‘New’ Beatles Release To Mark UK Record Store Day 0 comments By Live4ever Posted on 08 Apr 2010 at 8:12am [image] A new re-issue of The Beatles’ classic 1966 single ‘ Paperback Writer ‘ is one of 12 new vinyls being released through Parlophone across the UK shortly to celebrate Record Store Day. It will be backed by the b-side ‘ Rain ‘ as it was originally. ‘ Paperback Writer ‘ was first released in the UK in June 1966 and stayed at no.1 in the charts for tw...[More]

Ron Lundy, who wrapped his on-air exuberance in a soft Southern drawl during more than 30 years as a rock ’n’ roll D.J. in New York City, died Monday in Oxford, Miss. He was 75 and lived in Bruce, Miss. (population 2,097). The cause was a heart attack, said his wife, Shirley. “Hello, Love — this is Ron Lundy from the greatest city in the world!” was his longtime catchphrase. “He made everybody feel good with that signature,” said Joe McCoy, who was Mr. Lundy’s program ...[More]

Would somone like to review these two cds for us? Vol. 11 Track List 1. My Baby Loves Lovin' - White Plains 2. Nice to Be with You - Gallery (rare) 3. Early in the Morning - Vanity Fare 4. Will You Be Staying After Sunday - The Peppermint Rainbow 5. Indian Lake - The Cowsills 6. Rhapsody in the Rain - Lou Christie (mono / uncensored version) 7. Shame, Shame - Magic Lanterns 8. Chirpy Chirpy Cheep Cheep - Mac & Katie Kissoon 9. How Do You Do? - Mouth...[More]

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Here's what AP is reporting: Soupy Sales meant pie, dogs, silliness and laughs By FRAZIER MOORE, AP Television Writer Frazier Moore, Ap Television Writer 56 mins ago <!-- end .byline --> <iframe contentid="1" id="yn-darla0" marginwidth="0" marginheight="0" scrolling="no" frameborder="0">&l...[More]

As you may know, we use alot of PAMS jingles on my radio show. Do you have a particular favorite?

I like your essay on the Beatles audio. Not to belabour the issue. . .well, okay, to belabour the issue: If you go to the Beatles VI album, 'Tell Me What You See," they are even at that later point (not just the first two Lps) using that exceptionally discrete mikeing of instruments. Listen to the Wurlitzer electric piano riff on that, and it's completely on the R channel and no sign of it on L. What I started to say is that mixing boards have that panning feature that can create 'center' ch...[More]

Recently, I noticed several Top 40 radio stations back in the day, would list an entire Monkees' lp, at a single survey position, as if it were a single such as their "More Of The Monkees" lp (see position #5 on the survey below).Recently, I played "Hold On Girl" from the "More Of The Monkees" lp.  What Monkees' lp cut (non-single) do you recall hearing on Top 40 radio, back in the day?