I’m Uncle Marty, this is The 3D RadioActivity number 469, as we continue our groove. No matter who you are, one size fits all, as we hope you are ready to get your Boogie Woogi3D! Here’s another program with 18 choice cuts. Next time we’re going to BOOGIE with our friends in the animal kingdom […]
Boogi3D
I’m your Uncle Marty, with episode 468 of The 3D RadioActivity! Are you ready to get down? You can BOOGIE on a variety of instruments and in a number of ways as you are about to hear. Download herehttps://archive.org/download/The3dRadioactivity/3dradio_20190203-Boogi3D.mp3 We have had so much fun with this feature that we plan to do it again, […]
Today in Rock History – February 1
1964, The Beatles started a seven week run at number one on the US singles chart with “I Want To Hold Your Hand,” the first US chart topper by a UK act since The Tornadoes “Telstar” in 1962 and the first of three consecutive number ones from the group. 1964, Peter, Paul & Mary performed […]
Today in Rock History – January 10
1964, The first US Beatles album, Introducing The Beatles, was released on Vee-Jay records. The album cover showed John, Paul and George with their now famous “mop top” haircuts, but Ringo had yet to convert. Vee-Jay would be forced to stop selling the disc by the end of the year because of legal complications, but […]
Get 3D
I’m your Uncle Marty, this is The 3D RadioActivity, installment #461 is going to be a ton of fun, as we explore even more than the Rhythm that you’ll GET. Download here: https://archive.org/download/The3dRadioactivity/3dradio_20181216-Get3D.mp3 Some of our programs seem to create themselves as this one did. Were you able to GET your fill? If not, dial […]
Today in Rock History – December 19
1964, The Beatles fourth album Beatles For Sale started a seven-week run at number one on the UK album charts. Recorded when Beatlemania was just at its peak Beatles for Sale‘ was The Beatles’ fourth album in just 21 months. 1964, The Supremes scored their third number one single of the year when “Come See About Me,’ went […]
Today in Rock History – December 18
1965, U.S. Army Staff Sergeant Barry Sadler records “Ballad of the Green Berets.” 1965, The Beatles are number one in the British singles chart with “Day Tripper.” 1966, Tara Browne was killed when driving at high speed in his Lotus Elan after it collided with a parked truck in South Kensington, London. A close friend […]
3D MiA
I’m everybody’s Uncle Marty, as The 3D RadioActivityreaches installment #460; this time with a sure fire feature that has lots of hits and misses! Download here:https://archive.org/download/The3dRadioactivity/3dradio_20181209-3DMiA.mp3 We’ve spent a bit of time with female third person pronounsand the heartbreak of separation as two possible examples of MISS inmusic, coming up we will see who GETs […]
Today in Rock History – November 27
1964, The Beatles release their single “I Feel Fine” in the U.K. and perform on the British TV show Ready Steady Go! Beatles manager Brian Epstein denies US reports that he will sell his contract with the band “at any price.” 1965, The Who’s “My Generation” reaches its UK peak at number two, being beaten […]
Today in Rock History – November 20
1967, Strawberry Alarm Clock were at number one on the singles chart with “Incense And Peppermints.” 1967, The Beach Boys release the Smiley Smile, the follow-up to Pet Sounds. This avant-garde album fails was not warmly received by critics, and failed to chart, despite boasting the singles “Heroes and Villains” and “Good Vibrations.” It has […]
