makes me so sad!
You were a gem…I remember riding the bus to Memphis on a trip to see John Fogerty and Bonnie Raitt @ Mud Island…you were a gem of a person to get to hang out with and that is a rock moment I will truly treasure…glad I had the opportunity to hang out with you…those that were able to work with you were blessed, I am sure. Prayers to you and your family. Peace
David Hall will be greatly missed……David Hall Rocks Y'all in Heaven!
We're saddened to hear of your loss. Our hearts are with your team during this tough time.
Josh Strickland, PD
WOXL-FM/HD2 Asheville NC
David Hall Rocks Yall……, his voice will remain in my head and heart even though he is no longer here with us. My deepest sympathy to his family and loved ones. Bless you David Hall for the music, moments, and happiness you brought to others. Thank you for sharing, thank you for caring. Rest in peace. Will still look forward to my Lightning 100 Survey I always received…, keep it alive for David as this was important to him.
David was my 2nd cousin…I've known him for years. I was in high school in the 80's and loved telling my friends he was a DJ in Nashville. That was too cool!!! I miss you cuz…I hope you find the peace you were looking for. The world will be a lot different without you!!! Love you!
You are already so missed dear heart. I hope you sre seeing how many people are loving and missing you. I can see that smile right now. You would be beaming. You so deserve all this love and admiration. Happy Trails darling…
David was warm, receptive, and caring. I've searched my memory. I can't remember a time he lost his cool. Or, anyone who could say harsh word one about him. I'm keeping all my FM100 family of friends in my thoughts, especially Trish, Fred, Nadine, Jason, Leslie, Keith, Mary and Lester. I'm also thinking about everyone there in the early days, especially Barbara, Rusty, Pat, John, James, Bob (&Annn Marie), Heather, Melissa, Kat, Adam and Ned. Love and Kisses
I moved to Nashville 14 years ago. The adjustment from the big city to the small town was educational to say the least. Over the years Nashville has grown and one welcome constant has been Lighting 100. Upon leaving Chicago I was comforted by the similiarity between Lighting 100 and Chicago's XRT. The formats are identical which lead me to believe they were sister stations. David Hall was the voice I welcomed, relied upon, and looked forward to hearing every afternoon. Nashville has lost a great rock-n-roller. Long live rock, long live Lighting 100.
I am so saddened to hear of David's passing. He was my running buddy at 'KDF during those halcyon days of rock radio. A wonderful man and the consummate pro.
Best David story: He had never been to Mary's BBQ on Jefferson Street, so we set out for lunch prior to David's 1PM airshift. I suggested we each get a rib sandwich. We hustle back to the station, I go to my office, David to the studio. He calls me and says, "Hey, man…careful with that sandwich. There are BONES in there."
Rock on, my dear friend.
I will miss hearing David Hall every afternoon. As many I go back to the KDF days. Enjoyed listening to him each day.
David Hall was the coolest guy in nashville. When I first moved here and didn't know many people I would listen to his show afterwork and knew I made the right decision. He felt like a real friend. I talked to him at 3 rd and Lindsley after nashville Sunday nights and I could tell he was sincere and genuinely cared. Music city will never sound the same.
So sorry to hear that, will really miss him. He's been keeping me company in the car for so many years, and I can't believe he's gone. Thoughts and prayers with his family and friends.
What a soothing voice, he will be missed. Condolences to his family, RIP my friend…
you will be sorely missed in this city! I've enjoyed your voice since KDF days and thank you for MAKING 100 what it is.
I miss you David Hall it is very hard to put in words.
You inspire me to move forward interviewing bands and making dreams come true through radio.
A great loss to the community, fondly remember his early days with KDF. His voice was so soothing, he will be missed. RIP my friend…
David was always a big champion for my band Lowen & Navarro, throughout the 90's and 00's, whether we were on a major label, independent label or our own label. He played our records, sponsored our shows and hug out with us whenever we came to town. He was a smart programmer, a serious music head and a great guy. I'll miss his enormously. RIP buddy.
Some day I'll be leavin'/ but I just can't help believin' that it's not today
Wish you were still earthbound, David
R.I.P my old friend. I have lots of memories from working concerts back in the day and of our pre and post concert escapades. David was usually there representing the radio station. More than once did we hit the town with the bands after their show…always good fun with ya buddy. We have lost a true icon of the Nashville music scene…and a great human being.
I have been listening to David since 1980. I loved him on kdf and talked to him many times when I won albums on his Top 5 at 5 on weekdays. When I heard he was on WRLT I started listening immediately.
Sure going to miss you David.
My thoughts and prayers are with David's family and friends.
Thanks for playing the tunes I grew up listening to on KDF….thanks again for rocking y'all…
one of our highlights was David introducing us on Sunday night at 3rd and Lindsley. I had listened to him do that show so many times before and always imagined him introducing us- He will be very missed in Nashville
Music city should lower all the spot lights this week. David Hall was Lightening 100 to me, to so many of us. He was host to a musical treat every Sunday Nights at 3rd and Lindsley. I don't know how to think about the station or the music scene without him. My deepest sympathies to his family, friends and co-workers, and the musicians and music community who knew and loved him. In addition to all that love, there are not many men who have also brought so much joy to so many people they will never even meet. Thanks David.
This past Sunday Night, I told my wife, Leslie, who owns Magic 1560, WMRO, along with me and my mother, Sandra, that I saw the breaking news about David on News Channel 5. I've have been in the radio business for 31 years now. I remember listening to David Hall on the old WABD-FM (now WCVQ, Q-108) in the Clarksville Market. I listen to him on 103 KDF, while I was working at WVOL/92Q in Nashville, before me and my late Dad, William "Bill" Bailey and I purchased WMRO-AM 1560.
I will say that David smooth voice, his talents, and his knowledge of knowing how to do "True AOR" Radio, moved me, and were an influence on me as I was coming up in the ranks of this business.
This past July, Lightning 100 and Magic 1560 lost Melissa Alexander-Manning, who was Promotions Director at Lighting 100 and Sales Manager of Magic 1560, WMRO in Gallatin from 2004-2006. I am sadden that now Lightning 100 has lost two good people. We may have not seen "eye to eye" on how we wanted to program our stations, but this is not a perfect world, God made it this way, and these things happen for a reason that we humans cannot explain. Only our creator knows!
Today, Monday, I have been sort of depressed over the loss of David Hall and Melissa Alexander-Manning. I never got to met David, but we both knew who each other was, and all I can say is that he was a talented, professional man,that this industry is losing because of big Corporate Radio Giants, like Clear Channel.
In conclusion, I could go on and on, but to David, may God be with You as you walk in to the Gates of Heaven, and be with the others we have lost in this business. David is now in a better place, but he will be missed by all of us in the radio industry and his listeners over the years.
Scott Bailey
President/General Manager
WMRO Radio, Magic 1560
Gallatin, TN
I just still feel so stunned. Although I've listened to David Hall and WRLT since day one, I never met him. It's the same kind of loss I felt when WSMV's Dan Miller died suddenly. Another long-time, comforting voice has been silenced.
I am saddened by the news of the passing of David Hall. I met David once or twice but feel as if I have known him since 1994 when I moved to Nashville and fell in love with this radio station. I will miss "David Hall rocks yall". My heart goes out to his family and the Ligtning 100 family.
I was so sad to hear about the passing of this awesome man. My thoughts are with everyone at my favorite radio station, and most definitely with the family of David Hall. May you rest in peace and meet even more amazing musicians in the next world.
I heard Wells filling in for David announcing his passing, and trying to hold it together while announcing his tribute and playing "Blackbird" by The Beatles. I feel the same way, brother, and I only knew David from his show, and the occasional concerts. We moved here a decade ago, and instantly fell I love with WRLT, and the spirit of independent music that it brings to those of us lucky enough to live close by.
Our thoughts and prayers go out to David's family
When I moved to Nashville he was on the air at KDF, and when I left Nashville in 2009 he was on the air at Lightning 100….I don't know Nashville without him, a part of my life for 20+ years…a true voice.
I would like to express my sincere, deepest sympathy to David's co-workers, his friends and his family. David has been my favorite voice on the radio since his KDF days. His death is truly a loss to all Nashville music lovers.
I remember working with him when I was an intern at Lightning 100. You were remembered and will be missed. My condolences to the family. Peace be with you at this troubing time.
I have been listening to rock in Nashville for many years, and David Hall has always been the true champion of great rock and roll in this city. His steady, knowledgeable voice will be missed. Nashville has lost a radio icon. Condolences to David's family and friends. R.I.P David Hall.
We will truly miss you. David Hall you "rocked us all". Our prayers are with you, your family, and Lightening 100.
R.I.P. radio friend. You will be missed but celebrated.
Just have to say Thank You, David Hall, for rockin' us all so sweetly for all these years. Your radio personality has always been a true friend and inspiration for so many. You're one cool Nashville Cat!!!!!
Thank you for culturizing us with some awesome music. You surely did rock us all! Thank you for the tunes, friend…
Just couldn't let this day pass without saying thank you David Hall for rockin' us all for all these years. You were one cool Nashville Cat!!!
Thanks again for sharing all that awesome music with us all, David Hall, you did rock us all! Thank You, radio friend.
R.I.P. David Hall. You will be missed.
RIP David,
Can we get some Boomtown Rats – I don't like Mondays
Hearing David say,"David Hall Rocks Ya'll!" is one of the reasons I wanted to work at KDF! Just sounded like an awesome place…and it was, and so was David. Even in more recent years I spoke with him at 3rd & Linsley…if he ever lost his passion for music, I didn't know about it. Rest in Peace brother.
David Hall Rocks Ya'll…1 of the reasons I wanted to work at KDF! It was great seeing him at 3rd & Linsley…if he ever lost his passion for music…I didn't see it. Rest in Peace my brother.
I can barely remember a time when David Hall was not a part of Nashville radio. We have lost the best DJ this city will ever know. My thoughts & prayers are with David's family & the staff at Lightening 100. Rock on, David – you will be greatly missed.
We know this is the toughest time of your day today. Stay strong Lightning 100 family. Our hearts ache with yours.
Although I never met David, I feel like a good friend has passed just in listening to him on the radio all these years in Nashville. My condolences to all those who did know him….. his family and friends.
RIP my "vocal" friend.
Vaya con dios, my friend.. Godspeed..
new to Nashville, I happily found lightning 100 on the dial. A great radio station much in part because of David. I never met David but feel a great sadness none the less that his voice has been silenced. A great loss for his family and the larger Nashville community. My deepest sympathys.
I am just so sad today as I know everyone at WRLT is. I know David was the voice and feeling behind the idea of the fabulous independent radio station we are so lucky to have here in Nashville, and I hope his dream and legacy continues, as I'm sure it will. His loss will leave a huge void, but he touched a lot of folks and kept the spirit of independent music alive and well in an industry that does not honor true independent artists. My heart goes out to all of you who were fortunate to have worked closely with him, as I know you've lost a good friend.
I'm so sorry for David's family. That includes his extended family at lighting. David's passing is a huge loss for us, his loyal listners. He will not be forgotten.
Thank you David. You rocked us.
David was a sweet soul, a pleasure to work with and I am honored to have known him. My thoughts and prayers are with his family and many, many friends during this bewildering and difficult time.
Lightning 100 is such a treasure – an independent station that brings a great variety of music to Nashville. David was an equally independent dj and a champion for local music & musicians. My thoughts are with David's family, both inside and outside the station, and may you all support each other during this difficult time. Thank you David!
and flocks of Angels sing thee to thy rest.
a great voice has been silenced today in music city. thanks for the music. RIP, David Hall.
I have known David for 35 years. He was a kind and caring soul. He spent much time with me and my family. I shall treasure my memories of our good times together.
Good Bye dear heart. God Bless You David.
David Hall Rocks Y'all! He brings back many positive memories from my many years at MTSU. The phrase-David Hall Rocks Y'all, takes on a whole new meaning. RIP David Hall.
Music City lost a great music ambassador and a great man. RIP, David, you were one of the best.
Music on the radio is such an important part of life. Where would we be without it? Like so many in Nashville, while I never met David Hall in person, I knew him well through his wonderful voice on WRLT radio and consider him a special friend. He was there for me every afternoon on the drive home and on Sunday nights to wind down the weekend. He brought so much of that special joy of independent radio to my life. His knowledge and dedication to his craft was inspiring. Words cannot fully express my deep appreciation toward him for how much he enriched all of our lives. It is so very sad that he will no longer be there filling those moments for us. Thank you for the many wonderful years, David Hall. As a longtime dedicated listener, I will always remember you, and truly miss you, as a very special friend.
David Hall will be missed by many here in Nashville. I remember him from the KDF days then to Fox 104.5 then to WRLT 100. We all loved to listen to him in High school and beyond. He will be greatly missed on our airwaves and in our lives. God Bless and watch over David's family and friends during this time.
From all of us at the WSM-AM radio family to all at Lightning 100 our deepest sympathy to you and David's family. Thanks for being the true champions of local radio.
It's strange to know that I'll miss someone that I never met or even knew what he looked like. Yet, David and his voice were part of my daily routine for as long as I can remember. I'll miss hearing you David. RIP.
I've know David from his first days at KDF and what a wonderful man he is. Always the gentleman and true professional. He will leave a void in the hearts of many and the airways of this city. RIP my brother.
David Hall is truly a music king here in Nashville and the outlying areas. He introduced so many wonderful bands and songs. May he rest in peace and his family know that Middle Tennessee is better for all he has shared.
Damn, what awful news. David's passion for music touched many, many, people – and that passion will live on, and continue to be felt. It's hard, if not impossible, to picture Nashville radio without him. RIP.
Nashville radio lost a great one. David Hall was everything I loved about rock radio. Steady, powerful, yet warm voice…and a great jock. RIP
RIP David. You will be greatly missed.
Very sad to see this news. I loved listening to him while living in Nashville and online since leaving the great city. Thanks for introducing me to some awesome music, and here's hoping WRLT can carry on the awesomeness David Hall brought. David Hall Rocks Y'all.
Nashville has lost a legend and a friend. Although most of my music listening today is through an iPod, Pandora, or Sirius Satellite Radio, I remember 30 years of David Hall, especially his love for the Beatles. He will be missed. My thoughts are with his family.
So sad. I listen at work here in Florida almost every day…This has remained my hometown Nashville connection. Thanks for all the great music, David Hall.
David was the first DJ to play a record I was a part of – someone who loved the "no name" – The indie-champion. You will be greatly missed.
My condolences. David Hall is truly an icon in Nashville's rock scene. His contributions and loyalty are second to none. I only imagine the artists I would never have been exposed to were it not for his efforts.
Rock on, David Hall.
So sad to hear of David's passing. To me he was Lightning 100. Remember his good works and good ways and continue Lightning 100 in the tradition that he established and he will shine his blessings down on you. Prayers to his friends and family.
David Hall will be missed by us all. Even our little kids know who he was, cause he "Rocks ya'll!" Because of David, we listen online, when we leave town, go to work, knowing we will hear the greatest, newest, local, independent music. Never forget what he has done for Nashville and music everywhere!
So few cities are as fortunate as Nashville to have a radio station like Lightning 100, where the music is locally programmed by people who care about music, and David Hall was synonymous with Lightning 100. From hosting his radio show to hosting Sunday evenings at 3rd & Lindsley, you could tell David's life passion was quality music and there was no bigger advocate for local Nashville musicians than David Hall. He is irreplaceable and will be dearly missed.
David Hall will be greatly missed. To Lightning 100 and David's family, I'm so sorry for your loss. Keeping you all in my thoughts during this truly difficult time.
i am so saddened to hear this news. been a fan of david hall since the KDF days. he will be greatly missed. prayers go out to his family, friends, co-workers and fans.
Given he was such a Beatles/George fan, would love to hear "All Things Must Pass" in his honor/memory…
I grew up with David in Murray, Ky. When we were kids David brought the music for everybodys party. I have listened to him since his days working the local stations when he was in college at Murray State. He had a made for radio voice and loved the music. He was a great person and a good friend. He will be missed.
So sorry to hear about the loss of Dave Hall. Prayers to his family, friends as he will be missed in Nashville radio and the world.
So shocked to hear. I've listened to David ever since KDF….even helped him pick out some jeans once back in my days at County Seat. RIP and prayers to your family.
I'm very sorry to get this news. David was one of the good guys. Rock In Peace brother.
I started listening to David Hall when he was on KDF and I was happy he went to WRLT when the other station went county. That's when WRLT became my station and David Hall was always so great. I will miss hearing him. I won a CD doing the survey and he mailed it to me with a short note saying thanks for listening and I saved it and stuck it in the CD. Really glad I did. I am so sorry for the loss to his family and friends and to the entire community. He will not be forgotten.
Will miss hearing you, David, RIP. Lightning 100 is my favorite station. Condolences to all his family and friends….
This is a huge loss for Nashville radio. I've listened to David since he came on the air at WKDF, followed him to Classic Rock WGFX and now during his years on Lightning 100. His voice and influence on the rock scene in this city will be much missed. David truly rocked us all.
For more than 30 years I have listened to David. I will miss you.
What sad news. R.I.P. David and thanks for you support and enthusiasm.
Barry and Carbon Leaf
I was so sorry to hear the new this morning. We moved away from Nashville and when we decided to move back, one of things I really looked forward to was listening to Lightning 100 and hearing "David Hall Rocks Ya'll". Sending good thoughts to his family.
I started listening to David during the KDF days along with Mobie On The Radio & Carl Panthose Mayfield & have been a devoted listener of his at Lighting 100, He will surly be missed in a large way…….
I have been listening to David since I was a teenager in the early 80's when he was on KDF. He had such an incredible voice and will be greatly missed by the Nashville community.
The untimely passing of David Hall is a loss for all of us that knew him and is a huge loss to the Nashville music community.
His decades long career was a shining example of integrity, dedication and creative talent.
His ceaseless committment to his love of music and the medium that brought it to so many, stands as a testament to a life that was fully lived.
His gifts were fully acknowledged by artists and those us us in the industry that had the pleasure of dealing with him over the years.
He was always kind, gentle and supportive when dealing with us.
His interviews with artists were insightful and passionate. His vision for
the programming of the stations he served was clear and purposful.
The last time I saw him, he handed me a 45 that he had found amongst his collection at home. It was a single that I had co-written 30 years ago and I will treasure it. It speaks volumes to me about my friend David Hall.
He was a genuine human who cared deeply for others and a true friend.
He was loved by many and will be missed by all.
Born and raised in Nashville, music is everywhere. Grew up listening to his voice on the various stations and my children are growing up listening to him on Lightning 100, both saying "David Hall Rocks Y'all" before saying much else. Many friendships started repeating those very words… His talent for bringing new music into your world and letting you judge for yourself is a rarity in music radio and one that I will greatly miss. Thank you David for, well, all of it. You will be missed.
Terribly sad to hear, thoughts and prayers to his friends and family
The news of David Hall's passing has left me deeply saddened. I've loved/tuned in to David Hall "Rocks Ya'll" since I was 14 yrs old when he started at WKDF. He turned me on to MANY local bands/musicians that I wouldn't have know about otherwise. He's a Nashville tradition whom will be greatly missed.
GOSH I will miss hearing him say, "David Hall rocks y'all." It was a staple of my afternoons. RIP David; you are gone too soon.
Shocked – thanks, David, for all the Beatles trivia on the river during The Fox days. RIP…
May you rest in peace, my dear friend. You ARE and FOREVER will be a legend in Nashville Radio. You will be missed!
My thoughts and prayers go out to the Lightning 100 family and the Nashville community. As a former broadcasting major…David Hall was the standard at which I used as a goal to reach. He will be truly missed.
From the early days at KDF to now ~ I have heard the voice of David Hall. He will be missed. "David Hall Rocks Y'all" !!
How sad, how sudden. A dark cloud will hang, but we must think of the brightest thoughts and memories that he gave us all. A big thanks to the introduction of wonderful music into our lives.
David had some great "pipes" and above all was a great lover of music. My condolences to all of you at Lightning100, as well as his family. He will be missed.
I remember David for a such a long time now..he brought me one of my first prize packages that I had won years ago to my job site. He was truly a great man and will be missed by so many. Love to your new journey "David Hall Rocks Y'all"
David was a true gentleman that combined grace with good taste. With his passing the world becomes a less interesting place, RIP.
David Hall's voice was a comfort on my way home from work each day. I am shocked and saddened by this news.
So sorry to here of this. His voice was the sound associated with really good music in Nashville. He will be missed.
RIP brother.
This is very sad news! A great kind sweet man who smooth voice filled the Nashville airwaves. Always with a smile and a kind thought and much music history. I worked with him at WKDF for a short time, but knew him as a friend after that. Rest in Peace David we'll miss you! Karen (aka Jesse Lang)
I was a year out of high school when David came to WKDF.I can remember how delighted I was when he joined WRLT. Those were the good 'ole school days! I don't think I will be able to survive the commute from Nashville to Spring Hill any more without hearing "David Hall rocks y'all!" He was a sweetheart of a guy, and really knew his stuff. He will be sorely missed!
So sorry to hear about David Hall. Listened many afternoons in traffic. My cousin Kerry D. Massey also died this weekend in Ohio. He was with the station 2000/2002 with a mid-day program. So sad when death is so premature.
Oh Vicky! I am sorry to hear of the loss of my other friend, Kerry. Another gentle soul. I never think of Indians baseball or Opening day with out thinking of him. He had a great smile.
So sorry to hear about Kerry. I remember him well and spent alot of time discussing music and songwriting with him. I know he will be missed as well.
Gary Kraen, Lightning 100
Huge condolences to you all at the station and to his family. David was such a nice colleague, he will be missed.
So sad. Listened to David many, many hours. The total pro. Smooth, calm, confident. Saw him at a few live broadcasts. The man seemed love what he was doing. R.I.P.
Such a sad loss for Nashville Radio and the city. Our prayers go out to his family & friends.
From a former DJ. David will be greatly missed. Blessings to your family and friends.
Oh, how we will miss "the Voice" as we always called him. Great friend and important mail voice for On-Hold Advertising messages for more than ten years. May God take good care of David – until we meet again! Bon Voyage David! You will never be forgotten!
So sorry to hear about David Hall's passing. He brought us so much amazing music and made our lives better with his taste and enthusiasm.
David Hall still rocks, yall.
He'll be greatly missed.
Deeply saddened to hear this news. My thoughts are with his family and his many friends on and off the airwaves. Thanks, David Hall, for Rockin us all.
How very sad such a nice man.
Absolutely broken by this. He was definitely a fierce advocate for independent music, and the welcome and familiar voice on the radio for so many years. His passing is so incredibly sad. David… you will be missed. -Dan Haseltine(Jars of Clay)
My heart just broke. When I think of Nashville and music, I think of David Hall. Devastating.
So sorry to hear this!
Rest in peace brother.
David was my first cousin and I loved him dearly. He was a very good man and an extremely devoted worker. His music and job was most of his life. I am heartbroken that he is gone and I will always remember our wonderful childhood days together. Love you, David.
David was my first cousin and I loved him dearly. He was a very good man and an extremely devoted worker. His music and job was most of his life. I am heartbroken that he is gone and I will always remember our wonderful childhood days together. Love you, David.
Yes, Janie. What a huge loss, not only to our family, but to Nashville as well.
This is really sad news. The thoughts and hearts of your neighbors at Corsair are with you today.
I am so sorry for your loss. David was a true professional and a really nice guy. That combination is hard to find these days. My prayers are with the Lightning 100 family.
So sorry to hear this news…he will be greatly missed
Wow, what a huge loss to the Nashville music community. Many condolences to David's family, friends and coworkers. His voice and commitment to local music will be greatly missed.
Sorry to hear of your loss, he will be greatly missed.


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Men's cross country takes Greensboro Invitational with 15-point sweep
Monday, September 26, 2005
GREENSBORO, N.C. (Sept. 24, 2005) - The East Tennessee State men's cross country team won the team title at the Greensboro Invitational, with a perfect 15-point score in the Division I team standings, Saturday in Greensboro, N.C. Senior Peter Dalton (
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Finishing fourth for ETSU and fifth overall, was Joshua Hicks (
Also running well on the day was senior Christine Ward (Candler, N.C.), the only member of the women's team to compete on Saturday. Ward finished the 5,000-meter course in 19:29.1, good for second-place honors.
Next up for the Buccaneer harriers is the Moutaineer Opener in
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My wife Stormy is one in a million.
She'll love me saying that, especially in print.
But, that first sentence is probably the last part of this column she'll like reading. I've been wanting to write this column for about a year now, but have been hesitant because the possibility of it embarrassing her.
But, I decided to go ahead with it because this forum — thanks to all of the wonderful people who pick it up — allows me to raise awareness for her.
Stormy Lee has Factor V deficiency.
Factor V deficiency is a mild form of hemophilia. It means when she sustains a cut or wound her blood clots at a much slower pace — about three times slower — than you or me. It's inherited in an autosomal recessive fashion, and it's estimated one in a million have her specific deficiency.
I learned about this deficiency firsthand about two years ago when she fell and sustained a cut near her right eyebrow. The small cut bled for more than 60 minutes as we sat together on the ledge of our bathtub pressurizing the cut with a whole box of gauze pads.
This is something Stormy Lee has dealt with her whole life. She's comfortable with it, sometimes too comfortable for my liking, and Stormy and her doctors know how to treat Factor V deficiency.
The treatment for Factor V deficiency is fresh frozen plasma. It's readily available at most hospitals and helps control her bleeding.
So, what am I hoping to gain from writing this column?
I know this is a long shot — but we live in a small enough town that many of you know Stormy. It's my hope that in writing this column, you now know her condition and if, Heaven forbid, something bad happens to her on the roadway or elsewhere in public you will remember this column and communicate her deficiency — Factor V deficiency — to law enforcement and medical professionals at that time to give her the best, most-efficient care.
I'd also like to recommend donating blood and plasma whenever that is possible in the local area.
If you've made it this far, thank you for reading and caring about my wife and family.


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Leatherman Micra - ( I used a cheapo Husky clone that I got at home depot for $2)
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Giant limbs and random lumps of fat. Music-induced seizures. Persistent sexual arousal syndrome.
They are conditions that have not made an indelible mark in the tomes of medicine.
Bring them up in front of a physician and in some cases you may get little more than a blank stare.
But they exist, sometimes as a rare disorder, sometimes as a disorder that falls between many medical specialties, and sometimes as an extreme form of a normal bodily function that most people experience every day.
And while the thought of a giant port-wine stain or uncontrollable hiccups are cocktail-party fodder for some, they can be a source of difficulty and shame for those who experience them firsthand.
Sometimes there are cures for what ails them but most often people with these strange conditions must move forward with their lives, coping with physical, social and emotional discomfort, because there is no cure.
The following pages feature some of the more unusual medical conditions that have received recent media attention.
If she dresses carefully and positions herself properly, Carla Sosenko, 32 from Brooklyn, N.Y., knows no one will be able to see any of the physical flaws that she works hard to conceal.
But, unlike the bumps and bulges that many people would like to hide, Sosenko's are the result of a rare congenital disorder called Klippel-Trenaunay Syndrome (KTS).
"It was always about my appearance, which is, in a lot of ways, fortunate," Sosenko said. "In terms of the medical issues, I never felt like I had them."
Symptoms can vary widely and, depending on the severity of the condition, can include pain, blood clots, seizures, blindness and mental retardation. Excessive bone growth can lead to amputation of the enlarged limb.
Because KTS falls between specialties -- vascular, orthopedic and lymphatic -- the disorder was often misdiagnosed and treated inappropriately.
"There is tremendous confusion [about KTS]," said Dr. John Mulliken, co-director of Vascular Anomalies Center at Children's Hospital Boston. "These patients used to be medical nomads. No one doctor can take care of these patients."
Sosenko's right leg is slightly larger than her left, her back is uneven with fat deposits, and a plum-colored mark from enlarged blood vessels under the skin, called a port-wine stain, stretches from her torso to her right thigh.
Sosenko said that many people she meets might not notice her lumpy back or that she drags her right leg slightly when she walks. Others might notice and not comment and still others might ask her about it.
"If a perfect stranger says something cruel, it hurts," Sosenko said. "That will hurt no matter how much progress I make, no matter how confident I feel."
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Fortunately, Sosenko's condition is not painful nor has it prevented her from any of her favorite activities, such as yoga.
"It's discomfort, it's not debiblitating," Sosenko said.
Christopher Sands, 25, has been battling hiccups, normally a mundane, short-lived biological function, for more than two years.
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The Avett Brothers, fresh off the release of their brand new album, "The Carpenter," will perform in concert Feb. 14 at Embassy Theatre, 121 W. Jefferson Blvd., the Embassy announced.
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Hypothermia was a leading cause of death among those who survived the sinking. Hypothermia can turn deadly when the body's core temperature dips below 90 degrees Fahrenheit. At 86 degrees, cardiac arrest can occur. Those who landed in the water and survived the sinking had only 15-30 minutes before hypothermia became deadly.
Which leads me to this:
Nothing says "fun kid's birthday party" or "happy family reunion" like the images of roughly 1,500 people drowning or freezing to death.
Stop back tommorrow for more interesting Titanic Facts and mark your calendar for Titanic: 100 Years Later at the Fairmount Branch on April 12 at 6:30 p.m.


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We've Got Your Back: The 10 Best Backing Bands of All Time
We've Got Your Back: The 10 Best Backing Bands of All Time
We've got your back — Guitar World's guide to the 10 best backing bands of all time.
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02. The E Street Band
Two high-profile Bruce Springsteen solo albums — Nebraska and We Shall Overcome: The Seeger Sessions — might be fine pieces of work, but there's nothing quite like the sound of Springsteen when he's backed by the musicians who've had his back since 1972, the E Street Band.
The E Street Band is proof that a great band is more than the sum of its parts. Current band members, including Steven Van Zandt, Max Weinberg, Nils Lofgren and Garry Tallent, might have their own successful side projects (including a never-ending series of mob-related cable TV shows), but they all know who's "Boss." When they are called to action, they are truly a force to be reckoned with. In this way, they are perhaps the perfect backing band; they live to serve their leader, but they do it while adding touches of their individual personalities and strengths.
Springsteen's early albums are clearly defined by the sound of the E Street Band, especially the trademark sax playing of the late Clarence Clemons. They often transformed what could have been simple compositions into grand, sprawling, dramatic works, such as "Born to Run" (Check out the live video below), "Lost in the Flood" and "Backstreets."
And while the band might not be so concerned with forging new sounds in 2013, as a live unit, they kick ass when it comes to generating excitement and reproducing their classic sound.
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May 15, 2014 at 12:11am
In 1970 only really dedicated fans of Eric Clapton knew that Eric was "Derek" in Derek and the Dominoes when the band first came out. And that's the way Clapton wanted it at the time. He was tired of the "Clapton is god" image and just wanted to be part of the band. Even though they only released one album, as with "Blind Faith" the musicians behind Clapton, Carl Radle on bass, Bobby Whitlock vocals and keyboard, and the great Jim Gordon on drums, (and of course Duane Allman on shared lead guitar on the studio album)were my all-time favorite backup band.
January 20, 2014 at 3:11pm
Good choices all.
I realize that this might strike some as odd, but how about the Beatles? They got their start backing up singers in the nightclubs of Hamburg and then backing up British vocalists such as Tony Sheridan.
September 13, 2013 at 1:12pm
Are you kidding me? The Silver Bullet Band wasn't even on the list and should have been number 1!
September 12, 2013 at 10:46pm
The Faces.....best backing band ever!
September 12, 2013 at 10:13pm
Hello? Big Brother and the Holding Company? Full Tilt Boogie? Janice Joplin had amazing backing bands!
September 12, 2013 at 7:08pm
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The Funk Brothers!
September 12, 2013 at 3:58pm
May 09, 2013 at 3:44pm
Because you sent this out on email list to remind us of this list. I would like to once again point out that the "band" is way to low on this list.
paul santos
May 08, 2013 at 8:42pm
the JB,s the godfather of souls back up band ,The Blizzard of Ozz ,the only good shit ozzy ever put out lol really
t.k. morgan
May 08, 2013 at 7:45pm
No Mellow Mafia?!?
May 08, 2013 at 12:56pm
Southside Johnny & The Asbury Jukes
December 24, 2012 at 1:18pm
The Dominos definitely belong on this list. They are one of the all-time great bands. The Crickets too...
Tight but loose
December 23, 2012 at 9:45pm
The BAND should be #1. Notable MIA for this list:
1)The Dominos(Clapton's best work)
2)The James Brown Band(Hit me!Hey!!)
3)The Silver Bullet Band(Seger's best work)
4)The Experience(Put Jimi on the map)
5)Elvis' late 50's Band with Scotty Moore(Elvis' best work)
6)The Blizzard of Ozz(Ozzy's best solo work)
7)The Family Stone(Hit me again!!)
8)Big Brother and The Holding Co.(Put Janis on the map)
9)Eat 'em and Smile Band(Ate 'em and Smiled)
10) The Jeff Beck Group(Blow by Blow/Wired...AMAZING!)
Yeah,I know I made it TOP 20 so we'll have to debate the order since I can't omit any of them. Peace- :)
December 22, 2012 at 6:13pm
Oh Man....
That SRV cut was just tastey!
December 22, 2012 at 8:18am
Correction to the piece on The Wailers: Donald Kinsey replaced Al Anderson in the band and appeared on Rastaman Vibration but left Jamaica and the band after Marley was shot.
Kinsey was later to front The Kinsey Report.
December 22, 2012 at 12:23am
Never quite considered Neil Young a musician. There is a big difference between playing a guitar than beating music out of it. I think I would have preferred to seen Silver Bullet Band instead of Crazy Horse. The difference in the quality of the music and the performance they put on is like night and day. But then it's just one persons opinion.
December 21, 2012 at 12:23pm
THE BAND, while on this list is way to low. They belong in the top five. I agreed with Crazy Horse and E Street Band. But the band belonged in the top five with them. Levon Helm alone elevated the band to legend status. I think GW puts an article together and tries to add something that will bring controversy.
December 21, 2012 at 9:06am
Really!??!!! Either this list is way too short or ya'll just have amnesia. Throughout history, WHAT band has been tighter than the JBs? C'mon, you have to give credit to them. James Brown was a singer and an entertainer. How often did you see him behind the drums, playing piano, vibing with a bass? Never because he had too much work to do up in front. The foundation for who we was as a singer and dancer rested heavily on the JBs. Honestly, they should be, without a doubt, #1. Now consider this. In the same way that Star Wars and The Matrix changed the way movies were made and viewed, or the shift in understanding after Jimi Hendrix and Eddie Van Halen came on the scene, so to was James Brown's impact on music. And the foundation for that was the JBs. Without them we would not have Parliament/Funkadelic (as most of the JBs left for that outfit) Larry Graham, Prince, Hip Hop, and the Red Hot Chili Peppers.
Question: Can the Bluesbreakers fit into this category?
Nice touch adding The Roots. Really never expected to see them get any sort of mention in a high quality magazine such as GW. Nice. Also like the mention of both the Wailers and Double Trouble.
September 05, 2013 at 2:13pm
Sorry funk doesn't count.
December 21, 2012 at 9:20am
Just thought about something. Y'all should do a column on "Top Switch Artists" This would be the artists who caused a monumental shift in the way music, or an instrument, was played. The shift was so great that everything changed after this/these artist/s were introduced.
A few candidates:
Robert Johnson
Muddy Waters / Howlin' Wolf
Do Diddley
Chuck Berry
Jerry Lee Lewis
Ray Charles
Elvis Presley
Pops Staples
Jimi Hendrix
Eric Clapton
James Brown
Edward Van Halen
Bob Marley
Stevie Ray Vaughan
Tom Morello
and just because I know he would be so vocal about his lack of respect
Little Richard
May 10, 2013 at 2:25am
Only if you take Elvis out of the equation. The only thing he changed was that white people could listen to black music without getting in trouble. He was a thief who used others talents and songs to get famous and dies stinking rich while the real musicians he stole from died broke. Don't ever call Elvis a musician. He never wrote music and could barely play guitar. He was a performer, period! F**k Elvis!
September 13, 2013 at 1:59am
For you to say f*%k Elvis is no less than discrediting any musician who has played anything period. He didn't play guitar worth a damn, something that can be seen in his performances as he blatantly mocks the fact he's holding a guitar and does virtually nothing with it. He knew, any real musician watching would realize it was a prop. Just watch Aloha from Hawaii, with the sound off of course or you might hurt yourself possibly, and you'll see him mocking the very guitar he's holding. It's called "tongue in cheek". Would that also make any performer who were visual artists less than actual musicians or singers, such as Devo or the Talking Heads? He was "pretty/handsome", as far as the standards for the day for a man and he took advantage of it, how many would listen to 9 time Grammy winning Sheryl Crow were she not bangable (my opinion, but I don't discount her music just because I don't care for it), but he also had a great voice and he paid his dues to have the right use it, singing gospel as a child in his church for many years which involved blacks and whites and allowed for the growth of his style, for example. Does that take away from what he did? I'm know Janis Joplin sang many songs not self authored and that doesn't diminish her legacy, right? Because if that makes him any less of a musician, then everyone who didn't write their own material don't count either, like Quiet Riot singing Cum on Feel the Noise which made them famous enough that the band members ended up becoming lots of bands back ups. So stop being so disingenuous, not every famous person who fronts a band or almost any band ever, wrote all their own stuff, or do I need to remind you about the famous Family Guy episode involving Ann Murray. Also, you either admit that most bands started out doing covers or you're an uninformed asshole who doesn't deserve to share your opinion with others that paid their dues more often than not by playing other peoples music. So you don't like Elvis, fine. This isn't politics, keep the negative crap to a minimum unless you've presently become the hottest indie thing since Thrash became a thing. Also, guitar players of a country persuasion would probably dismiss your comment out of hand as that's standard practice in their field. Or, is the highest selling music on the planet not worthy of your opinion? Not my type of music, but it can't be ignored, you would swap your musical choice for that position in a heartbeat or you're a liar. In addition, does that make every musician who's played any music on any album less of a musician if they didn't write the music? Your comment is beyond contempt.
December 20, 2012 at 7:55pm
How about Toto? I know that they were never a backing band in the form of "so and so and Toto", but they did play on literally thousands of records as a group(such as Thriller by Michael Jackson) and with their own stuff, which is great as well
December 20, 2012 at 6:33pm
No mention of The Eagles? All 4 original members were part of Linda Ronstadt's backing band. Seems like a pretty big omission from this list.
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