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- Remembering Art Neville: Watch the Dead & Neville Brothers Ring in ’88
- Listen to Phil Lesh’s Early and Late Sets at the Oregon Country Fair – 7/12/2019 AUD
- Listen to Marcus King and Soulive Jam on Allman Brothers and The Band at Bowlive VIII – 7/18/2019 AUD
- Watch the Grateful Dead’s “Eyes of the World” Opener at Giants Stadium in ’91
- Watch Phish’s Epic 38 Minute “Ruby Waves” Jam at Alpine
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Ten of the Most Underrated Comedies You Must Watch
Top Ten lists are subjective by nature, but this list encompasses ten utterly divine comedy films that are generally overlooked by a lot of critics … [Read More...]
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Chicago Bears Football: Offseason Update
Guest post by Kobe Bernard. There are high hopes for Matt Nagy and the Chicago Bears in 2019. How high? Well, online sports betting sites have Chicago listed with the fourth highest odds to win the National Football Conference. And the Bears are ahead of both the Green Bay Packers and … [Read More...]
Sports
Chicago Bulls select UNC’s Coby White in 2019 NBA Draft
UNC point guard Coby White is making his first long term foray outside of his home state. White didn’t have to go far from his Wilson, North Carolina home to join the Tar Heels. The city of nearly fifty thousand people was once a major center for tobacco cultivation. Now it’s better known for Interstate […]
The Sports Report – June 2019
with Packer Dave, Steve Leventhal, and John Poulter The guys are back to discuss the Toronto Raptors’ first ever NBA Championship, the St. Louis Blues and their seven-game Stanley Cup win over Boston, as well as talk of the Chicago Bears and Green Bay Packers offseason football. John also gives his thoughts on the Major […]
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Why “Red Notice” is More Relevant Then Ever
There was a story in The Washington Post over the weekend about Ivan Gulanov, a Russian investigative reporter on alleged drug possession charges. Some of the circumstances were eerily similar to the book Red Notice, I had just finished reading last week. This 2015 book is the true story a lawyer who took on corruption […]
Dead & Company at the Hollywood Bowl – June 3 and 4, 2019
Writing about a Grateful Dead concert is always more than just a concert review. It’s been twenty-four years since Jerry Garcia’s death, but the band has reincarnated itself several times. They may have finally found a lineup that can deliver a true Deadhead-worthy experience. Trey Anastasio (Phish), Warren Haynes (Gov’t Mule) and John Kadlecik (Dark […]
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3D’s Fourth Road Bridge
I’m your Uncle Marty, The 3D RadioActivity hits number 490 as we take our summertime seconds exit. We have previously traveled RadioActive Roads, experienced More Radioactive Roadwork and taken a 3D Radio RoadTrip. In our ongoing quest to give you the best tunes you haven’t heard in a long time, and the chance at another […]
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Today in Rock History – July 23
1964, The Beatles were atop the UK singles chart with "A Hard Days Night," the group's fifth. They would be number one on the US Billboard Hot 100 in August. 1964, The Beatles take part in the Night of a Hundred Stars at the London … [Read More...]
Today in Rock History – July 22
1963, The Beatles' first US album, Introducing The Beatles was pressed by Vee-Jay Records, who thought they had obtained the legal rights from EMI affiliate, Trans-Global Records. When it was finally released in January, 1964, Capitol Records would … [Read More...]
Song of the Day
Song Of The Day – “A Caddy For Daddy” by Hank Mobley
The title to this track really announces the hipness to be found within its grooves. With Lee Morgan on trumpet, Curtis Fuller on trombone, McCoy Tyner on piano, Bob Cranshaw on bass and Billy Higgins on the drums, this soulful strut wears its sense of sublime grooviness on its sleeve. While Coltrane had the propensity to go far out into the ozone with no return in sight, and Rollins’ gymnastic approach led the faithful to places they’d never gone before, Hank Mobley found himself on the smooth and lyrical side of tenor saxophone … [Read More...]
Song Of The Day – “Sebbin Come Elebbin” by Jimmy Heap
Taking my daughter back to school today provided me with several hours of uninterrupted music listening in the car, part of which was spent with the first volume of “A Capitol Rockabilly Party.” The three-part compilation spanning over 90 tracks was put out in the late 1990s by a CD reissue company in the Netherlands called Disky, who extensively reissued lots of great rare sides from the storied vaults of Capitol Records. One of the tracks that stood out is today’s Song Of The Day, “Sebbin Come Elebbin” by Jimmy Heap. Heap was … [Read More...]
Weekend Sports Report
The Sports Report – June 2019
with Packer Dave, Steve Leventhal, and John Poulter The guys are back to discuss the Toronto Raptors' first ever NBA Championship, the St. Louis Blues and their seven-game Stanley Cup win over Boston, as well as talk of the Chicago Bears and Green Bay Packers … [Read More...]
Radio-Thon 2018
2018: We have kept our costs as low as possible. And thanks to listeners who continue to donate, we have avoided polluting our signal with annoying ads. We can still use your help. Please see the links below how your contribution of any … [Read More...]
3D RadioActivity
Run With 3D Again
I'm Uncle Marty, we are off and Running on the 491st chapter The 3D RadioActivity. Jim in Novato suggested that we make sure that we give equal time to the opposite direction, so we will be moving to and fro this time with hits from Motown, The Blues, Oldies and a Super Group or two with their renditions of some timeless classics. Download … [Read More...]
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Chicago Bulls select UNC’s Coby White in 2019 NBA Draft
UNC point guard Coby White is making his first long term foray outside of his home state. White didn't have to go far from his Wilson, North Carolina home to join the Tar Heels. The city of nearly fifty thousand people was once a major center for … [Read More...]
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Home Improvement USA turns 25
Weekly DIY show continues to inform and educate listeners. For immediate release LAKE BLUFF, IL, July 10, 2019 July 9th marked the 25th anniversary of The Home Improvement USA Radio Program. The … [Read More...]
Do You Remember – Yesterday, Back By Popular Demand.
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- Dog The Bounty Hunter’s New Show Premieres This Fall
- FaceApp Shows Us Photos Of What Elvis Presley & The Beatles Would Look Like Now
- Neville Brothers’ Art Neville Dies At 81
- Catherine Zeta-Jones And Michael Douglas Are Selling $15 Million New York Estate
- Watch ‘A Beautiful Day In The Neighborhood’ Official Trailer With Tom Hanks
- Toys R Us Is Making A Comeback! New Stores Coming This Year
Alan Cross – A Journey of Musical Things
- Here’s a snapshot of the Canadian concert scene for the year so far.
- New Music from the Inbox Tuesday Edition! (July 23, 2019): Live Well, Hunting, Alone I Walk, & More!
- Random music news for Tuesday, July 23, 2019
- Weekly survey: Whose faces would you pick for a Canadian music version of Mt. Rushmore?
- Tool has a new logo. This bodes well.
