IT'S BACK!

The No Show | Mar 30, 2010
Steve covers the other major stories of the summer in something under three minutes.
The musical selections are designed, as always, to offend the largest possible number of listeners.
We hope you will be one.
Playlist
Theme: Jimmy Yancey - "How Long Blues"
Compay Segundo - "?Y Te Que Has Hecho?"
Compay Segundo - "Amor de Loca Juventud"
Benny Carter - "Honeysuckle Rose"
Compay Segundo - "Orgullecida"
Ray Charles - "California Here I Come"
Jimmy Rodgers - "California Blues"
Benny Carter - "When the Lights are Low"
Vera Lynn - "When the Lights Go On Again" Airs Saturdays at 4PM on 93.9 FM and Fridays at 7PM on AM 820 Just when you thought it was safe to turn on your radio, IT'S BACK!
Despite widespread lack of interest shading into sullen hostility, The No Show, hosted by Steve Post, returns to the air! This first show of the new season features a report on the California recall election filed by The No Show's embedded California correspondent, Emily Levine, and a studio interview with Dr. Kurt Fleming, energy expert, on the Big Blackout of 2003.

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