Special Time For This Week's Radio Show

Since I will be attending the 6th annual MEATA event in Plymouth this coming Friday afternoon/evening, I won't be doing my radio show at its regularly scheduled time of 7 pm EST. Instead, my show (The Retro Mix) will air later that night starting at midnight. For information about The Retro Mix and how you can listen online, click here.

Tuesday Tunes- Week 42

Tuesday Tunes - Week 42 This week is word associations (my answers are below). If you'd like to play, list the first song, artist, album, instrument or other musical thing that comes to mind when you see the words.Cat: Cat StevensFish: Fish Ain't Bitin' by Lamont DozierDog: Atomic Dog by George ClintonComical: Rappin' Rodney by Rodney DangerfieldPretentious: BonoIntelligent: John LennonPark:

Final Results of the Recent Heath Ledger Poll

In last week's poll, slightly over half of you felt that Heath Ledger would get an Oscar nomination (but not win) for his performance as The Joker in The Dark Knight. Had I voted, that's the way I would have gone as well. With all of the stories that came out in regards to the ratings of the most recent Oscar telecast (they were the lowest in history), an Academy Award nomination for Heath

The Retro Mix Playlist For 7/25/08

7 pm hourYou Get What You Give- New RadicalsAin't Gonna Bump No More (With No Big Fat Woman)- Joe TexLady Marmalade- LabelleMove Away- Culture ClubNuthin' But A "G" Thang- Dr. Dre feat. Snoop Doggy DoggDon't Think of Me- DidoWord Up- CameoDouble Retro segment's feat. artist: The Rolling StonesSad Day (released in 1966)Harlem Shuffle (rel. in 1986)Don't Let It Go To Your Head- Jean CarnLove Or Let

Old School Friday: Make Up Songs

For this week's Old School Friday meme, we are flipping over the record (metaphorically speaking) and spotlighting make up songs. This week's song is by The Ronettes, one of the greatest girl groups and arguably the epitome of Phil Spector's "Wall of Sound". The song I selected, 1964's (The Best Part of ) Breakin' Up, shamefully only made it to #39 on the Billboard Pop Singles chart. If the

Please Take A Moment To Vote In the Current Heath Ledger/Joker Poll... Thank You

Mamma Mia... Box Office Gold!

Due to the record breaking business of the latest Batman film, another box-office success story has been lost in the Hollywood Shuffle. This past weekend, the musical Mamma Mia! took in $27.8 million dollars to open at #2 behind The Dark Knight. Adapted from the hit stage musical of the same name and featuring songs from the ABBA catalogue, Mamma Mia! stars Meryl Streep, Amanda Seyfried, and