I’m taking the week off. Be back on January 26th. Fred Velardi will be sitting in for me this Saturday night. Don’t let him be lonely.
Turntable For One Jazz Vocals Saturday Nights 9-11 PM (E.S.T.)
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Turntable For One is all about problems – certainly not solving them, more like creating them, exacerbating them, and at the very least exploiting them. So this week I tackled the problem of the government shutdown. What did I do? I played music, of course, but I also dedicated the program to the 800,000 federal employees who have gone from figuring out how to live paycheck to paycheck to how to live no paycheck to no paycheck. The President said he didn’t want to call this a shutdown. I agree. How about travesty?
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Is there anything going on these days we can talk about?
Turntable For One Jazz Vocals Saturday Nights 9-11 PM (E.S.T.)
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The year in music didn’t start on a happy note. Kellye Gray, a unique and passionate singer died suddenly. Still, with all of these interesting new singers and all of the music being released we’ve never heard before from singers and musicians we know and love, I tried to tell my audience 2019 was going to be a good year for Turntable For One. (I’d say it was like preaching to the choir, but I don’t think any choirs listen to my show.)
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On last week’s show I rang out the old. Guess what singers and CD’s we’ll be listening to this week when you tune in? (Make sure the radio’s plugged in.)
Turntable For One Jazz Vocals Saturday Nights 9-11 PM (E.S.T.)
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I spent a couple of hours reflecting on some of the weekly musical themes from the past year and some of my favorite musical discoveries in an attempt – probably a futile one – to distract the audience from reflecting on all of the things they could have been doing instead of listening to my show every week. Who needs to hear their regrets when I have plenty of my own?
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Soon it will all be in the rearview mirror; the midterms will have passed, and we’ll know who are the winners and who are the losers. It will all be over – except for the celebrating, the crying, the blaming, the lawsuits, the recounts, the excuses, the recriminations, the marches, the protests. So just to ease my listeners into this traditional, all-American period of jubilation and mourning, I played songs abut winning and losing. The singers, however, were all total winners.
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