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Turn your radio – and satellite -- on
Barbershop radio shows share music city by city – and now, nationwide on XM Satellite Radio.
Updated: 9/18/2005 6:56:24 PM
Since 2003, XM Satellite Radio (www.xmradio.com) has featured great barbershop sounds on "Harmony Square" -- a one-hour show that airs at 8 PM Eastern Time each Sunday evening, with repeat at Midnight Sunday (9 PM Pacific Time).
Tune in XM Channel 4, Savoy Express: the 1940s Channel.
New! AOL users can listen to XM Satellite Radio free. Under AOL Radio, look for the XM Channels and choose XM 1940s.
If your quartet or chorus would like a world-wide audience on XM, send your compact disc to:
Marlin R. Taylor
Program Director
XM Radio
1500 Eckington Place, N. E.
Washington, D. C. 20002
Of course, XM is just one outlet among hundreds of radio outlets playing barbershop. From the Phil DeBar’s "Human Voice" show in Santa Rosa, California to The Harmony Network in New Jersey, enterprising barbershoppers have found air time for close harmony – not to mention the many a cappella radio shows which embrace a still broader range of singing.
Donate a disc to any of these fine programs:
41 Watchung Plaza #222
Montclair, NJ 07042
The2004THN@aol.com
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