Sounds From The Superhighway
Sounds From The Superhighway, Florence Dore, amy blakeI host a radio show called "Sounds From The Superhighway" at www.kupr.org every Wednesday from 2-5pm MT. The show's stage line is "Something Old, Something New, Something Borrowed, and, Definitely, The Blues." Hope you get a chance to tune in.
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SFTS Newsletter Episode #420
I could say that the music on this episode falls under a specific theme based on the episode number, but I would be lying. Let’s instead just say that this episode features more great new music from a plethora of unique artists. Let’s just...
SFTS Newsletter Episode #419
Sorry if I sound like a broken record, but I’m doing my best to catch up. I think I’ve mentioned that I am a high school teacher. I’ve been doing this for 34 years and, so far, this year has been kicking my ass. I know that the first month...
SFTS Newsletter Episode #418
PLAYLIST
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Robert Cray - This Man
- I don’t remember where I heard this song, but, when I did hear it, I knew it needed to be on my show. Check out the video:
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The Locustz feat. Rick Springfield, Gregg Bisonnette and Matt Bis...
SFTS Newsletter Episode #417
There’s a nice mix of classics with newer songs on this one. Personally, I was very surprised by the new music from The Locustz. If that name doesn’t ring a bell, maybe the Bissonette (Matt & Gregg) brothers might. Or perhaps some guy who o...
SFTS Newsletter Episode #416
In the six years I’ve doing this, I’ve opened my 4th of July episodes with Sheila E’s “Funky National Anthem: Message 2 America.” As Soultracks referred to the song, Sheila E’s “modern twist of patriotism.” I feel it’s an appropriate tune f...
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I host a radio show called "Sounds From The Superhighway" at www.kupr.org every Wednesday from 2-5pm MT. The show's tag line is "Something Old, Something New, Something Borrowed, and, Definitely, The Blues." Hope you get a chance to tune in.
Professor singer songwriter Chapel Hill NC
radio host | indie music curator | record collector | music industry girlie ❤︎☆✌︎
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