I'm Uncle Marty to all, this is The 3D RadioActivity, on our 655th adventure, with Daytona the "On The Airedale" as we reach back for more Second Time Arounds of earlier programs featuring More 3D Ways of music that you will likely have the means to enjoy on this weeks Journey! There's another baker's dozen cuts of More 3D Ways, let me ask you to return next time as we … [Read more...] about More 3D Ways
Bluegrass
3D’s 2022 Musical Memorial Tribute Pt. X
Your Uncle Marty is here once again with DaytonAiredale on The 3D RadioActivity's 650th gathering as we extend our retrospective of artists who gave their all to the music world and have gone on to their final and just rewards, this time with our focus on last April and May. Over these past ten programs, we have paid tribute to 137 artists who have crossed the great … [Read more...] about 3D’s 2022 Musical Memorial Tribute Pt. X
3D’ s 2022 Musical Memorial Tribute Pt IX
Uncle Marty here with Daytona Airedale and you on The 3D RadioActivity number 649, as we continue the observance of our Musical Memorializing. On these tributes, we pay last respects to the collection of the artists who have left us in the past 12 months by playing the best of their discography. This presentation has continued our focus of "Remembering" some of the … [Read more...] about 3D’ s 2022 Musical Memorial Tribute Pt IX
3D’s 2022 Musical Memorial Tribute Pt 6
Uncle Marty here with you on The 3D RadioActivity, number 646, as Daytona Airedale and I continue the observance of our Musical Memorial. On these tributes, we pay last respects to the memory of the artists who have left us in the past year by playing the best of their discography. We will continue our eulogy of those lost in the past year as we still have many souls to … [Read more...] about 3D’s 2022 Musical Memorial Tribute Pt 6
Today In Rock History – July 4
1959: Bobby Darin's hit "Dream Lover" tops the UK chart. The track, which would reach the second postion in the US, includes Neil Sedaka on piano. 1964: "I Get Around" becomes the first US number one single for The Beach Boys. In the UK, it would be the band's first Top Ten hit, reaching number 7. The B-side of the single was "Don't Worry Baby", which itself charted in 24th … [Read more...] about Today In Rock History – July 4