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Sunday, August 11, 2013

Rock-it Radio Newsletter for shows #4642 to #4650

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ROCK-IT RADIO NEWSLETTER AND PLAYLIST
SHOWS #4642 TO #4650
FROM 
August 5, 2013 to August 11, 2013      
Main webpage:  http://www.rockitradio.net  
Current Shows Online:  
http://www.rockitradio.net/programs.html
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Hi Again  Rock-it Radio Listeners,

As most of you know we have moved to a more rural
location in Upper Idaho.  And earlier this week we
had a power outage from one very awesome Lightning Storm.
Where we were not able to put up as much shows as we would
like. We have contacted our winners from the East Coast
vs. West Coast Oldies drawing.  And will have the results
in next weeks newsletter.
We were still able to get 9 new oldies shows online
this week. 

So, Let's get started with some playlists!

Our shows can be heard in our archives page at: 
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LANE QUIGLEY AND THE MEMORY LANE SHOW ON ROCK-IT
RADIO SHOW #4642 - MORE FORGOTTEN TOP 25s
On this week's Memory Lane Show, host Lane Quigley takes a break
from the ongoing series of "Fabulous Forgotten Top 40's - One Hit
Wonder Edition" to deliver a show chock full of a great variety
of gems from the Golden Age of Top 40 Radio. 
The program includes a song with a provocative title, the first
record ever purchased by Mick Jagger, and a half dozen interesting
sound bites from the folks who created the music. 

1.    Everybody's Carried Away - Earl King  1958
2.    My Juanita - The Crests  1957
SOUND BITE
3.    Diamond Head - The Ventures  1965
4.    Tore Up Over You - The Midnighters  1956
5.    My Ordinary Girl - Tommy Ridgley  161
6.    That's Why I Cried - Buddy Knox  1961
SOUND BITE  
7.    That's My Desire - The Lettermen  1961
8.    Every Woman I Know (Crazy 'Bout an Automobile) - Billy 'The Kid' Emerson  1956
9.    I Didn't Like It The First Time - Julia Lee  1948
10.    Baby I Miss You - Tommy Good  1964
SOUND BITE  
11.    Sweet and Lovely - Nino Tempo & April Stevens  1962
12.    Mary Lou - Young Jesse  1955
13.    Panic - Otis Williams & The Charms  1961
14.    I Go Ape - Neil Sedaka  1959
SOUND BITES  
15.    Don't Drop It - Wilbert Harrison  1954
16.    Cry Myself To Sleep - The Four Seasons  1964
17.    Junior Jives - Roy Milton  1950
SOUND BITE  
18.    I Really Love You - Dee Dee Sharp  1965
19.    Count Me Out - Billy Stewart  1964
20.    Need Your Love So Bad - Little Willie John  1955
SOUND BITE  
21.    I'll Be Home - The Flamingos  1956
22.    Fool That I Am - Etta James  1961
23.    Moonlight Serenade - The Rivieras  1959

Thank you Lane for another great Flashback to Top 40 Radio!
If you have any requests or comments or would just like to
give Lane a friendly hello!  You can reach him at:
memorylane@rockitradio.net

And he is also on Facebook now as well!

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MATT THE CAT AND THE JUKE IN THE BACK SHOW WITH
A TRIBUTE SHOW TO RUTH BROWN #4 IN ROCK-IT SHOW #4643

Ruth Brown Pt. 4 (1955-60)

Ruth Brown was Atlantic Records first big star. She was
so successful, racking up 24 R&B hits for the fledging label,
that Atlantic was often called the "house that Ruth built."
This week, "Juke In The Back" adds to its three previous shows
on "Miss Rhythm" by breaking from playing every single chronological
release and focusing on all her remaining R&B charting hits
from 1955 to her final R&B chart entry in 1960.
During these five years, Ruth Brown failed to expand on her five
previous #1 hit records, but she did rack up ten more Top 10 singles,
with "I Want To Do More" hitting #3 in early 1956. "Lucky Lips"
from 1957 became her first big crossover record, hitting #25 on the
Pop Charts, while making #6 on the R&B Charts.
Even though Atlantic was trying for a big Pop single for Ruth Brown,
she continued to record some great R&B records like the Brook Benton
-penned "I Don't Know" and the Leiber-Stoller-penned "I Can't Hear A
Word You Say." Matt The Cat will also dig out some non-charting B sides
to round out the show. This "Juke In The Back" program concludes a
mammoth four-part musical examination of one of Rhythm & Blues'
biggest stars, Ruth Brown.

1. Swanee River Boogie - Albert Ammons - Mercury 1947
2. As Long As I'm Moving - Ruth Brown & Her Rhythmakers - Atlantic 1955
3. I Can See Everybody's Baby - Ruth Brown & Her Rhythmakers - Atlantic 1955
4. It's Love Baby (24 Hours Of The Day) - Ruth Brown - Atlantic 1955
5. Love Has Joined Us Together - Ruth Brown & Clyde McPhatter - Atlantic 1955
6. I Want To Do More - Ruth Brown & Her Rhythmakers - Atlantic 1955
7. Sweet Baby Of Mine - Ruth Brown - Atlantic 1956
8. I'm Getting Right - Ruth Brown - Atlantic 1956
9. Lucky Lips - Ruth Brown - Atlantic 1957
10. This Little Girl's Gone Rockin' - Ruth Brown - Atlantic 1958
11. Why Me - Ruth Brown - Atlantic 1958
12. Jack Of Diamonds - Ruth Brown - Atlantic 1959
13. GREAT 78 - My Heart Is Breaking Over You - Ruth Brown - Atlantic 1957
14. I Can't Hear A Word You Say - Ruth Brown - Atlantic 1959
15. I Don't Know - Ruth Brown - Atlantic 1959
16. Don't Deceive Me - Ruth Brown - Atlantic 1960
17. Taking Care Of Business - Ruth Brown - Atlantic 1960
18. After Hours - Erskine Hawkins - Bluebird 1946

Another GREAT show Matt and thank you for the in depth
Ruth Brown Series! 
If you have any requests or comments or would just like to send
a hello to Matt the Cat.  You can reach him at: 
mattthecat@rockitradio.net

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KEN STRANGE AND THE COUNTRY RECORD ROUND UP SHOW
ON ROCK-IT RADIO SHOW #4644

A couple of week's ago we had a pilot program of
the Country Record Round Up show hosted by Ken Strange.
And several listeners responded with a positive attitude
with this show featuring traditional country music. 
So, we are making it a permanent feature here on Rock-it
Radio and here is the 2nd show of the Country Record
Round up show.

01. Intro - Medley
02. Rootie Tootie - Hank Williams (47) MGM
03. Ragged But Right - George Jones (56) Dixie
04. Crazy Dreams - Patsy Cline (60) Decca
05. Bluebird Island - Hank Snow & Anita Carter (51) RCA-Victor
06. I'm Hog Tied Over You - Cowboy Copas & Patsy Cline (60) Ozark Jubillee
07. Bury Me - Dwight Yoakam & Maria McKee (86) Reprise
08. Don't Let Me Cross Over - Jim Reeves & Deborah Allen (79) RCA
09. I've Got Stripes - Johnny Cash (68) Columbia
10. Okie From Muskogee - Merle Haggard (69) Capitol
11. Family Bible - Willie Nelson (80) Songbird
12. Girl On The Billboard - Del Reeves (65) United Artists
13. Lonely River - Gene Autry (41) Okeh
14. I'm Paying For That Back Street Affair - Kitty Wells (53) Decca
15. Misery Loves Company - Porter Wagoner (61) RCA
16. Do You Know You Are My Sunshine - The Statler Brothers (78) Columbia
17. Rackin' It Back (instrumental) - The Texas Wanderers (40) Decca
18. S.U.C.K.E.R - Boxcar Willie (86) Castle
19. Let Old Mother Nature Have Her Way - Carl Smith (51) Columbia
20. My Heart Has A Mind Of Its Own - Connie Francis (60) MGM
21. Linda On My Mind - Conway Twitty (75) MCA
22. Lonesome 77203 - hawkshaw Hawkins (62) King
23. Foreign Car - Hank Locklin (59) RCA-Victor
24. Are You From Dixie - Jerry Reed (69) RCA
25. You Ain't Woman Enough To Take My Man - Loretta Lynn (66) Decca
26. Mama Tried - Merle Haggard (68) Capitol
27. I Don't Mind - Pee Wee King & His Band (52) RCA-Victor
28. Outro - Medley

Thanks Ken to show #2 and here is to several more!!!  If
you would like to write to Ken with more comments on this
show or would just like to say hello.  You can reach him
at:  Spinningrock@rockitradio.net

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THE ROCK-IT RADIO ROCKABILLY WEBPAGE & LINKS

Don't forget that Rock-it Radio does have a
webpage dedicated to Rockabilly.  You can check
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Rockabilly related you can e mail us here at:
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PETE CHASTON DOO-WOP SHOW THIS WEEK LISTED AS SHOW
#4645 ON ROCK-IT RADIO

Pete Chaston is back this week with more great doo wop
of the 50s and the early 60s.  Including the popular
silly song segment.  Here is the playlist of this show.

1. Doo-Wop All Night Long-The Blue Emotions (opening theme song) (1982)
2. The Closer You Are-The Magnificent Four (1962)
3. Fact of the Matter-Ronnie & The Hi-Lites (xxxx)
4. Coney Island Baby-The Excellents (1962)
5. You Baby You-The Excellents (1962)
6. On Your Merry Way-The Collegians (1957)
7. My Heavenly Angel-The Cherokees (The Five Satins) (1961)
8. I Really Love Her-The Bop-chords (1957)
9. When I Woke Up This Morning-The Bop-chords (1957)
10. Oh, Oh, Lolita-The Cadillacs (1958)

SILLY SONG SEGMENT:
11. Rockin' Yodel-The Mystics (xxxx)
12. Way Up-Lincoln Fig & The Dates (1959 or '60)

SCRATCHY 45 RPMs SEGMENT:
13. I Can't Go On (Rosalie)-Dion & The Belmonts (1958)
14. Be My Girl-Tony & The Twiliters (1960)
15. Mickey Mouse Chant-Yesterday's News (1979)
16. Over a Cup of Coffee-The Castelles (1954)

BACK TO THE CDs &/or More 45 RPMs:
17. Let's Talk About Jesus-The Swallows (1991)
18. Fine Little Girl-The Arcades (1958)
19. My Island in the Sun-The Capris (xxxx)
20. Dancing Danny-The Vibrations (1963)

SLOW SONG SEGMENT:
21. I Lied to My Heart-The Enchanters (1961)
22. Love Call-The Ebonaires (1959 or '58)
23. Begin the Beguine-The Avalons (1963)
24. Uncle Sam's Man-The Elgins (1960)
25. The Stars-The Ocapellos (1966)
26. Lullabye of the Bells-The Deltairs (1959)

27. (closing theme song) Adios-The Five Discs (1961)

Pete loves getting his e mail also and always glad to do a
request or dedication of doo wop!  Also, check out his offer
for amatuer doo wop below this listing.  You can reach Pete
at: doowoppete@rockitradio.net

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MEL VENTURES AND THE BACK IN TIME SHOW ON ROCK-IT
RADIO SHOW #4646 - NEIGHBOR NORM'S 45 COLLECTION PT. 2

This week Mel plays part II his neighbors Norman's 45's.
From his studios in Fresno, California.
Here is the playlist.

1) KEEP MOVIN' (1963) Produced by Joe Meek.
2) RINKY DINK (1965)
3) GOOD MORNING, GOOD MORNING - THE BEATLES (1967)
4) HONKY TONK WOMEN - THE ROLLING STONES (1969)
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More Norman Swanson Neighbor 45's.
5) WHEELS - BILLLY VAUGHN
When THE SWALLOWS return to CAPISTRANO STADIUM (1959)
A Spoof.
6) WITCH DOCTOR - DAVID SEVILLE
7) MACK THE KNIFE - BOBBY DARIN
CORINNA, CORINNA - RAY PETERSEN
Norm loved Instrumentals
9) BUMBLE BOOGIE - B. BUMBLE & THE STINGERS
10) WONDERLAND BY NIGHT - LOUIS PRIMA
11) CALCUTTA - LAWRENCE WELK
12) PERFIDIA - THE VENTURES
13) BONANZA - AL CAIOLA
14) SLEEPWALK - SANTO & JOHNNY

15) A TASTE OF HONEY - HERB ALPERT (Norm had the Whipped Cream Album.

How about Mad Magazine tear-out discs.
16) NOSE JOB - THE DELLWOODS (1961)
17) IT'S A GAS - ALFRED E. NEUMANN (Sax Solo by King Curtis.)

18) SURRENDER - ELVIS PRESLEY
19) CALENDAR GIRL - NEIL SEDAKA

Songs that Norm's Wife, ANGELA...Hated!!!
20) WIPEOUT - THE SURFARIS
21) REVOLUTION - THE BEATLES

Mel like all the DJ's here love getting e mail from listeners
so if you would like to write to Mel and say hello you can
reach him at:  mel@rockitradio.net

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MIKE BOLLEA'S JUKEBOX PARTY ON ROCK-IT RADIO SHOW
#4647

Mike Bollea and the Jukebox Party from Massachusetts
is back this week with shows that are in Stereo. 
It's a great show filled with rare oldies in Stereo.
Only one problem - online we broadcast in glorious mono.
This show will air on our FM outlet in Stereo and
if you order this show at:  http://www.rockitradio.net/order.html
you will receive it also in Stereo and help support
Rock-it Radio at the same time.  Check out this
playlist!

1. Remember Then - Larry Chance & The Earls
 2. Runaway - Del Shannon
 3. Lonely Rain - The Mascots
 4. Stardust - The Dominoes
 5. Cry To Me - Solomon Burke
 6. Mack The Knife - Bobby Darin
 7. What A Surprise - The Crest
 8. I've Had It - The Bell Notes
 9. Green Onions - Booker T. & The MG's
10. Big Bad John - Jimmy Dean
11. Each Night - Rochell & The Candles
12. I Keep Forgettin' - Chuck Jackson
13. Witch Doctor - David Seville
14. Shout! Shout! (Knock Yourself Out) - Ernie Maresca
15. No Particular Place To Go - Chuck Berry
16. Come Softly To Me (acapella) - The Fleetwoods
17. Zing! Went The Strings Of My Heart - The Coasters
18. Charlie Brown - The Coasters
19. The Shoop Shoop Song (It's In His Kiss) - Berry Everett
20. Lonesome Town - Ricky Nelson
21. Babalu's Wedding Day - The Eternals
22. Tower Of Strength - Gene McDaniels
23. Hey Little Girl - Dee Clark

MIKE  BOLLEA'S JUKEBOX PARTY: STEREO FAVORITES hr 2

 1. Bama Lama Bama Loo - LIttle Richard
 2. True True Love - The Corvairs
 3. Memories Of El Monte - The Penguins
 4. The Wanderer (full studio version) - Dion
 5. Little Diane (no kazoo) - Dion
 6. Wipe Out - The Surfaris
 7. Snap Your Fingers - Joe Henderson
 8. Slow Twistin' - Dee Dee Sharp & Chubby Checker
 9. Stardust In Her Eyes - The Big Five
10. Rebel Rouser - Duane Eddy
11. I Hear Bells - The Del-Vikings
12. Treat Me Nice (alt. take) - Elvis Presley
13. Love Me Tender - Elvis Presley
14. Amor - Ben E. King
15. I Promise To Remember - The Teenagers
16. Walk On By - Leroy Van Dyke
17. Bring Back Those Doo Wops (full version) - The Bag Dads
18. Reveille Rock - Johnny & The Hurricanes
19. Tossin' and Turnin' - Bobby Lewis
20. Let's Start Anew - The Meteors
21. Nag - The Halos
22. A Real Good Time - Eddy "The Chief" Clearwater
23. CLOSING: Can't Help Falling In Love - Elvis Presley

Great set of Oldies Mike and thank you!  If you have
any requests or comments or would just like to say hello.
You can reach him at:  jukeboxparty@rockitradio.net

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2 HOUR DOUBLE OF DAVE THE RAVE AND THE RELICS
AND RARITIES SHOW ON ROCK-IT RADIO #4648

It's a double play of the Relics and Rarities show
this week on Rock-it Radio.  Filled with great memories
of the 60s.  Here is the playlist of what you will hear.

Part I.

1.  Silverdust - Bernardo Martini
2.  Birdland - Starliters
3.  Surfin Bird - Trashmen
4.  Solid As A Rock - Bobby Lewis
5.  Wigglin Fool - Jack Hammer
6.  Limbo - Peter & The Infinitys
7.  Letter Full Of Tears - Gladys Knight
8.  Caught You In A Lie - Robert Parker
9.  If It's Love It's Alright - Eddie Holland
10. The Lost Soul - Pubs
11. Girl You Captivate Me - Question Mark and Mysterians
12. Little Black Egg - Next Five
13. Run and Hide - Uniques
14. I Give In - Lazy Susans
15. Don't Make Me A Storyteller- Steve Mancha
16. Temptations Bout To Get Me - Knight Brothers
17. It's Growing - Temptations
18. Goodbye My Love - Montereys (Discovery)
19. Dawn - Four Seasons
20. It Hurts Me So - Montereys (Discovery)
21. Movin and Groovin - Duane Eddy

Part II

1.  Scramble - Hollywoods
2.  Hey Baby - Deniece Chandler & Lee Sain
3.  Nothing Can Stop Me - Gene Chandler 
4.  It Won't Work Out  - Lost Souls
5.  We Got More Soul - Dyke & Blazers
6.  Little Girl - Paul Parker 
7.  New Girl - Accents
8.  I Can Take Or Leave Your Lovin - Herman's Hermits
9.  Dear - Toni Jones
10. Be My Baby - Ronettes
11. I'll Never Stop Loving You - Tommy Regan
12. You're Making A Big Mistake - Montana's
13. Frightened Girl - Silent Majority
14. Raincoat in The River - Sammy Turner
15. She's The One - Chartbusters
16. I Saw Her Standing There - Beatles
17. I Just Cry - Johnny Flamingo
18. Hot Smoke and Sassafrass - Bubble Puppy
19. Cry With Me Baby - Scotty Todd (Discovery)
20. I'm Not Going To Cry - Sages 
21. Movin and Groovin - Duane Eddy

Thanks Dave for all the great tunes in show
number 4648 here on Rock-it Radio. 

For future requests or comments for future shows
for the Relics and Rarities show.  You can reach
Dave at:  Davetherave@rockitradio.net

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ROCKIN' DADDY O'S ROCKABILLY RANCH PARTY ON
ROCK-IT RADIO SHOW #4649

The Daddy O is back this week with his Rockabilly
show featuring Rockabilly from yesteryear and today
with the high energy delivery that only the Daddy O
can deliver!  Here is the playlist --

1. Jungle Fever-Dick Dale
2. Rip It, Rip It Up-Florian Monday & His Mondos
3. Guitar Man-Mike Waggoner & Bops
4. Go Boy-Floyd Lee
5. Heeby Jeebies-Larry Williams
6. Mary Lou-Ted Daigle
7. Friction Heat-Annita
8. Right Now-Gray Montgomery
9.  Goin' to the River - Bill and Will
10. Hey Little Willie - X-Cellents
11. We're Gonna Get Married-Bo Diddley
12. Everybody Out'Ta The Pool-Lifeguards
13. Chicken Rock-Scott Wood
14. Sundown Boogie-Bill Haley & Comets
15. Slipped My Mouth-Carl & Rhythm All Stars
16. Little Annie-Johnny Halo
17. Baby, What 'Cha Want Me-Ray Men
18. Come On Baby-Al's Untouchables
19. I Wanna Love You-Rip 'Em Ups
20. Comprendene Nena-Rip 'Em Ups
21. Security-The Lovers
22. Justine-Don & Dewey
23. Little Lil-Mel Dorsey
24. Ring Of Fire-Johnny Cash

Do you have a future request or comment or dedication
for the Rockin' Daddy O???   If you do you can let him
know at:  daddyo@rockitradio.net

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COOL BOBBY B'S DOO WOP STOP ON ROCK-IT RADIO #4660

Cool Bobby B is back this week with more Doo Wop and Group
Harmony from the 50s & 60s and even today!  Here is this week's
playlist of what you will hear on the Doo Wop Stop.

Unfortunately we don't currently have the playlist to
this show.

If you would like to send a request to Cool Bobby B or
just to say hello - You can at: coolbobbyb@rockitradio.net
                                                                                                                              
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SEVERAL DOO WOP LINKS CAN BE FOUND IN OUR DOO WOP
WEBPAGE HERE AT ROCK-IT RADIO

http://www.rockitradio.net/doowop.html

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MISSING PLAYLIST - LANE QUIGLEY AND THE MEMORY LANE
SHOW ON ROCK-IT RADIO SHOW #4630
The Memory Lane Show is back with the second episode in a series
entitled "Fabulous Forgotten Top 40's -- One Hit Wonder Edition". 
Join host Lane Quigley for some great memories from artists who
had their "15 minutes of fame" with one great song ... only to
fade off into the sunset and never score another song on the national
Hot 100.   We think these songs will bring back lots of memories:

1.    Shout Shout (Knock Yourself Out) - Ernie Maresca  1962  #6
2.    I Love You - The Volumes  1962  #22
SOUND BITE
3.    You Can't Sit Down - Phil Upchurch Combo  1961  #29
4.    Robbin' The Cradle - Tony Bellus  1959  #25
5.    Wonderful Summer - Robin Ward  1963 #14
6.    One Summer Night - The Danleers  1958  #7
7.    Woo Hoo - The Rock-a-Teens  1959  #16
SOUND BITE  
8.    Remember Then - The Earls  1963  #24
9.    Cindy Oh Cindy - Vince Marin (with The Tarriers)  1956  #9
10.    Back To School Again - Timmie Rogers  1957  #36
11.    Oh Julie - Sammy Salvo  1958  #23
12.    See You In September - The Tempos  1959  #23
13.    Little Space Girl - Jesse Lee Turner  1959  #20
SOUND BITE  
14.    Alley Oop - The Hollywood Argyles  1960  #1
15.    At My Front Door (Crazy Little Mama) - The El Dorados  1955  #17
16.    Remember Me - Rita Pavone  1964  #26
17.    Cha Hua Hua - The Pets  1958  #34
18.    I've Come of Age - Billy Storm  1959  #28
19.    Sweet Dreams - Tommy McLain  1966  #15
SOUND BITE  
20.    Earth Angel - The Penguins  1955  #8
21.    I'm Gonna Make You Love Me - Madeline Bell  1968  #26
22.    Cast Your Fate To The Wind - Vince Guaraldi Trio  1962  #22
23.    You - The Aquatones  1958  #21
                                                                                                                              
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SUN RECORDS EXEC AND COUNTRY GREAT JACK CLEMENT
PASSES AWAY AT 82.
(fROM CMT NEWS)

A virtual jack of all trades in the entertainment business, Cowboy Jack Clement, 82, died Thursday (Aug. 8) at his Nashville home following a lengthy illness.
He was to be officially inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame during
ceremonies later this year.
At various times in his colorful life, he was a record and movie producer, songwriter, performing and recording artist, studio engineer, dance instructor and always a first-rate raconteur.
Over his long career, he produced records for an astounding array of artists,
including Johnny Cash, Waylon Jennings, Eddy Arnold, Jerry Lee Lewis, Roy Orbison, Charlie Rich, Charley Pride, Louis Armstrong, U2, Tompall & the Glaser Brothers, the Stonemans, John Hartford, Mac Wiseman, Doc Watson, Frank Yankovic, John Prine, Emmylou Harris, Townes Van Zandt, Dickey Lee and Bobby Bare. Jack Henderson Clement was born April 5, 1931, in the Whitehaven suburb of Memphis, Tenn. He began playing guitar and Dobro when he was still a teenager.
In 1948, he joined the Marines and spent the last two of his four years of
service stationed in Washington, D. C. It was there that he met the Stonemans,
a family whose roots in country music were even deeper than those of the famed
Carter Family. In 1953, he teamed up with Scotty Stoneman and Buzz Busby to form the bluegrass band Buzz and Jack & the Bayou Boys.
Clement returned to Memphis in 1954 and hired on as a producer for Sun Records,
where he worked with such young upstarts as Roy Orbison, Jerry Lee Lewis, Carl Perkins, Johnny Cash and Charlie Rich.
Sun Records fired him in 1959, and the following year he moved to Nashville where Chet Atkins took him on at RCA Records.
It was a short stay, however. In 1961, Clement left Nashville at the urging of producer and publisher Bill Hall and moved to Beaumont, Texas, where he and Hall opened Gulf Coast Recording Studio and the Hall-Clement publishing company. While in Beaumont, Clement also worked with Memphis pals Dickey Lee and Allen Reynolds and the burgeoning Texas songwriter Bob McDill.
During this period, Clement persuaded George Jones to record Lee's "She Thinks I Still Care," as well as one of Clement's own compositions, "Just Someone I Used to Know." The former became a No. 1 single for Jones in 1962 and is now memorialized in the Grammy Hall of Fame. The latter was a Top 5 hit in 1969 for Porter Wagoner and Dolly Parton.
In 1963, Clement produced Johnny Cash's signature hit, "Ring of Fire," another
Grammy Hall of Fame recording.
Clement returned to Nashville in 1965. After recording a demo session on Charley Pride, he convinced Atkins to sign the young African-American singer just as America was in the thick of the Civil Rights struggle.
Pride's first two charted singles, "Just Between You and Me" and "I Know One," were both penned by Clement, who would go on to produce Pride's first 13 albums for RCA.
In 1972, he established JMI Records. As the label's most visible artist, Don Williams' first five charted singles were on the JMI label and were all written either by the singer himself or by Clement allies, Allen Reynolds and Bob McDill.
Concurrent with the start of JMI, Clement masterminded and produced the horror movie Dear Dead Delilah. Starring veteran actors Agnes Moorehead and Will Geer, the film was a box office fizzle.
In 1973, Clement created for Williams' "Come Early Morning" what is arguably the
first country music concept video -- even though there were no music videos at
the time or an outlet for them. The film wove together segments showing Williams
singing with clips of a truck driver coming home from the road to awaken his
sleeping wife. Inserted at random into the story were silhouette shots of
Clement doing a soft-shoe dance.
That same year, he was inducted into the Nashville Songwriters Hall Fame in a class that also included Harlan Howard, Don Gibson, Roger Miller and Willie Nelson.Among the many other hits Clement wrote were Cash's "Ballad of a Teenage Queen"
(No. 1 for 10 weeks) and "Guess Things Happen That Way" (No. 1 for eight weeks), Bare's "Miller's Cave," Waylon Jennings' "Let's All Help the Cowboy (Sing The Blues)" and Tompall & the Glaser Brothers' "California Girl (and the Tennessee Square)."
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EYDIE GORMET PASSES AWAY AT 84 ON AUG. 10TH.

We are also sad to report that across the newswires
yesterday - wife of Steve Lawrence - Eydie Gormet
passed away at the age of 84.  Eydie had a long time
musical career with Steve Lawrence and had the hit
'Blame it on the Bosa Nova' in 1964. 

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RIP -- ROCKABILLY PERFORMER ALVIS WAYNE
FROM:  Tapio Vaisanen

Alvis Wayne Samford

December 31, 1937 - July 31, 2013


Alvis Wayne's first love was music. He worked on his aunt's and
uncle's farm pulling corn to earn the money to buy his first guitar.
He was 10 years old. He learned to play rhythm guitar and later drums
and bass. While in High School he joined a band and went on the road,
dropping out of school. He soon was offered a contract with Westport
Records where he recorded 5 songs. "Don't Mean Maybe Baby"
was a hit in South Texas where it held the number one spot for six weeks
knocking off a certain Mr. Presley. He later toured south Texas working
five shows with Elvis. He worked package shows from the Louisiana
Hayride with Bob Luman, Johnny Horton, and Slim Whitman.

In 1960 he found out he was about to be drafted and joined the Air
Force. While stationed in Macon, Georgia he won a talent contest and
was offered a contract with Capitol Records. Unfortunately the Air
Force would not let him sign it and after he was discharged no one
seemed interested in his music. He played country music over the next
several years and cut a few more records but could never get the
momentum he had in the 50's with Rockabilly music.

Over the next few years he devoted himself to raising a family. He was a
devoted husband, Dad, and Paw-paw. He always had a band on the side to
fulfill his need to entertain.

In 1999 he received a call from a producer in England. He was asked if
he would be interested in playing a show in England. He said yes and
went on to perform shows in England, Sweden, Germany and Finland. Here
in the states he performed at Viva Las Vegas Rockabilly Weekender, New
Orleans, and Green Bay, Wisconsin. At long last he found the recognition
that he deserved playing and entertaining to packed houses with adoring
and enthusiastic fans. He is and always be a Rockabilly legend.

At news of his illness emails came from all over the world brightening
his last few days. I am sure wherever he is, he is entertaining
everyone and having a rocking good time.

The Memorial Service for Alvis Wayne will be celebrated at Carnes
Funeral Home of Texas City, August 10, 2013 at 1:00PM following two
hours of visitation.
GIVE THE GIFT OF NOSTALGIA IN 2013


Nostalgic Rock and Roll and Country Radio shows
for sale and remastered onto Compact Disc. 
Economically priced and 100s to choose from of the
1950's thru the 1970s.  Local and Nation
wide famous DJ's and stations.  Hear how Radio was.  Check
out the Rock-it Radio Launching Pad store at:
http://www.rockitradio.net/store.html 

Rock-it Radio is Publicly supported. And we rely on
our listener's to keep us going.  But for your donation
we offer you a vintage radio broadcast or a Rock-it Radio
show like we offer in our Online store. 
FINDING US ON THE TUNE IN RADIO CELL PHONE APP.

We have had a few requests from listeners that they couldn't
find us on the popular 'Tune in Radio' App. on Android and
PC and iphones.  Running a search of 'Rock-it Radio' will actually
list 100s of Rock stations.  So, the best way to find us on this
very thorough and extensive app. that I love using myself is -
run a search on 'rockabilly' - there you will easily find
Rock-it Radio listed.
Our Tune in Radio App. webpage is also at:
JULY END OF THE MONTH WINNERS ANNOUNCED FOR
LAUNCHING PAD SUPPORTERS.
At the end of every month on Rock-it Radio we have a random
drawing for those that have supported Rock-it Radio by purchasing
either Rock-it Radio Shows through either the Rock-it Radio
Or by going and ordering Rock-it Radio shows at:

The July Winners this month are:

Betsy Smith -- London, Ontario Canada
Robert Swan -- Alameda, California USA
Kate McComb -- Oceanside, California USA

SUPER MEGA WINNER - WINNER OF 10 SHOWS
OF THEIR CHOICE !!!!!!!!
John Humann -- Santa Maria, California USA
Each of you have won your choice of 3 vintage Rock Radio
programs (The Super Mega winner won 10!) from our online store at:
or you can order Rock-it Radio Shows if you prefer on CD
You have until
August 31, 2013 to let us write back and let
us know of your choices.  

Either way Congratulations and let me know what you would
like to have along with a mailing address and we will got
those items out to you. Just our way of saying Thank
you for helping support Rock-it Radio. And of course we will
have August drawings as well at the first week of next month.
our e mail address is: rockitradio@netzero.net
NOTE:  You should keep on checking this notice board
or join the Launching Pad Facebook site at:
And of course we will be having another drawing at the end of this
month.

ARE YOU WEARING YOUR ROCK-IT RADIO T SHIRT???
Spring is here and so is the new Rock-it Radio T Shirts - In
3 new very cool designs to be included to go with our
traditional Rock-it Radio Cat Logo T shirt.  You can
view them all in our new Rock-it Radio T Shirt page at:
Check Website for updates and availability.
They are $16 each plus shipping.  And 100% Rockin' Cotton!
Special thanks to Rock-it Radio Promoter Princess Cruz
who modeled for our T Shirts. 

ROCK-IT RADIO EBAY STORE CUTS STARTING BIDS
All auction items in the Rock-it Radio Ebay store used to have a starting bid of $9.50 in there auction vintage broadcasts in Ebay.  We have cut that amount now you can get vintage radio broadcasts in our Ebay site for
as low as $9.00 starting bid.

Come check it out in our Ebay Store at:

MISSED A COUPLE OF NEWSLETTERS LAST COUPLE OF WEEKS??

THEN YOU CAN ALWAYS CHECK OUR BLOG WHERE IT IS ARCHIVED.
YOU CAN CHECK OUT OUR BLOG AT:

http://rock-itradio.blogspot.com/
 
VINTAGE VIDEO PICK OF THE WEEK

For the week of 11 August, 2013      
This week in our archives page at:

http://www.rockitradio.net/video.html
 
This week:   Carl Perkins on the Western Ranch Party TV Show from 1958 singing "Forever Yours".
http://www.rockitradio.net/video.html
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ROCK-IT RADIO DJ PAGE...

Remember you can check out all the Rock-it Radio DJ's
and read the bios of these DJ's that make these
Rock-it Radio Shows possible at: 

And don't forget for even more pictures --
there is our picture page at: 
 
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LET US HELP YOU TUNE IN THE WORLD OF RADIO
ONLINE.
We have a list of directories that list 1000s of radio stations around the world to help you discover the world of internet radio.  Come on in and check it out at: 
http://www.rockitradio.net/internetradio.html
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IF YOU HAVE TWITTER COME FOLLOW US THERE

If you are one that tweets then please check out and join and get our
updates on your twitter account.  Our Twitter link is right below.

http://www.twitter.com/RockitRadio1
It is our new Twitter account and we will once again start
scrolling our messages and updates on our webpages as well.

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WELCOME NEW MEMBERS TO THE LISTENER'S CLUB!!!!

A big welcome to the below new Rock-it Radio listeners that
joined our Listeners Club from July 28, 2013 to August 4, 2013..
We hope that you enjoy the music Rock-it Radio provides and our playlists and information that our weekly newsletter provides. Any comments, criticisms, kudos, compliments or future ideas is always welcome and you can e mail me personally at: rockitradio@netzero.net  

rtin 1098
bigelvis65

We have gained 15 new members in our listeners club
in our Facebook page Rock-it Radio Fan Page as well this week at:
http://facebook.com/rockitface

And 10 that have joined us on Twitter.  Making a total of
27
new members to the Rock-it Radio
Listeners Club since our last newsletter. We now have 70,041 exactly that have joined the Rock-it Radio Listeners club.

We hope that you enjoy the rare 50's and early 60's  Rock and Roll, Rockabilly and Doo Wop (which most commercial oldies radio stations have forgotten) that we are able to play for you from Rock-it Radio. Remember, we are here for you!
So if you ever have any requests, dedications, comments and suggestions we always love to hear from our listeners. Our e mail address is:
rockitradio@netzero.net 

SEVEN LATEST NEW RELEASES IN THE ROCK-IT
RADIO LAUNCHING PAD

Nine new releases this week in the Rock-it Radio Launching
Pad.  They are RIR #627 to #633.  And here are the descriptions.

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RIR #627 --  Michael Collins on KIMN Denver Top 40 Radio from
8/12/1971 
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=140887232727

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RIR #628 -- Dave Shafer - CKLW (Detroit) - Windsor, Ontario Big 8 Hits
from 8/22/1971
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=130804116435

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RIR #629 -- Charlie VanDyke - CKLW (Detroit) - Windsor, Ontario popular
DJ that was at many stations around U.S. and Canada - Great Music!
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=140887266658

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RIR #630 -- Bwana Johnny from KYA San Francisco from 6/24/1970 Music, News
and so much more!  Show dated 6/24/1970
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=140887277950

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RIR #631 -- Sean O'Callahan - KYA San Francisco from 11/51967 Doesn't get
groovier then this 1967 in Frisco with top tunes and news!
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=140887288530

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RIR #632 -- Gary Seger - KLIV San Jose, Calif.  And Pt. 1 of the Morning Disaster
Show with music of the time + news et al our first listing of this station from
11/5/1967
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=140888533742

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RIR #633 -- Gary Seger - KLIV San Jose, Calif. and Pt. 2 of the Morning Disaster
show - Starts where RIR #632 left off.  from 11/5/1967
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=140888540551

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Of course all of our listings can be viewed online.
at: 
In chronological order by State.

Or you can view them in order by date at:

Purchases of these rare rock radio broadcasts help keep Rock-it
Radio Online and broadcasting the oldies you just don't hear on
the radio anymore!

A big thank you to all those that purchase these broadcasts as it is our main source of income to keep Rock-it Radio on the Air!  And another hearty thank you to all the Rock-it Radio DJ's that have been helping out in this project of getting more playlists out so that these shows can be released.  

Even if you are not a member of Ebay you can still purchase these items online.  
Simply go to our Launching Pad site at:  
  
And then you can read the description by clicking to the title of each show available.  
Then going back and if it's something you might like -- Just click to the add to
cart button.

All the vintage shows we offer  usually ship within 24 hours of receiving your order.
And we ask if you can  please help support Rock-it Radio. The Rock-it Radio Launching Pad store provides the funds to pay all those copyright fees, internet bandwidth etc. that it takes to run Rock-it Radio. And these vintage broadcasts do make wonderful nostalgic gifts as well.

With these broadcasts you actually hear it as it was broadcast on that date.
With Great DJ personalities!, Actual vintage Ads and of course the songs as well.  
as they are uncut and unedited.

When you go to the Rock-it Store and click to each broadcast it will show you the playlist of each broadcast. 100% of all purchases of the Rock-it Launching Pad goes back to Rock-it Radio to help keeping the music alive and pay the bills that we must pay to continue broadcasting. And their is more rare radio broadcasts that are unedited in the
Rock-it Store at:

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LAUNCHING PAD - ROCK-IT STORE FACEBOOK SITE

Has a new url for it's facebook page -- keep notified and in the
know of our latest releases.  The new webpage is:

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HOW TO ORDER OLD ROCK-IT RADIO SHOWS = YOUR PURCHASES HELP US STAY ONLINE!!!

We have received many inquiries on how to order Rock-it Radio shows that  are no longer in our on archives webpage.  These shows are still available on CD and mailed to you within 24 hours of receiving payment.   To help search for older shows that you may be looking for you may want to check the Rock-it Radio blog site.  Old newsletters describing the shows and playlists
are archived there and there is a menu bar on the right side that breaks down every playlist by month.  This website is:  http://rock-itradio.blogspot.com 
Then you may either pay by check or money order or paypal.  Rock-it Radio shows are only $9.50 U.S. each and are studio quality broadcasts that were placed on Compact Disc here at the Rock-it Radio Studio.  We have a flat rate  shipping charge of $1.50 U.S. so if you order one or several -- it is still only $1.50
U.S. shipping.  And we ship worldwide, overseas orders are mailed out first class airmail.  Instructions where to send payment is at our webpage:
http://www.rockitradio.net/order.html
If you are a member of paypal (http://www.paypal.com) you can e mail directly and let me know via e mail  (rockitradio@netzero.net) what shows you would  like we can send you a paypal invoice within 24 hours.
When you order a Rock-it Radio show or shop at our Rock-it Radio Launching Pad you help keep these oldies alive and help us pay the bills here at Rock-it Radio.
And at the same time -- you are not getting nothing for your donation,  but actually some of the shows and memories we hope we keep alive here at Rock-it Radio.  
ROCK-IT RADIO IS NOW ON FACEBOOK!
Come join the Rock-it Radio  Facebook Fansite.  Where you can
join and register and enter the discussion board, meet other
Rock-it Radio Listener's and even help us grow and enter even
more postings from Rock-it Radio.
If you would like to join the Rock-it Radio Facebook fansite you
can by going to:
http://www.facebook.com/Rockitface 
There you will also find links and facebook sites of the other Rock-it
Radio DJ's as well.

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ROCK-IT RADIO DJ'S NOW ON FACEBOOK
This past month several Rock-it Radio DJ's have started
their own Facebook webpage. Here is a few links in case
you want to befriend them on Facebook.

Johnny G of the Crusin' Show --






ROCK-IT RADIO WEBPAGE DEDICATED TO
COLLECTING AIRCHECKS   

Rock-it Radio this past week released a new webpage on collecting airchecks or actual radio broadcast recordings.  If you would like to check it out the website address is:
http://www.rockitradio.net/aircheck.html

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TOP 10 SELLERS OF THE ROCK-IT RADIO LAUNCHING PAD THIS WEEK Week ending 8/11/2013 

As you know the Rock-it Radio Store sells vintage Radio Broadcasts - Where you hear the actual music, news and vintage advertisements - uncut and unedited just like you would of heard it back then.  Here are the top sellers this week.

1.  RIR #606 -- Vol. #1 thru #38 History of Rock and Roll
2.  RIR #181 -- Wolfman Jack XERB Rosarito Mexico 12/8/1967
3.  RIR #567 -- Paul & Linda McCartney interview over Capital Radio London 1973
4.  RIR #393 -- John Lennon as Guest DJ WNEW New York 1972.
5.  RIR #594 -- Kid Leo - Denny Sanders WMMS Cleveland 6/30/1978
6.  RIR #486 -- Emperor Rosko - Radio Caroline (UK Pirate) 1/16/1967
7.  RIR #495 -- John R (Richbourg) WLAC Nashville Tn. 1967
8.  RIR #278 -- Hy Lit WIBG Philadelphia 6/15/1967
9.  RIR #114 -- Alan Freed WABC New York 11/5/1959
10. RIR #176 -- Porky Chedwick WAMO Pittsburgh 6/14/1960


If you would like to view these shows in depth you can check out our Rock-it Radio Ebay Store at:   

or in the Rock-it Radio Launching Pad store at:
http://www.rockitradio.net/store.html(listed by date)
and in the upper left hand corner - there is a search box where you can type in the DJ name or Station Call letters and that information on that show will pop up. 
Ordering from the Ebay store will also qualify you for the Rock-it Radio
giveaway mentioned previously in this newsletter. Sale of these broadcasts is what keeps Rock-it Radio going and thank you again to everyone that buys these!

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TOP 50 NATIONS THAT ARE TUNING INTO ROCK-IT RADIO.
WEEK ENDING 8/11/2013

We are always amazed at the World Wide Web and the 206 Countries that tune us in every month online. Here are the top 50 Countries so far this month.+ or - shows up or down how many positions from the previous week.
TOP 50 NATIONS THAT ARE TUNING INTO ROCK-IT RADIO.
1.  United States  +0
2.  Mexico  +3
3.  United Kingdom -1
4.  Brazil  +0
5.  Canada  -2
6.  Italy  +2
7.  France  -1
8.  Germany  -1
9.  Philippines  +0
10. Australia  +0
11. Spain  +1
12. Netherlands  -1
13. Finland  +2
14. Japan  -1
15. Hungary  +2
16. Russia  -2
17. Sweden  -2
18. Argentina  +0
19. Czech Republic +1
20. Belgium  -1
21. Peru  +2
22. Colombia  +0
23. India -2
24. Ireland  +3
25. Switzerland -1
26. Saudi Arabia -2
27. Chile  +12
28. Poland -2
29. Thailand  +4
30. Hong Kong  +1
31. Norway  +10
32. Dominican Republic  +8
33. New Zealand  +1
34. Greece +1
35. Uruguay  +1
36. Austria  -9
37. Morocco  -7
38. Romania -3
39. Bolivia  +6
40. Serbia -11
41. Indonesia  +3
42. Ukraine -3
43. Denmark +5
44. Paraguay  +6
45. Guatemala  +1
46. Singapore  -4
47. Nicaragua +5
48. Israel  +7
49. Slovakia  +9
50. Portugal  +3

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U.S. STATES RANKINGS TUNING INTO ROCK-IT RADIO

1.  California   +0
2.  New York +0
3.  Pennsylvania +0
4.  Florida  +0
5.  New Jersey  +0
6.  Texas +1
7.  Washington -1
8.  Massachusetts +1
9.  Maryland +1
10. Illinois  -2
11. North Carolina  +0
12. Missouri +1
13. Indiana -1
14. Ohio  +0
15. Virginia  +0
16. Kansas  +0
17. Tennessee +2
18. Michigan  -1
19. Arizona  +1
20. Colorado +2
21. Connecticut  +0
22. Oregon  -5
23. Kentucky  +3
24. Alabama  -1
25. Wisconsin -1
26. South Carolina -1
27. Utah +1
28. Iowa  -1
29. Louisiana +3
30. Minnesota  +0
31. Nevada  +0
32. Georgia  -4
33. Rhode Island  +0
34. West Virginia  +2
35. Oklahoma  +2
36. Nebraska  +2
37. Arkansas  +3
38. Delaware  -4
39. Idaho  -6
40. District of Columbia -5
41. New Hampshire +4
42. New Mexico  +1
43. Hawaii -1
44. Maine  +0
45. Wyoming  -4
46. Mississippi  +0
47. Montana  +1
48. Vermont -1
49. Alaska  +1
50. South Dakota -1
51. North Dakota +0



Rockabilly bands looking for airplay
 
If you or know someone that would like airplay on Rock-it Radio we invite
you to submit your press kits to Rock-it Radio.  Our website for further
information is:
http://www.rockitradio.net/airplay.html
 
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Latest openings at Rock-it Radio. 

Come join the Rock-it Radio Team - Check out the webpage for current openings at:  http://www.rockitradio.net/team.html
 
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Rock-it Radio Program Webpage Reminder

Remember, if the show that you want to hear is getting close to the bottom of the list of radio shows, you should tune in as soon as you can. These shows to have a high audio quality require a lot of internet bandwidth and memory. And currently we can only afford the 30 latest shows online here at Rock-it Radio.  So, when a new show is put online it knocks the oldest one off the Rock-it Radio archives page.  Usually a show will at least last 16 to 20 days, once it is placed in the archives.

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Come Join the Rock-it Listener's Club

Want to join our Listeners Club?? And be notified when new shows are playing on the Rock-it. If you are not a member of our listeners club it is really easy to join... just go to our main website at: http://www.rockitradio.net
and click the button that reads... "click here to be on our mailing list" at the top of the page. When you click there leave your e mail address and you are in...it's free and it gives you the playlists and news on our latest shows.

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OUR SISTER STATION FIRST NATIONS BROADCASTING.

We invite you to also check out our sister station -- First Nations
Broadcasting. And tune into the rather Cool North of the Yukon and Alaska with our very own Debbie Snowdove!

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Well that is just about it for this newsletter and playlists of our latest
shows. We hope that you enjoy them.
We will do our best to keep these shows on for at least 14
days and hopefully 21 days.
All the best always,
Bennie Dingo
Rock-it Radio
e mail:  rockitradio@netzero.net
website: http://www.rockitradio.net
facebook:  http://www.facebook.com/bennie.dingo 
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