The Britsound Radio Show
NOW INTO OUR 3RD YEAR!!!
LISTEN NOW: MAY 7, 2008
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Britsound "exposes some great, largely unknown Brit bands. Listen in with pen and paper ready for gems..." - TimeOut Magazine |
| You can hear all of these great bands only on ONE radio show - Britsound. It is the only show of its kind - celebrating the best classic and new British music. Britsound airs weekly as a ONE hour radio program. The show is also available online as a podcast. |  |
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2008 Britsound Radio Show Demo 
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LATEST SHOW NEWS
The May 7 show is now online. You can also check out the PLAYLIST of the show by clicking here.
Call your local radio station now and get them to take Britsound as a show!
Thanks to all of you who have listened and have sent an email guessing the year for '3 For Tea'. Winners will be notified by email. Due to popular demand, you can now review all recent radio show playlists.
The show has several unique and 'exciting' features including '3 For Tea' (3 songs from a mystery year),'Britsound Song Of The Week' (err...self-explanatory) and 'The Stuff You Need To Know' (the latest in British entertainment news).
Along with the very BEST in new British music and CLASSIC British music that we all love - Britsound is the show to listen to for Anglophiles in America.
Rob Quicke
The show is presented by award-winning radio veteran Rob Quicke. Rob does his best to bring you music that you'll love and news and information that will enhance your reputation with those that you work with and live with (OK, maybe that's a pork pie). You can send an email to him by emailing radio@britsound.com
If you are a radio station wanting to broadcast the show - it is free for radio stations in the U.S. The show is 1 hour in length, and does not exceed 54 minutes in length to allow for your local spots/advertising. For more information please email radio@britsound.com
Cheers!
Click here for a list of our affiliates
(Note: Britsound is broadcast live on WPSC 88.7 FM, on the campus of William Paterson University. WPSC pays performance royalties to BMI, ASCAP etc.)
