I’m really excited to tell you about a hot new program coming up on Fab4Radio beginning this Sunday night (July 31, 2011). It’s called Side Track Sunday and the idea is to play a Beatles-related album all the way through without interruption. Showtimes will be Sunday night/Monday (depending on your local time zone) at 0400 UTC. That means midnight on the U.S. East coast, 9:00 pm on the U.S. West coast, or 5:00 am in London (for more info for your time zone, click here).
The featured album this week is Paul & Linda McCartney’s Ram. I will be your host and start off by giving you a few minutes of inside information about the album before dropping the needle on the wax. I should also let you know that this will not be the standard commercial release of the album, but a special edition of it, that you just might be able to hear some differences on. For more details on that, just tune in for the show.
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For those of you who tuned in for the show, I offer apologies as it came on much later than the scheduled time (technical issues) and consequently I'm thinking much of you missed it. Now here's how we are going to make it up. It will be rebroadcast on Wednesday at 1800 UTC. That means 2pm on the US East coast, 11am on the US West coast, and 7pm in the U.K. This is going to be the plan from here on out. After the Sunday/Monday broadcast, a repeat of it will come on at the same time the following Wednesday. This will offer a choice of tune-in times and hopefully make it easier to catch for people in most time zones on the planet.
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