OT: By Popular Request--it's Radio Free Charleston!
Rudy Panucci
have not been posting links to my recent episodes of Radio Free
Charleston here in the Sandbox. There have been a bunch since last time,
so let's dig in, in reverse order:
Episode 86 of RFC features music from The Limbs, The ButtonFlies and
WATT4 with cancer survivor Adam Weaver.
Episode 85 was our big Halloween Extravaganza, with music from Unknown
Hinson, Flare Baroshi, The Big Bad, and from the musical "The Blob."
This half-hour epic also features a Plant Ro Duction Mini Movie and cool
hosting segments. Widely considered our best show ever!
http://thegazz.com/gblogs/popcult/2009/10/28/its-halloween-on-radio-free-charleston/
Episode 84 featured music from Shindig and Joseph Hale, plus a vintage
game commercial that has to be seen to be believedP
Our 83rd show brings us music from Tanker's choice--Mother Nang! Also
some open-mic action from James V. Brown, Sierra Ferrall and Patrick
Stephens, and another Mini Movie:
Way back in RFC 82 we brought you a sweet country ballad by Jonathan
Glen Wood, music from "The Blob" and an elephant rampage:
RFC 81 was our Beatles tribute, including Fab Four tunes performed by
Rubber Soul, Captain Crash and The Beauty Queen, and in a video animated
by yours truly, Under The Radar:
http://thegazz.com/gblogs/popcult/2009/09/14/meet-the-beatles-on-radio-free-charleston-81/
Radio Free Charleston 80 celebrated the 20th anniversary of the RFC
radio show with music from legacy bands Go Van Gogh and Blue Million,
and an appearance by The Adventure Team!
RFC 79 includes music from Douglas Imbrogno (backed by Jeff Ellis,
currently stationed in Iraq), Melty Melty and The Drunken Gentlemen!
RFC 78 has great music from Deni Bonet and Tofujitsu, and a snippet of
the animated feature, "Sita Sings The Blues."
Great original music from The Universes and Ovada highlight RFC 77:
http://thegazz.com/gblogs/popcult/2009/08/05/universe-and-ovada-fire-up-rfc-77/
That takes us back to the beginning of August. I know that you guys are
big fans, just like Keith, and will want to check out the shows. Let me
know what you think.
And if you want to see more, check out the RFC myspace page:
http://www.myspace.com/radiofreecharleston
and read the entire PopCult blog:
http://www.thegazz.com/gblogs/popcult
Enjoy, folks!
Later, Rudy
Jackel
> Special thanks to our huge fan, Mr. Keith Davis, for reminding me that I
> have not been posting links to my recent episodes of Radio Free
> Charleston here in the Sandbox. There have been a bunch since last time,
> so let's dig in, in reverse order:
>
> Episode 86 of RFC features music from The Limbs, The ButtonFlies and
> WATT4 with cancer survivor Adam Weaver.
>
>
> Episode 85 was our big Halloween Extravaganza, with music from Unknown
> Hinson, Flare Baroshi, The Big Bad, and from the musical "The Blob."
> This half-hour epic also features a Plant Ro Duction Mini Movie and cool
> hosting segments. Widely considered our best show ever!
>
>
> Episode 84 featured music from Shindig and Joseph Hale, plus a vintage
> game commercial that has to be seen to be believedP
>
>
> Our 83rd show brings us music from Tanker's choice--Mother Nang! Also
> some open-mic action from James V. Brown, Sierra Ferrall and Patrick
> Stephens, and another Mini Movie:
>
>
> Way back in RFC 82 we brought you a sweet country ballad by Jonathan
> Glen Wood, music from "The Blob" and an elephant rampage:
>
>
> RFC 81 was our Beatles tribute, including Fab Four tunes performed by
> Rubber Soul, Captain Crash and The Beauty Queen, and in a video animated
> by yours truly, Under The Radar:
>
>
> Radio Free Charleston 80 celebrated the 20th anniversary of the RFC
> radio show with music from legacy bands Go Van Gogh and Blue Million,
> and an appearance by The Adventure Team!
>
>
> RFC 79 includes music from Douglas Imbrogno (backed by Jeff Ellis,
> currently stationed in Iraq), Melty Melty and The Drunken Gentlemen!
>
>
> RFC 78 has great music from Deni Bonet and Tofujitsu, and a snippet of
> the animated feature, "Sita Sings The Blues."
>
>
> Great original music from The Universes and Ovada highlight RFC 77:
>
>
> That takes us back to the beginning of August. I know that you guys are
> big fans, just like Keith, and will want to check out the shows. Let me
> know what you think.
>
> And if you want to see more, check out the RFC myspace page:
>
> http://www.myspace.com/radiofreecharleston
>
> and read the entire PopCult blog:
>
> http://www.thegazz.com/gblogs/popcult
>
> Enjoy, folks!
>
> Later, Rudy
Rudy,
How dare you plug your show in our obscure forum!?! Just kidding.
Jackel, ITFC 00018