Healing can take many forms, like Bluegrass, Pop, Rock, Country, Soul, Blues & Folk, as it can alleviate a person's distress or anguish, to become sound or healthy again. What can you expect to hear? Stay tuned, because your Uncle Marty, will show you this time on chapter 570 of The 3D RadioActivity. Here's a baker's dozen of remedies to help your HEALING. Next time … [Read more...] about Radioactive Healing
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Today in Rock History – January 14
1965, Bob Dylan starts recording Bringing It All Back Home. 1966, The Who play Municipal Hall in Pontypridd, Wales, United Kingdom. 1966, David Bowie release his first single, “Can’t Help Thinking About Me,” on Parlophone Records. 1967, Pink Floyd played at the Coming-Up Hop, held at The Great Hall, University of Reading, Whiteknights, Reading England. 1967, Over … [Read more...] about Today in Rock History – January 14
Now Again 3D
I'm everybody's Uncle Marty, on The 3D RadioActivity chapter 569. Hold on, because this au courant, cool, def, downtown, groovy, hep, hip, in, mod, trendy, turned-on, with-it word and soundtrack begins NOW. The average age of the NOW music this time is over 30 years, while the sixteen tunes mean duration clocked in at three and a third minutes. How do we top this next … [Read more...] about Now Again 3D
Today in Rock History – January 12
1964, The Beatles appeared on the ATV show Sunday Night At The London Palladium performing "I Wanna Hold Your Hand," "This Boy," "All My Loving," "Money," and "Twist And Shout." The compare for the evening was Bruce Forsyth. When The Beatles appeared on this show on October 13, 1963, their fee had been £250 ($400.) Three months later, their fee was £1,000 ($1600.) 1965, NBC … [Read more...] about Today in Rock History – January 12
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 by then, over 1.3 million copies had been sold. 1964, The … [Read more...] about Today in Rock History – January 10