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Uncle Marty Gras 2021

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This is The 3D RadioActivity number 574, it's Uncle Marty Gras as we take our yearly trip to the mouth of the Missisip, so grab some chicory coffee and a begnet or paczki as we get the party going! As North America's second largest river empties into the gulf of Mexico, The Crescent City is the birthplace of jazz, zydeco, Cajun, other Anglo French influences, and swamp … [Read more...] about Uncle Marty Gras 2021

Now Again 3D

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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

RadioActivity Now

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I'm Uncle Marty, this is the 568th gathering of music fans on The 3D RadioActivity, as we listen to the use of a specific adverb, conjunction adjective, or noun to do it, since you're here, up-to-the-minute at the present time or moment. To put it in more colloquial terms, Feet Don't Fail Me Now! B-) There's still a lot in the hear and Now, we had over 400 titles to … [Read more...] about RadioActivity Now

Chess Pieces

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I'm Uncle Marty, as The 3D RadioActivity turns to chapter 565 by taking another listen and look at the company who produced and released discs to become regarded as "America's greatest blues label". It was named after founders Leonard and Phil Chess, two Jewish brothers from Poland, whose keen ear and tastes put many legends in the spotlight. Let's check our glucose levels with … [Read more...] about Chess Pieces

STAX Studio Wax

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I'm everyone's Uncle Marty, with program # 561 of The 3D RadioActivity, as we take another in depth look at songs from STAX Studios. Heavily influenced by their team of producers, writers and musicians, sessions had no time limits, as all artists were free to make contributions and suggestions. Ideas moved openly between the control room and the soundstage as head arrangements … [Read more...] about STAX Studio Wax