Calle Ocho today on The Weather Channel.

Thanks Woody...

I will hear Calle Ocho in a few minutes....it is in my car!!!

I STILL have yet to hear any Original Cinema on the radio!!!

Peace!
Paul

I heard getaway yesterday on a digital cable station called "music choice, smooth jazz".

Don't feel bad, Paul. If not for a chance happening that my friend who went with me to The Rippingtons show last month wasn't satisfied with the station his radio was on, and we kept losing signals, we might have been on another channel when the Memphis smooth jazz station played Getaway.

I woke up to the sounds of Morning Dance on my radio today. What makes it rare is that it's a station that plays a lot of stuff like Frank Sinatra and the like. Very mellow "adult" music. I've never heard Spyro on the station before. I have my clock radio set for this station because it's the only station that comes in clear and doesn't 'JOLT' me awake. It's hard enough to get up at 5AM!

"Breezeway" heard while shopping at a Meijer yesterday. I had to stop in my tracks to listen to the terrific Schu' solo.

not really heard but "seen".

nearly 10 albums at a used cd store including their last 2 new releases...someone must have lost the lovin feelin :rolleyes:

well, I bought 4 of them.

Heard Westwood Moon and Valentino's on The Weather Channel last week. But today, I got a real treat.
Was on my way home and barely within range of the jazz station at Mississippi Valley State when I heard a familiar keyboard opening. I cranked it, not believing I heard right.
Then I heard the drums and knew it for sure:
Planet J

Tomorrow night, "Dream Sequence" will be heard playing...at a gay Mardi Gras ball in New Orleans! :rolleyes:

Thanks to ME!

Okay, here's the deal...a few months ago, my supervisor, who is captain of the Mardi Gras krewe in question, asked me for ideas regarding music he could use for this year's ball. (His nickname for me is "The Jazzy One".) Their theme for the ball this year involves famous works of literature. So, he needed music to go with different books, such as Moby Dick, Robinson Crusoe, Tarzan of the Apes, etc, etc. (He gave me a whole list of books they were going to portray.) Anyway, I was only able to come up with about 6 or 7 suggestions, and I recorded those songs onto a disc so he could listen to them and decide whether or not to use them. For his "Murder Mysteries" category, I suggested two songs..."Film Noir" and "Dream Sequence", and he decided to go with "Dream Sequence"!

So, does that qualify as a strange and unusual place to hear Spyro Gyra??

Maybe not the place, but perhaps the people?
Sorry, Donna. That was too easy.
Hey, did you see where I borrowed from your idea?