Happy Monday to y'all. I hope you're through the post holiday "blues". Now, comes the reckoning. Just how badly did you go over budget for all those gifts? Scary, isn't it?
FNST has a good show for you to help escape for a couple of hours. There's some Chicago Soul, a little bit of the "other" Detroit and even some jazz/funk. I think you'll be glad you tuned in.
I was looking at the station logs from the first of the month on and it's neat. Lots of hits and people sticking around for more than a few seconds. York, Pennsylvania (several); Canton, Pennsylvania; Greenville, South Carolina; Louisville, Kentucky; Chicago, Illinois; Melbourne, Australia; Detroit, Michigan; lots of AOL and Verizon hits with no locations; Russia (I suspect an attempted hacker); Great Britain and several others. It's nice to see your face in the place!
There have been a couple of requests for re-broadcast of the Monday show. Later in the week, is what they mean. My question to you is: If we did re-air a show what days/times would be easier for you to join us? I haven't asked the techie gnome about this, I'm waiting to see if there's enough interest to warrant adding repeats. So, speak up folks.
Have a good week and I'll see you next Monday.
PD
Sunday, January 9, 2011
Saturday, January 1, 2011
January 3, 2011
As the country song would say, "Here we go, again".
The beginning of a new year and a new decade; Amazing. We have a new show with a surprise inside. (I feel like I'm in a Crackerjacks commercial) It's nice.
Our birthday artists include Arthur Prysock, Van McCoy and Bill Richter of The Magnificent Men.
More sad news, this past week. Soul music lost Teena Marie as well as Bernie Wilson of Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes. It wasn't a great year.
On a brighter note, this place I call home has enjoyed 3 days of 40+ degree weather and we actually have bare ground showing for the first time in a month. It won't last and I'll be running the blower, again, by the weekend but there are only 88 days until April 1st.
Stay warm and thank you for spending time with FNST Radio
OOPS! Almost forgot. There are a couple of other birthdays, this week.
Paul Cockburn's birthday is January 4th and Rusty Campbell's special day is January 6th. Both gentlemen are occassional listeners and my long time friends.
Mish's birthday is the 7th, same as Bill Richter. She's a dedicated listener and part of the Monday morning early riser group.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO Y'ALL!
The beginning of a new year and a new decade; Amazing. We have a new show with a surprise inside. (I feel like I'm in a Crackerjacks commercial) It's nice.
Our birthday artists include Arthur Prysock, Van McCoy and Bill Richter of The Magnificent Men.
More sad news, this past week. Soul music lost Teena Marie as well as Bernie Wilson of Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes. It wasn't a great year.
On a brighter note, this place I call home has enjoyed 3 days of 40+ degree weather and we actually have bare ground showing for the first time in a month. It won't last and I'll be running the blower, again, by the weekend but there are only 88 days until April 1st.
Stay warm and thank you for spending time with FNST Radio
OOPS! Almost forgot. There are a couple of other birthdays, this week.
Paul Cockburn's birthday is January 4th and Rusty Campbell's special day is January 6th. Both gentlemen are occassional listeners and my long time friends.
Mish's birthday is the 7th, same as Bill Richter. She's a dedicated listener and part of the Monday morning early riser group.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO Y'ALL!
Monday, December 27, 2010
December 27, 2010
It's my end of year tribute show. Just a way of remembering and saying "thank you" to those who passed in 2010.
Unfortunately, the show was completed before word came of Teena Marie's death. Nominated four times for Grammies, the lady was as talented as they come. She will be missed.
There are two special birthdays, this week. Jonette celebrates hers, today. On the 31st it's time for Ginger to have her day. May both have the best days and a great year in 2011.
If you're partying New Year's Eve please be careful.
Thank you for your support this past year.
I hope you enjoy the show
Unfortunately, the show was completed before word came of Teena Marie's death. Nominated four times for Grammies, the lady was as talented as they come. She will be missed.
There are two special birthdays, this week. Jonette celebrates hers, today. On the 31st it's time for Ginger to have her day. May both have the best days and a great year in 2011.
If you're partying New Year's Eve please be careful.
Thank you for your support this past year.
I hope you enjoy the show
Thursday, December 23, 2010
Thursday, December 16, 2010
December 20, 2010
Wow, my last show before Christmas. How cool is this? This marks the 5th one of these.
I have to admit, I like this weeks' show.
There's some nice music and I have a real surprise for all of you.
Nope, not gonna tell you what it is; you have to listen at 4:00am, 3:00, 8:00 or 11:00pm EST to find out what it is.
I will tell you it is unique in the history of FNST Radio. (actually, you could listen to all four shows)
We have quite a few birthday guests as well as a listener birthday. Christmas Eve is PJ's birthday. She's been a booster of the station from the begining and has pointed others our way.
Happy Birthday, my friend.
There's some new, to the station, music this week as well as several old favorites. Even a couple of songs I'd forgotten all about. Listen for Sea Cruz and Deon Jackson to name just a couple.
Oh, before I forget, there are also a couple of new editions to fnstradio on YouTube you may want to listen to. Just a couple of tunes you won't find everyday.
Thank you for your continued support of FNST Radio.
MERRY CHRISTMAS
I have to admit, I like this weeks' show.
There's some nice music and I have a real surprise for all of you.
Nope, not gonna tell you what it is; you have to listen at 4:00am, 3:00, 8:00 or 11:00pm EST to find out what it is.
I will tell you it is unique in the history of FNST Radio. (actually, you could listen to all four shows)
We have quite a few birthday guests as well as a listener birthday. Christmas Eve is PJ's birthday. She's been a booster of the station from the begining and has pointed others our way.
Happy Birthday, my friend.
There's some new, to the station, music this week as well as several old favorites. Even a couple of songs I'd forgotten all about. Listen for Sea Cruz and Deon Jackson to name just a couple.
Oh, before I forget, there are also a couple of new editions to fnstradio on YouTube you may want to listen to. Just a couple of tunes you won't find everyday.
Thank you for your continued support of FNST Radio.
MERRY CHRISTMAS
Monday, December 13, 2010
December 13, 2010
Oops, forgot the blog for this week. It's been a little busy.
Enjoy the show and there's a big surprise next week.
Enjoy the show and there's a big surprise next week.
Sunday, December 5, 2010
December 6, 2010
First of all,
Happy Birthday Terry Crousore of The Magnificent Men!
It's actually December 5th but this is the closest I can get.
This weeks' other birthdays include: Willie Hutch, George Williams Jr. of The Tymes, Len Barry, Barbara Weathers of Atlantic Starr, Walter "Clyde" Orange of The Commodores, Jimmy Smith, Jerry Butler and the one and only Techie Gnome. There are a couple of other birthdays but you're going to have to listen to find out who.
There are a couple of new tunes. William Bell's latest and a group called "Big G" has one I think you'll enjoy.
There are also anniversaries. December 7th marks 69 years since Pearl Harbor and December 8th is 30 years since John Lennon was murdered. Seems hard to believe it's been that long, doesn't it?
I hope you have your shopping done. Funny though; nobody has asked what I wanted.
Thank you for spending part of this busy season with FNST Radio.
Happy Birthday Terry Crousore of The Magnificent Men!
It's actually December 5th but this is the closest I can get.
This weeks' other birthdays include: Willie Hutch, George Williams Jr. of The Tymes, Len Barry, Barbara Weathers of Atlantic Starr, Walter "Clyde" Orange of The Commodores, Jimmy Smith, Jerry Butler and the one and only Techie Gnome. There are a couple of other birthdays but you're going to have to listen to find out who.
There are a couple of new tunes. William Bell's latest and a group called "Big G" has one I think you'll enjoy.
There are also anniversaries. December 7th marks 69 years since Pearl Harbor and December 8th is 30 years since John Lennon was murdered. Seems hard to believe it's been that long, doesn't it?
I hope you have your shopping done. Funny though; nobody has asked what I wanted.
Thank you for spending part of this busy season with FNST Radio.
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