Syndicated Radio Program. Hosted by Bart Shore.
Thursday
MIKE BOLLEA REMEMBERS ALAN FREED
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12:00 am
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DICK CLARK’S ROCK, ROLL, AND REMEMBER
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2:00 am
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KICK UP THE 80’S
Geoff Dorsett Short Bio Geoff is a Music Jock and 8 times award winning DJ. Started music career aged 13 with some local discos. By 18 was working with Mecca ballrooms opening venues around the UK. 1974 was on air at opening of commercial radio in Sheffield Radio Hallam. Shifts on other local radio stations in the 80/s and pirate radio. Currently on air every morning at Forest FM 9-10 with “All our Yesterplays” and Saturday nights 8pm with the Soul Show + Mondays at 7 pm with “Kick up the 80/s”. Geoff currently syndicates 3 shows Solid Gold Sixties-Supersonic 70/s and kick up the 80/s to 75 stations in 24 countries. For the last 12 years Geoff (along with producer Adrian) has presented the cult radio programme “The Soft Rock Show” on Monday nights @ Express FM. It’s a 4 times award winning show which has sessions, breaks new artists and covers every genre. It also interviews artists from every decade and at this moment has done 2880 interviews. Geoff has interviewed amongst others Sir Cliff- members of Stones-Genesis-Eagles- Queen-Fleetwood Mac-Chicago –Toto and from every decade Freddy Cannon-Tommy Roe-Marty Wilde-Searchers-Hollies-Sweet-Slade-Suzy - Leo Sayer -Rick Astley-Go West-Dodgy- etc – Plus the greatest songwriters and best authors see website for full list of Gallery ( www.softrockshow.co.uk). This radio show is now on air in Las Vegas. E mail chunkygeoff@gmail.com
5:00 am
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THE NORTHERN SOUL RECALL SHOW
Stephen is an artist, author and northern soul DJ, now living in a mossy hollow in Somerset in the south west of England.
He grew up in the 1960s on the eastern edge of Manchester, a few miles from The Twisted Wheel, the club widely regarded as the birthplace of the northern soul scene. He walked through the doors of his first soul club in 1969 and by the 1970s was thoroughly immersed in soul and northern soul, attending all of those legendary 70s clubs – Blackpool Mecca, Wigan Casino, The Torch, The Pendulum and the rest – and many less legendary but no less wonderful clubs.
Stephen left school at 16 and became a gas engineer. In the late 1980s, he returned to education to study fine art and subsequently lectured in fine art and cultural theory at various UK universities and colleges.
Amongst Stephen’s publications are two books on northern soul:
The Truth About Northern Soul – a myth-buster of a book that compares contemporary perceptions of the northern soul scene to the actual lived experience of it back in its 1970s heyday and has become the go-to source for those who want to grasp the scene unencumbered by mythology and nostalgic reinvention.
Soul Stories – might be thought of as The Truth About Northern Soul’s dark mirror. Set at the same time and informed by the same lived experiences, but liberated by fiction, it goes to places its predecessor could not. It explores the characters’ lives both in those dark, exhilarating soul clubs and in a much broader hinterland. The highs and lows of youthful experience in the 1970s are recreated in authentic detail: friendships, family, work, football, love, loss and night-time misdemeanours, all set to a backcloth of Cortinas, frenetic all-nighters and smoky pubs.
Both books are available from Amazon: https://www.amazon.co.uk/stores/Stephen-Riley/author/B003LQ0A0U
Since 2016, Stephen has presented the Northern Soul Recall Show, first at Frome FM, then at Papa-D Productions, both in Somerset, England. He also DJs live as part of the Hip City Classic Soul team, spinning original vinyl 45s at various venues in and around Somerset, and guest-DJs at other events. Stephen welcomes requests and dedications for his show, and enquiries regarding Hip City Classic Soul events. He can be contacted via his messenger page on Facebook.
Website: https://www.stephenrileyart.com
6:00 am
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AMERICAN HIT LIST
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7:00 am
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AMAZING 80’S
The best in music from that awesome decade in only the way M.G. Kelly can do it. Please join the show every Wednesday afternoon at 2pm eastern for some of the best tunes that came out of the 1980's.
10:00 am
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STREET CORNER SYMPHONY
Stompin' Zemo spun up the doo-wops on Street Corner Symphony on Boston radio from 1978 to 1986. Now he's back, with classic group harmony sounds on OldiesRadioLive365.com, Tuesdays from 5 to
8 p.m. and Thursdays from 12 to 3 p.m. Eastern.
12:00 pm
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THE BILLY JASON SHOW
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3:00 pm
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RELICS AND RARITIES
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4:00 pm
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HAPPY HOUR
Like many radio presenters of a 'certain age', I caught the radio ‘bug’ when I listened to the British ‘pirate’ stations in the 1960s on my transistor radio. The jingles were my favourite part and ‘Big L’ had the best ones (and I’m now proud to say that I have some personalized versions on my show!). In the seventies, I started broadcasting on a hospital radio station in Surrey and one of my shows won a national competition for best hospital radio programme. Noel Edmonds was one of the judges! In 1976, I became a Butlin's redcoat entertainer presenting music and chat from their Radio Butlin studios at Clacton in Essex. Great fun, but very hard work. In the 1990's, I did the weekday morning show on Eclipse FM which broadcast on cable and FM. One of our directors was the legendary Dave Cash. A couple of years ago, I did a spell on the weekday afternoon show of a commercial station at the seaside in East Sussex. My most embarrassing moments in radio were interviewing Bo Didley who insisted I call him ‘Mr. Didley’, and when I interviewed the comedian Richard Digance and I got a nosebleed halfway through! I now really enjoy presenting my weekly Happy Hour show – and I hope you’ll enjoy listening to it! www.happyhourshow.co.uk
5:00 pm
View more DICK CLARK’S ROCK, ROLL, AND REMEMBER
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6:00 pm
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TIME WARP SUNDAY RADIO REQUEST SHOW
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9:00 pm
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PSYCHEDELIC TIME WARP
Psychedelic Time Warp
