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"Madly
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Monday
Night... Listening to Movies Film music & soundtracks American Mosaic Geoffrey Fontaine Tuesday Night... Keyboard Classics from Schnabel to Argerich Galactic Voyager music for a new age The Romantic Hours poetry, loveletters and music Wednesday Night... Schickele Mix Beyond PDQ Bach KCSN Opera House best performances in the world Thursday Night... CSUN Live Concerts from home and abroad The David and Peter Show Broadway, their way The Romantic Hours poetry, loveletters and music Friday Night... Madly Cocktail shaken not stirred The Green Room Surf music at the millennium Saturday Night... American Routes from PRI The British Invasion Beatles,Stones, Kinks, more Sarcastic Fringehead alternative music undefined Sunday Night... American Routes from PRI Frequencia Latina music from the Latino diaspora The Grateful Dead Hour America's best loved band Ken Nordine's Word Jazz masterful, magical Radio |
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The
swankiest spot on the dial, Madly Cocktail is lounge deluxe. Hosted
by the velvet-voiced Kat Griffin, Madly Cocktail is a mix of music
that's shaken... not stirred. Like a party you never want to leave, it features
the vocal stylings of Sinatra, Frank and Nancy, Dino, Keely Smith, Louis
Prima, Tony Bennett and other greats who made Vegas a martini soaked oasis
- before it became an amusement park. Madly Cocktail turns back the
clock to the time when the ladies of song were great dames and the men were
as smooth as gin. From instrumental kitsch to the purr of kittens named
Eartha, Madly Cocktail is your rendez-vous for music the way they
used to play it…cool, hip and with a twist. FRIDAYS, 7-9 P.M.
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KAT
GRIFFIN
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Growing
up in icy, wet New England had an upside for Kat Griffin -- morning radio
personality Jess Cain on WHDH in Boston. While praying for the sweet sound
of her town's name (Stoughton) on the snow day school cancellation report,
you could hear the stylings of Steve Lawrence & Eydie Gorme, Frank Sinatra,
Peggy Lee, Tom Jones and other vocal greats filling the breakfast kitchen.
Then came the unfortunate era of disco, a move to California, a love for
public radio, a penchant for great parties and Madly Cocktail. Whew!
What becomes a hostess most? Turn Ons: Exotica, pop/jazz vocals, Irwin Chusid compilations, anything with a bossa nova beat, a Bombay martini - shaken and poured into a frozen glass with two olives, pits in, mmm....steak!, "Always Ask A Man" by Arlene Dahl (deliciously dated!), The Dresden Room, Luck Bar, Laemmle Theatres, The Lido, Monte Carlo, old Vegas casinos, guests who never leave before 4 a.m. Turn Offs: Yanni, Styx, Poco and (lord help us) Journey, any other martini - extra dry, vegetable-based protein formed and shaped like meat, anything Dr. Laura, any club charging a cover, new Vegas casinos, guests who leave before 10 p.m. |
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