Post by JoJo on Feb 5, 2009 20:52:36 GMT -5
Not the Beatles channel I've long believed they should add, but it's a start.
XM and SIRIUS Customers Will Get a Heavy Dose of Paul McCartney Starting Valentine's Day
www.clevelandleader.com/node/8850
Paul McCartney is promoting his latest effort "Electric Arguments" on XM and SIRIUS Satellite Radio with a dedicated station for a month long run. The former Beatle will hold "fireside chats" on XM 27 and SIRIUS 33. The channel will launch on Valentine's Day and run through March 13th.
McCartney released his new album under the band name "The Fireman" which also includes acclaimed producer Youth. Macca will also be headlining this weekends Grammy Awards which will air on CBS.
Now that satellite radio finally has a Beatle on board with a dedicated station (albeit for only a month) wouldn't it be nice to have a station dedicated to all the former members of the Fab Four on a station? They certainly have enough material between the solo work of John Lennon, George Harrison, Ringo, and Paul to mix things up. Elvis has his own station so I think its time for The Beatles to follow the king and have an "all Beatles, all the time" for us fab four fans out there.
XM and SIRIUS Customers Will Get a Heavy Dose of Paul McCartney Starting Valentine's Day
www.clevelandleader.com/node/8850
Paul McCartney is promoting his latest effort "Electric Arguments" on XM and SIRIUS Satellite Radio with a dedicated station for a month long run. The former Beatle will hold "fireside chats" on XM 27 and SIRIUS 33. The channel will launch on Valentine's Day and run through March 13th.
McCartney released his new album under the band name "The Fireman" which also includes acclaimed producer Youth. Macca will also be headlining this weekends Grammy Awards which will air on CBS.
Now that satellite radio finally has a Beatle on board with a dedicated station (albeit for only a month) wouldn't it be nice to have a station dedicated to all the former members of the Fab Four on a station? They certainly have enough material between the solo work of John Lennon, George Harrison, Ringo, and Paul to mix things up. Elvis has his own station so I think its time for The Beatles to follow the king and have an "all Beatles, all the time" for us fab four fans out there.
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