Come on with DaytonAiredale and Uncle Marty here on The 3D RadioActivity's chapter 597 as we take another dip into our Group W file because That's The WAY It Is. We've found our WAY through another episode of The 3D RadioActivity's Summertime Second Sounds, and next time we'll continue to drill down through the Group W files for more wonderfully written verses. Got any … [Read more...] about Another 3D Radio Way
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Waiting On The RadioActivity Again
I'm your Uncle Marty, this is adventure # 596 of The 3D RadioActivity, as Daytona and I dip back into the leftovers from earlier shows to bring you more Summertime Second Sounds, with a fine selection that we know you have been eagerly WAITING! Thanks for Waiting with us this week, It's cool to hear some great music, as we'll continue our visit of Summertime Second Sounds … [Read more...] about Waiting On The RadioActivity Again
The Second 3D W8
I'm Everybody's Uncle Marty along with wingman DaytonAiredale on The 3D RadioActivity number 595. We're getting into another adventure of our Summertime Second Sounds, checking in on earlier features that still have a lot to play and say. I noted that we will continue the trend of W tunes, I'll let everybody pause and ponder to what we have up our proverbial record … [Read more...] about The Second 3D W8
RadioActive Ways Of Love
Hey, your Uncle Marty is back from our Memorial Tribute, as installment 594 of The 3D RadioActivity kicks off our Summertime Seconds where we revisit earlier features to play music that has not been heard on the program before, because the initial playlist was so strong and long that there just wasn't enough time to get to all the great tunes in the feature. With that in mind, … [Read more...] about RadioActive Ways Of Love
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