June 12, 2023 • 30 mins
Welcome to The River Local Show with your hosts Glenn Hamilton and Brandon Valentine.
Here are the Artists featured on Episode 4 :
Steven Courtney - Cold Spring Union - Dead Horse Revival - Unforgettable Big Band - Yam Yam - The Temptations
We encourage you to explore more from these artists. Stay tuned for details on how to submit your music for consideration to be played on a future show. Visit www.CPMHOF.com and tune in every Sunday night at 8pm on The River 97.3 and your FREE iHeart Radio App. Thank you for supporting local music. Go see a local show!
Here are the Artists featured on Episode 4 :
Steven Courtney - Cold Spring Union - Dead Horse Revival - Unforgettable Big Band - Yam Yam - The Temptations
We encourage you to explore more from these artists. Stay tuned for details on how to submit your music for consideration to be played on a future show. Visit www.CPMHOF.com and tune in every Sunday night at 8pm on The River 97.3 and your FREE iHeart Radio App. Thank you for supporting local music. Go see a local show!
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(00:01):
Proudly Pa. This is the localShow with a Central Pennsylvania Music Hall of
Fame on the River ninety seventy three. What is up? My name is
Glenn Hamilton. Brandon Valentine is herethe president, founder of the Central Pennsylvania
Music Hall of Fame. Welcome toepisode number four of the Local Show How
(00:22):
About It? Episode four? Men, I remember when this was just a
thought. Here we are making itwork, a germ of an idea,
and look at that they're letting uskeep doing it real quick. At the
top of the show, I wantto remind people that we put this show
up on the podcast the following Monday, or if Monday's a holiday, the
first business day after the holiday,because I'm off on the holidays. But
(00:46):
let's definitely go. If you've missedany of the previous episodes, they're all
up there. Just look for theLocal the River Local Show on the iHeartRadio
app or wherever you get your podcasts. Who do we have to start this
week's show, Brandon, We havea local legend from the area. He
won the Children's Music Artist of theYear this past year at the Central Pennsylvania
(01:07):
Music Awards. This guy actually wrotefive songs for Sesame Street. How cool
is that? It's amazing? Right, He's prolific, he's funny, he's
as down to earth as any guyyou'd want to me. He's one of
the coolest guys I know. Absolutelynot to mention he runs his own recording
studio as well. It's Stephen Courtneywith Dat dat boom on the local show
on the river bottom boom. Canyou feel it? Feeling the room through
(02:01):
the mother Happy band. They gottabig bagweat and they play a little rug
and roll. People smiling. Youcan't feel the warm glow that dan boom,
like that boom d d boom boomout in the street in your neighborhood.
(02:34):
You gotta let that music play.It sounds so good. Work together
together, we can unify. Yeah, the music plays all night long,
and spirits and sorry ey singing thatdan boom DoD dan boom, got that
(03:00):
bood. Love makes the world abeautiful place. Show the world your smiling
face. He can't eat down now, eat loved, eat down. Can
(03:23):
you hear it? It's the worldbeating. We gotta move together or shove
for your feet off for one nowoff right now, Let the love broom.
We're our friends here in the bigbig show, singing that that boom,
(03:47):
got that bood, that that boom, that that boom. Love makes
the world a beautiful place. Showthe world your smiling fains. Eat that
(04:10):
love makes the world and a beautifulplace. Show the world your smiling fains.
He didn't eat eating that love makesthe world a beautiful place. Show
the world your smiling face. Eateat that doom. The local Show on
(04:39):
the River nineteen seventy three. Getmyself together, a calm on one of
these days. Enjoy my but he'sall they have a little water. The
(05:03):
songs I played just to keep theheadlines on. Don't give a damn bound
thing, theyn't see a bad spendmy time. He's don't matter anywhere.
I'm gonna tels right in the bonemill On's mine. Give a little water
(05:31):
going down the front line. Nowhe's spending you all just standing. He
(05:51):
may lose a seeking fog in thething he go the bottle of book,
the fridle lindsay, in the sameway, don't you lose a wing of
sleep over crime? No I askedto feel him. Well, I'm just
(06:14):
doing all time in the morning.Take it. What's mine? Give a
little water, gone down the prime, living in the normal, Tell you
(07:40):
what's mine, Give a little out, going down all the front light,
live in the woman, tell youwhat's mine? Give a little Hey.
(08:09):
I know that band that is ColdSpring Union. I know that band as
well. Brandon is the drummer forthat band. But I'm telling you what,
man, you guys. I'm notsaying this because you're sitting there,
you know, within arm's reach ofme. But I'm telling you, you
guys are one of the best bandsI've ever seen live. Well. Thanks,
(08:30):
that's quite the compliment. You're sotight, you guys, your guitar
players. And I'm I'm such ajerk. I don't know everybody's named in
the band. Please tell me everybody'sname in the band. That's right.
We got John Rossi on lead vocalsand lead guitar, and then they go
back and forth. It's kind ofa unique situation. So Cody Wilt also
on lead vocals and lead guitar.Pretty much every time we play live,
(08:50):
John will sing a song, thenCody sings a song, and it goes
back and forth and back and forth. And of course Morgan Standball on bass
my partner in the rhythm section andBrandon Valentine driving the bus right behind the
kit. I'm telling you, man, you guys are so tight at the
blistering guitar solos. It's always greatto see Cold Spring Union live. Yeah,
(09:11):
absolutely, And this is one ofour new singles. It's called Living
in the Moment, kind of builtaround when we performed in March in Las
Vegas, Nevada. We actually openedup for the comedian Pauly Shore in his
band, which I didn't even knowhe had a band, but that looked
awesome. The trip to Vegas.How often do you get to play in
Vegas? Right? Yeah? When? When? When the job of music
(09:31):
calls to be able to play somewhereelse and in the nation, it is
quite the honor. And we tookadvantage of the trip for sure. You
get on the plane, That's whathappens, all right, man. So
Who's who do we have next?So up next with Switching Gears, here
to some Bluegrass. This is thewinner of the Central Pennsylvania Music Award for
Best Bluegrass Band of the Year fortwenty twenty two. It's Dead Horse Revival
(09:52):
with Whiplash. It's the local showit's The River ninety seven three. The
(11:52):
River ninety seven three. This isthe Local Show. I'm Glenn Hamilton.
Brandon Valentine is right over there.And what I love about this show and
about the talent in Central Pa.It's not just rock. It's not just
blues or country. You're gonna hearall different genres R and B, even
some rap here and there, country, folk, blue grass, metal.
(12:15):
I mean, whatever we got,we're gonna play for you every week here
on the Local Show. Absolutely,yeah, I think at least for our
show. I don't know about yourregular programming, but that's the first time
we've had a bluegrass band on theRiver. So we're breaking barriers. Well,
we're breaking all kinds of barriers withthe Local Show. I mean we
got outside of the Local Show,it's real rock variety, and just take
rock out of it for the LocalShow and it's just real variety, that's
(12:37):
right, Yeah, real variety.I mean our whole world here in terms
of Central Pennsylvania. You know,our arbitrary borders go from the New York
border the whole way down to theMaryland border, basically out past Altuna,
including everything except Pittsburgh and towards theEast, including everything except Philadelphia, and
it's just a melting pot of awide variety of successful musicians in a wide
(13:01):
variety of genres. So, youknow, our only criteria for being on
this show is it good. That'sright. If it's good, you're getting
on the air. And we'll talkabout how to get your stuff on the
air coming up in just a fewminutes. But who we have coming up
next? We have another unique genrehere. We're gonna be getting into the
realm of big bands. Oh nice, all right, stay here the local
(13:22):
Show. More of the Local Shownext on the River ninety seven three,
From Angus Young to Joe Perry,Kurt Cobain to Andy Summers, Keith Richards
to Richie Samphora and Jimmy Hendrix andthe original Guitar Heroes Live Here the River
(13:56):
ninety seven three, Central Pier's RioRock for Riot. Hey, it's Brandon
Valentine. You're listening to the localShow here on the River. While we're
a couple of years removed here fromCOVID. During that time, you know,
a lot of our local venues wereshut down and musicians were left without
venues to play at, and theCentral Pennsylvania Music Hall of Fame hosted a
(14:16):
lot of live streams on our socialmedia page, and at the same time
we created a contest. This contestwe called the cover to Cover contest,
where we invited local musicians to coveranother local musician's original song. In this
case, this was the winner ofthat contest. It's the original song originally
(14:37):
written by Carina Rose called Fighter,and this is the cover from the Big
Band Unforgettable Big Band on the localshow on the River. Another job of
(15:05):
bread, another smile, I hadthe pain, another friend, I made,
another life. I've got to getYeah, but cancer doesn't care if
(15:28):
your paper so long, care ifyou don't have hev it all? Do
you got? I know? Breachnight. I just wanna be blewe this
spie and I'm gonna fight out.I'm not strong like you. I'm just
(15:56):
a kid. I don't know towill be all right? Make it one
more night. I'm scart to giving, make me find her, make me
(16:19):
strong, Get well, cards andflowers, trying to chairish these precious eyes.
Surgery when well today can'tswer doesn't careif you fiber ten care, if
(16:56):
you want to have your life.I could guess making by strong like you,
just a little kid. I don'tknow what to make it one more.
(17:25):
I'm scared them, but I mightgive it up. Make me a
bite, make me strong. Whydude, these tears far. I can't
stand talk. Take a deep breadinside is strong like you, just I
(18:47):
know, just puting. I willtake me when the time is right.
I don't scare day fight fight,Goby Strong. The Local Show on the
(19:37):
River nineteen seventy three to Quell Builtthe River nineteen seventy three. It is
(24:25):
the local show, and that isYam Yam with Juice Box. I love
Yam Yam. Theres like this reallycool jam band that breaks all the barriers
of styles of music. They kindof put it all a lot of almost
every genre in one song sometimes agreed. I mean, they're almost one that's
hard to place in a category.You know. They have a lot of
elements of funk and rocking there.But I believe it or not, they
(24:47):
actually chart under jazz. I believeit. I can see that. They're
also great musicians and they're so funlive. If you've never seen Yam Yam,
you gotta go to a Yam Yamshow. The Yam Yam quite a
banda set for sure, all right, man, So who do we have
now? I love this little bitof history behind this next song. That's
very famous, by the way,one of the most famous songs and one
(25:10):
of the most famous licks of alltime. Right yeah. During each and
every one of our annual awards ceremony, we also induct the best of the
best into our local Hall of Fame. And year one, in our inaugural
ceremony, we inducted mister Robert White. If you're not familiar with that name.
He is from bill Meyer, Pennsylvania, which is just down the river
(25:32):
towards the tm either and Robert Whiteis famous for being the guitarist in the
Funk Brothers, which was a groupof guys based out of Motown that recorded
on nearly every hit in Motown.They're kind of the unsung heroes of the
Motown era, and Robert White mostfamous for writing the guitar lick on the
(25:52):
Temptations My Girl m quite iconic,right, no doubt, this is one
of the most famous licks of alltime, that's right. So not only
is he inducted into our local Hallof Fame, being the Central Pennsylvania Music
Hall of Fame, but his worklives on in infamy through this song.
Absolutely it's My girl, Temptations onthe River ninety seven three. It's the
(26:14):
Local Show I got on a CDtoday when it's cold time, I've got
fame made me feel this thing talkingdown un the bees and I've gotta sweet
(27:07):
a song then the birds in thetree. Well, I fee say,
what can make me feel this sweet? My talking about my my fo Yeah,
(28:00):
I don't need no mo for me. I got all the witches leaving
one thing can plain? Well,I guess you say, what can make
(28:26):
me feel display magat talking about mylad. I've got some shot on the
cloud to day with. I've evengot the mother of pay with my mother
(28:49):
talking about talking around, talking aboutmagund the River ninety seventy three. It's
the Local Show. And the guythat came up with that riff and down,
I'm Barnet, Barnet Down. Thatis Robert White, and he is
(29:11):
from right here in Central PA.And I was today years old when I
learned that. There you go.I'm sure a lot of the listeners were
too, right. It's very cool, all right. So that's this week's
episode of the Local Show. Weare on every Sunday night at eight o'clock
here on the River and streaming oniHeartRadio. But then we also put the
show up on the podcast the followingbusiness day after the show airs, So
(29:33):
make sure you follow us on theiHeartRadio app and you can listen to all
the previous episodes while you're in theretoo. So how can people get stuff
on the show, or at leastyou know, to be considered for future
episodes. Sure for information on allof the artists and more, you can
check out the Central Pennsylvania Music Hallof Fame website that's the acronymcpmhof dot com
(29:55):
and via our website is also theopportunity to submit to have your music considered
to be right here on the LocalShow. So you want your original music
played on local radio, now's yourchances, right, And we're gonna have
some in studio performances here in thecoming weeks as well. We're just gonya.
This is still we're early on inthe in the birth of the Local
(30:17):
Show. This is very early phase. It's like phase zero, phase one.
I guess I can't can't wait tosee it. Grill, let's go.
Yeah, we've got some artists thatare coming out with some new music
this summer and we can't wait tohave them in the studio to play live
for us too. For Brandon Valentine, I'm Glenn Hamilton. That is episode
four of the local show Talk toyou next week. Thanks for listening,
and by all means, get outand go see a show.
Proudly Pa. This is the localShow with a Central Pennsylvania Music Hall of
Fame on the River ninety seventy three. What is up? My name is
Glenn Hamilton. Brandon Valentine is herethe president, founder of the Central Pennsylvania
Music Hall of Fame. Welcome toepisode number four of the Local Show How
(00:22):
About It? Episode four? Men, I remember when this was just a
thought. Here we are making itwork, a germ of an idea,
and look at that they're letting uskeep doing it real quick. At the
top of the show, I wantto remind people that we put this show
up on the podcast the following Monday, or if Monday's a holiday, the
first business day after the holiday,because I'm off on the holidays. But
(00:46):
let's definitely go. If you've missedany of the previous episodes, they're all
up there. Just look for theLocal the River Local Show on the iHeartRadio
app or wherever you get your podcasts. Who do we have to start this
week's show, Brandon, We havea local legend from the area. He
won the Children's Music Artist of theYear this past year at the Central Pennsylvania
(01:07):
Music Awards. This guy actually wrotefive songs for Sesame Street. How cool
is that? It's amazing? Right, He's prolific, he's funny, he's
as down to earth as any guyyou'd want to me. He's one of
the coolest guys I know. Absolutelynot to mention he runs his own recording
studio as well. It's Stephen Courtneywith Dat dat boom on the local show
on the river bottom boom. Canyou feel it? Feeling the room through
(02:01):
the mother Happy band. They gottabig bagweat and they play a little rug
and roll. People smiling. Youcan't feel the warm glow that dan boom,
like that boom d d boom boomout in the street in your neighborhood.
(02:34):
You gotta let that music play.It sounds so good. Work together
together, we can unify. Yeah, the music plays all night long,
and spirits and sorry ey singing thatdan boom DoD dan boom, got that
(03:00):
bood. Love makes the world abeautiful place. Show the world your smiling
face. He can't eat down now, eat loved, eat down. Can
(03:23):
you hear it? It's the worldbeating. We gotta move together or shove
for your feet off for one nowoff right now, Let the love broom.
We're our friends here in the bigbig show, singing that that boom,
(03:47):
got that bood, that that boom, that that boom. Love makes
the world a beautiful place. Showthe world your smiling fains. Eat that
(04:10):
love makes the world and a beautifulplace. Show the world your smiling fains.
He didn't eat eating that love makesthe world a beautiful place. Show
the world your smiling face. Eateat that doom. The local Show on
(04:39):
the River nineteen seventy three. Getmyself together, a calm on one of
these days. Enjoy my but he'sall they have a little water. The
(05:03):
songs I played just to keep theheadlines on. Don't give a damn bound
thing, theyn't see a bad spendmy time. He's don't matter anywhere.
I'm gonna tels right in the bonemill On's mine. Give a little water
(05:31):
going down the front line. Nowhe's spending you all just standing. He
(05:51):
may lose a seeking fog in thething he go the bottle of book,
the fridle lindsay, in the sameway, don't you lose a wing of
sleep over crime? No I askedto feel him. Well, I'm just
(06:14):
doing all time in the morning.Take it. What's mine? Give a
little water, gone down the prime, living in the normal, Tell you
(07:40):
what's mine, Give a little out, going down all the front light,
live in the woman, tell youwhat's mine? Give a little Hey.
(08:09):
I know that band that is ColdSpring Union. I know that band as
well. Brandon is the drummer forthat band. But I'm telling you what,
man, you guys. I'm notsaying this because you're sitting there,
you know, within arm's reach ofme. But I'm telling you, you
guys are one of the best bandsI've ever seen live. Well. Thanks,
(08:30):
that's quite the compliment. You're sotight, you guys, your guitar
players. And I'm I'm such ajerk. I don't know everybody's named in
the band. Please tell me everybody'sname in the band. That's right.
We got John Rossi on lead vocalsand lead guitar, and then they go
back and forth. It's kind ofa unique situation. So Cody Wilt also
on lead vocals and lead guitar.Pretty much every time we play live,
(08:50):
John will sing a song, thenCody sings a song, and it goes
back and forth and back and forth. And of course Morgan Standball on bass
my partner in the rhythm section andBrandon Valentine driving the bus right behind the
kit. I'm telling you, man, you guys are so tight at the
blistering guitar solos. It's always greatto see Cold Spring Union live. Yeah,
(09:11):
absolutely, And this is one ofour new singles. It's called Living
in the Moment, kind of builtaround when we performed in March in Las
Vegas, Nevada. We actually openedup for the comedian Pauly Shore in his
band, which I didn't even knowhe had a band, but that looked
awesome. The trip to Vegas.How often do you get to play in
Vegas? Right? Yeah? When? When? When the job of music
(09:31):
calls to be able to play somewhereelse and in the nation, it is
quite the honor. And we tookadvantage of the trip for sure. You
get on the plane, That's whathappens, all right, man. So
Who's who do we have next?So up next with Switching Gears, here
to some Bluegrass. This is thewinner of the Central Pennsylvania Music Award for
Best Bluegrass Band of the Year fortwenty twenty two. It's Dead Horse Revival
(09:52):
with Whiplash. It's the local showit's The River ninety seven three. The
(11:52):
River ninety seven three. This isthe Local Show. I'm Glenn Hamilton.
Brandon Valentine is right over there.And what I love about this show and
about the talent in Central Pa.It's not just rock. It's not just
blues or country. You're gonna hearall different genres R and B, even
some rap here and there, country, folk, blue grass, metal.
(12:15):
I mean, whatever we got,we're gonna play for you every week here
on the Local Show. Absolutely,yeah, I think at least for our
show. I don't know about yourregular programming, but that's the first time
we've had a bluegrass band on theRiver. So we're breaking barriers. Well,
we're breaking all kinds of barriers withthe Local Show. I mean we
got outside of the Local Show,it's real rock variety, and just take
rock out of it for the LocalShow and it's just real variety, that's
(12:37):
right, Yeah, real variety.I mean our whole world here in terms
of Central Pennsylvania. You know,our arbitrary borders go from the New York
border the whole way down to theMaryland border, basically out past Altuna,
including everything except Pittsburgh and towards theEast, including everything except Philadelphia, and
it's just a melting pot of awide variety of successful musicians in a wide
(13:01):
variety of genres. So, youknow, our only criteria for being on
this show is it good. That'sright. If it's good, you're getting
on the air. And we'll talkabout how to get your stuff on the
air coming up in just a fewminutes. But who we have coming up
next? We have another unique genrehere. We're gonna be getting into the
realm of big bands. Oh nice, all right, stay here the local
(13:22):
Show. More of the Local Shownext on the River ninety seven three,
From Angus Young to Joe Perry,Kurt Cobain to Andy Summers, Keith Richards
to Richie Samphora and Jimmy Hendrix andthe original Guitar Heroes Live Here the River
(13:56):
ninety seven three, Central Pier's RioRock for Riot. Hey, it's Brandon
Valentine. You're listening to the localShow here on the River. While we're
a couple of years removed here fromCOVID. During that time, you know,
a lot of our local venues wereshut down and musicians were left without
venues to play at, and theCentral Pennsylvania Music Hall of Fame hosted a
(14:16):
lot of live streams on our socialmedia page, and at the same time
we created a contest. This contestwe called the cover to Cover contest,
where we invited local musicians to coveranother local musician's original song. In this
case, this was the winner ofthat contest. It's the original song originally
(14:37):
written by Carina Rose called Fighter,and this is the cover from the Big
Band Unforgettable Big Band on the localshow on the River. Another job of
(15:05):
bread, another smile, I hadthe pain, another friend, I made,
another life. I've got to getYeah, but cancer doesn't care if
(15:28):
your paper so long, care ifyou don't have hev it all? Do
you got? I know? Breachnight. I just wanna be blewe this
spie and I'm gonna fight out.I'm not strong like you. I'm just
(15:56):
a kid. I don't know towill be all right? Make it one
more night. I'm scart to giving, make me find her, make me
(16:19):
strong, Get well, cards andflowers, trying to chairish these precious eyes.
Surgery when well today can'tswer doesn't careif you fiber ten care, if
(16:56):
you want to have your life.I could guess making by strong like you,
just a little kid. I don'tknow what to make it one more.
(17:25):
I'm scared them, but I mightgive it up. Make me a
bite, make me strong. Whydude, these tears far. I can't
stand talk. Take a deep breadinside is strong like you, just I
(18:47):
know, just puting. I willtake me when the time is right.
I don't scare day fight fight,Goby Strong. The Local Show on the
(19:37):
River nineteen seventy three to Quell Builtthe River nineteen seventy three. It is
(24:25):
the local show, and that isYam Yam with Juice Box. I love
Yam Yam. Theres like this reallycool jam band that breaks all the barriers
of styles of music. They kindof put it all a lot of almost
every genre in one song sometimes agreed. I mean, they're almost one that's
hard to place in a category.You know. They have a lot of
elements of funk and rocking there.But I believe it or not, they
(24:47):
actually chart under jazz. I believeit. I can see that. They're
also great musicians and they're so funlive. If you've never seen Yam Yam,
you gotta go to a Yam Yamshow. The Yam Yam quite a
banda set for sure, all right, man, So who do we have
now? I love this little bitof history behind this next song. That's
very famous, by the way,one of the most famous songs and one
(25:10):
of the most famous licks of alltime. Right yeah. During each and
every one of our annual awards ceremony, we also induct the best of the
best into our local Hall of Fame. And year one, in our inaugural
ceremony, we inducted mister Robert White. If you're not familiar with that name.
He is from bill Meyer, Pennsylvania, which is just down the river
(25:32):
towards the tm either and Robert Whiteis famous for being the guitarist in the
Funk Brothers, which was a groupof guys based out of Motown that recorded
on nearly every hit in Motown.They're kind of the unsung heroes of the
Motown era, and Robert White mostfamous for writing the guitar lick on the
(25:52):
Temptations My Girl m quite iconic,right, no doubt, this is one
of the most famous licks of alltime, that's right. So not only
is he inducted into our local Hallof Fame, being the Central Pennsylvania Music
Hall of Fame, but his worklives on in infamy through this song.
Absolutely it's My girl, Temptations onthe River ninety seven three. It's the
(26:14):
Local Show I got on a CDtoday when it's cold time, I've got
fame made me feel this thing talkingdown un the bees and I've gotta sweet
(27:07):
a song then the birds in thetree. Well, I fee say,
what can make me feel this sweet? My talking about my my fo Yeah,
(28:00):
I don't need no mo for me. I got all the witches leaving
one thing can plain? Well,I guess you say, what can make
(28:26):
me feel display magat talking about mylad. I've got some shot on the
cloud to day with. I've evengot the mother of pay with my mother
(28:49):
talking about talking around, talking aboutmagund the River ninety seventy three. It's
the Local Show. And the guythat came up with that riff and down,
I'm Barnet, Barnet Down. Thatis Robert White, and he is
(29:11):
from right here in Central PA.And I was today years old when I
learned that. There you go.I'm sure a lot of the listeners were
too, right. It's very cool, all right. So that's this week's
episode of the Local Show. Weare on every Sunday night at eight o'clock
here on the River and streaming oniHeartRadio. But then we also put the
show up on the podcast the followingbusiness day after the show airs, So
(29:33):
make sure you follow us on theiHeartRadio app and you can listen to all
the previous episodes while you're in theretoo. So how can people get stuff
on the show, or at leastyou know, to be considered for future
episodes. Sure for information on allof the artists and more, you can
check out the Central Pennsylvania Music Hallof Fame website that's the acronymcpmhof dot com
(29:55):
and via our website is also theopportunity to submit to have your music considered
to be right here on the LocalShow. So you want your original music
played on local radio, now's yourchances, right, And we're gonna have
some in studio performances here in thecoming weeks as well. We're just gonya.
This is still we're early on inthe in the birth of the Local
(30:17):
Show. This is very early phase. It's like phase zero, phase one.
I guess I can't can't wait tosee it. Grill, let's go.
Yeah, we've got some artists thatare coming out with some new music
this summer and we can't wait tohave them in the studio to play live
for us too. For Brandon Valentine, I'm Glenn Hamilton. That is episode
four of the local show Talk toyou next week. Thanks for listening,
and by all means, get outand go see a show.
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