TIS' THE SEASON TO BE JOLLY, MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL TIME TI SING IT OUT LOUD AND CLEAR

Gmmy Radio Will Not Be Broadcasting From
August 25th, 2010 -- To -- September 3rd, 2010

to Alan Brown and Harry Smith, its always a delightful pleasure to hear your wonderful musical shows. Its anmusical educational experience, hearing some of the great vocal artists and big bands from across the big pond. Keep the coming. You folks are the best

...May you both be blessed with all the good things in life to come each and everyday. We on gmmy Radio love you.

An excellent special show done by Alan Brown. We meaning the gang enjoy everything this gentle giant of music puts together to share with all of us. Thank you Alan Brown for the new memories of music that I was never into the oldies until guys like you and Harry Smith have introduced us to. Keep those good recordings a coming, and as my mutual buddy Frankie D, says and says it right. "Its A Slice of heaven." Indeed it is.

...We will be celebrating our 4th Gmmy Radio Bithday on Feb. 20th. This was the first day Gmmy Radio went online broadcasting the good stuff.

My personal Thanks go out to all the Gmmy Radio Hosts in keeping the good pop music of the 30's, 40's, 50's alive ... and not to forget the classical music and opera legends from Steve Slezak's Collector's Vault show.

Thanks go to Harry & Lena for educating Yours Truly to some of the best U.K. Singers and Big Bands, and Tenors, who are now being played on GMMY RADIO.

Let us not forget our GMMY RADIO hosts who make Gmmy Radio a winner...... Alan Brown, Harry & Lena Smith Steve Slezak, Dick & Shirley Finnell, Ron Della Chiesa, Frank Sinclair, and a Special Thanks go to Jonathan Higgins, who owns the HBN RADIO and is now our sister station. Many thanks go out to all the supportive e-mails and kind words of the good music we feature.

Last but not least thanks go to Boston to Attorney Ron Itri for all his promotional work in promoting Gmmy Radio's musical formats

Met Harry&Lena at a recent Tony Bennett UK gig-lovely people.I've know Alan for many years,landing him on your broadcasts a rela 'coup'.Marvellous stuff!

your shows are impeccable, we are new to this thing called Computer or online. Our daughter Linda, has turned us on to your shows here. We can honestly say we don't get this kind of good music on regular radio, and that is for darn sure.

Bob and Lesley Cummings

----- Original Message -----
From: netquest
To: np_2007@comcast.net
Sent: Tuesday, January 23, 2007 9:51 AM
Subject: Re: Good shows!


Hi Norma,

No nothing has changed...Alan still comes on at 12 noon California time, which would make it 3 p.m. east coast time. The Harry & Lena Smith Show airs every morning at 8:30 A.M. [PST].

To View both of the shows from England click on to see the schedules from Alan, Harry & Lena...
http://www.gmmy.com/Englandsingers.htm
Best
Frankie Dee
----- Original Message -----
From: np_2007@comcast.net
To: GMMY
Sent: Tuesday, January 23, 2007 9:25 AM
Subject: Good shows!


Hi there!

I try to listen to your great music whenever I can. Has the airing of Alan Brown's show been changed to
12PM (EST)? This morning I found Harry & Lena. It threw me for a loop. What happened to Alan - hope all is OK - he always manages to get a Vic Damone tune in his show whenever he can.

Thanks for any feedback.

-Norma

Greetings Alan and Harry & Lena,

It's so good to hear music from our friends on the other side of the pond.

Alan, I am delighted you are affiliated with GMMY and offer your well rounded musical experience for our collective benefit.

I am looking forward to hosting a one hour show on GMMY, featuring predominantly 30's to 50's music, with a few selected 60's hits as well. It's an offering called "Anything Goes With Frank Sinclair." It's set to run on Sundays at 7pm, and don't be surprised if you hear a number of classic Vic Damone tunes in the mix, as I am still a fan of Vic's, even after turning the reins of the vicdamone.com site to his son-in-law.

The show will also feature classic comic bits, interviews, and other mayhem between and betwixt the tunes.

All the very best to one and all,
Frank