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By the way...you don’t need an iPod to hear podcasts. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------To open this episode Jenny Graham previews what you can look forward to in upcoming entertainment at the home of first class club entertainment. Talking of which, the club will be rocking and rolling when Roland Storm storms into Liverpool Catholic with his foot-tapping, exciting, rock and roll show. Listen as Roland chats about his background, his music and how he sees the future for the entertainment industry. Then comes Lisa Cook who will be teaming up with Dale Selsby for a show called "Colour My World" which features the music of the legendary Petula Clark plus some of the other great UK artists of the sixties, Your comments about our netcasts are always welcome. Just click on the comments link below right Comments[0] |
