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Tag Archives: Dave Sloan
KROQ 1067 1981 Countdown
Holly and Dave talk about the top 106.7 songs played on Los Angeles radio station KROQ in 1981. In this first part we get up to song #70. If you want to hear the music on Spotify you should go to spoti.fi/2O3ONw4 Bookmark on Delicious Digg this post Recommend on Facebook share via Reddit Share with […]
Retro Futrura Review
On this edition of the What Difference Does It Make podcast, Dave and Holly discuss the expectations and realities of seeing a nostalgic 80s show featuring ABC, Modern English, Tony Lewis of The Outfield, Limahl of Kajagoogoo and Annabella of Bow Wow Wow. Bookmark on Delicious Digg this post Recommend on Facebook share via Reddit […]
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Tagged as: ABC, Annabella, Bow Wow Wow, Dave Sloan, Holly Cantos, Kajagoogoo, Limahl, Modern English, Retro Futura, The Outfield, Tony Lewis, What Difference Does It Make
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Ten seconds with Bruce
It kind of felt like the waiting in line scene in A Christmas Story. Only instead of kids waiting in line for Santa, it was a bunch of 40-60 year olds waiting in line to meet Bruce Springsteen in honor of his autobiography “Born To Run”. We were told line ups started at 4AM. I got […]
