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Welcome to Wednesday's Edition of Across the Tracks on WFDU with host Nikki Armstrong.
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DID ANY ONE SEE/HEAR THE LIVE SHOW YESTERDAY? 2 Replies
Well, if you missed it here's an invite to at least hear it anytime! www.makinmusicny.com/events/live-at-ato
Tagged: Keyes, Dave, and, Ed, 5!
Started by Nikki Armstrong. Last reply by Nikki Armstrong Feb 26.
The importance of giving 5 Replies
Nikki has been playing & promoting so many Artists for several years on her 'BLUES IN THE GROOVES' show at www.fdu.fm / 89.1 fm on radio, from day one. Every week I listen to her show while I e…
Tagged: 89.1, fm, www.FDU.fm, THE_GROOVES, BLUES_IN
Started by Deb Sherr. Last reply by Nikki Armstrong Feb 18.
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Comment by Eric T. (The Bluesdude) Knox on February 17, 2010 at 3:33pm - Nikki, Glad we could help keep "the Blues in the Grooves". Just remember,"The BLUES is the roots, everything else is just the fruits". Looking forward to hangin out with you and Mike, next week at the station.
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Comment by MIKE GRIOT on February 17, 2010 at 1:06pm
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Best wishes from the BLUES MOB (Bill McClellan & Mike Griot) featuring MICHAEL HILL and special guest DAVE BARNES
http://southorangebluesfestival.com
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Comment by Nikki Armstrong on February 16, 2010 at 4:25pm -
ANOTHER FINE ADDITION TO PREMIUM LIST
PETE LEVIN/ CERTIFIED ORGANIC www.petelevin.com!!
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Comment by Nikki Armstrong on February 5, 2010 at 12:08pm
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Hi Joan!!
Thanks for joining!!
I hope to see you soon!
Nikki
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Comment by Nikki Armstrong on January 31, 2010 at 11:13pm
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Listen here to last weeks show at your leisure!
http://wfdu.streamrewind.com/bookmarks/listen/5131
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