Renee Michelle
The No Show | Mar 30, 2010
Playlist:
THEME: "How Long Blues" - Jimmy Yancey, piano
"Play that Funky Music, White Boy" - Wild Cherry
"Theme from HAIR "
"Big Hair "- Chenille Sisters
"Bald Head"- Professor Longhair
"Wanted, Dead or Alive" - Mighty Sparrow
"Never Can Say Goodbye" - Gloria Gaynor
"I Go To Extremes" - Billy Joel
"Help" - The Beatles
Again this week we will return to those thrilling years of yesterday (the late 70's to be exact), and Steve Post’s “work-no-longer-in-progress. “ At this point in our story, Steve has left nonprofit WPFRPeace & Freedom Radio for the financial rewards of "top forty" commercial radio. No longer the manager, no longer the on-air personality, he nowfor the big buckswrites and reads an hourly, three-minute newscast from 9 PM until midnight, at the breaks in the show featuring the station prima donna, Renee Michelle -- the most dreaded person in the station and soon to be Steve’s committed adversary. (This program was first broadcast Nov. 15, 2003.)
THEME: "How Long Blues" - Jimmy Yancey, piano
"Play that Funky Music, White Boy" - Wild Cherry
"Theme from HAIR "
"Big Hair "- Chenille Sisters
"Bald Head"- Professor Longhair
"Wanted, Dead or Alive" - Mighty Sparrow
"Never Can Say Goodbye" - Gloria Gaynor
"I Go To Extremes" - Billy Joel
"Help" - The Beatles
Again this week we will return to those thrilling years of yesterday (the late 70's to be exact), and Steve Post’s “work-no-longer-in-progress. “ At this point in our story, Steve has left nonprofit WPFRPeace & Freedom Radio for the financial rewards of "top forty" commercial radio. No longer the manager, no longer the on-air personality, he nowfor the big buckswrites and reads an hourly, three-minute newscast from 9 PM until midnight, at the breaks in the show featuring the station prima donna, Renee Michelle -- the most dreaded person in the station and soon to be Steve’s committed adversary. (This program was first broadcast Nov. 15, 2003.)
