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E-mail Barry-Host/Producer Soul Frequency Radio

Coming Up on Soul Frequency Radio

Interviews with Rich Williams of Kansas and Mike Roe of the 77s!
 

Soul Frequency is a web 'zine - http://www.soulfrequency.com - Pictures (many exclusive), reviews and info about artists & our radio show

AND an FM radio show (WDNS-FM - Bowling Green's Classic Rock D-93), also appearing on WCVK-FM and WJVK-FM for special events.

AND a Yahoo music discussion group - http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/soulfrequency

Soul Frequency FM Radio Show

WDNS-FM 93.3-Sunday Nights from 11 PM-1 AM-COMMERCIAL FREE!
 
Soul Frequency Radio Productions also produces radio shows for several other stations..WCVK-FM 90.7 FM in Bowling Green, KY and WJVK-FM 91.7 FM in Owensboro, KY.

 

 

 

BANDS & RECORD LABELS

 

Please e-mail Barry for contact information if you wish us to review or play your music.  We LOVE to hear new music and share it with the masses.  In addition to the radio shows, Barry is a staff review for the Phantom Tollbooth Web Magazine-http://www.phantomtollbooth.org

 

Read CD Reviews HERE

E-mail us: info@soulfrequency.com

 

 

 

WEB RADIO/CHAT DIRECTIONS

 

To listen go to:
http://www.progpositivity.com and scroll down to the Live365 logo. If you have never registered, you will be prompted to do so (it is free!)-follow the instructions and enjoy the tunes!

 

Or go directly to http://www.live365.com/station/musicoptimist

To join chat...you can scroll down further on http://www.progpositivity.com and follow the instructions for the java client.

If you have a chat client like mIRC just go to options, connect, use the down arrow button beside IRC Network: and choose ShadowFire from the list....once connected to the network type in /join #dimensions or copy and paste that into the dialog box and it will lead you directly to our chat room.

 

 

 

 

 

What is the cool green glop anyway?