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Here's the deal: every year around December 1, which is my wife's birthday, I make a radio show in which I play birthday songs & talk to guests about birthday matters. One time she picked all the songs, but I realized that if I let her do that every year, she'd pick the same songs. So I strive to find new birthday songs because, although I will play different versions of a song (like the Beatles' "Birthday"), I will only play particular recordings once. This has made it increasingly difficult to find birthday tunes.
Also I won't play birthday songs I don't like. As I've mentioned before, it would be far easier to program these shows if I just played songs about the theme that were easiest to find. There are almost as many birthday songs as there are Christmas songs. But just as I don't like most Christmas songs, I have rejected many Christmas songs. When you get a radio show, you can play the music you like. I have a radio show so I can play the music I like.
What happens next? Listen to KBOO tonight from midnight to 3am! Three hours of birthday songs, three interviews, a possible in-studio performance, & maybe more? It'll be on 90.7 fm & online at kboo.fm! & as I always say & will doubtless say this evening:
This show is for you if it's your birthday, if you had a birthday this year, or if you will have a birthday this year. & if you know someone who's had a birthday or will have a birthday this year - or if today's their birthday! - let them know! There's a radio show for their birthday tonight!
This show is for you if it's your birthday, if you had a birthday this year, or if you will have a birthday this year. & if you know someone who's had a birthday or will have a birthday this year - or if today's their birthday! - let them know! There's a radio show for their birthday tonight!
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