Carpenters to be featured on Heartbeat Cafe

[lovesong]

Hi All,

The Heartbeat Cafe will feature a tribute to the Carpenters this Sunday evening November 22. DJ Pat Marino always puts on a good show and is a really pleasant host. I think you'll enjoy it. You can listen online. I wanted to pass along the info:

CARPENTERS "40/40" TO BE FEATURED ON IRELAND RADIO:


Longtime New York Radio personality-DJ Pat Marino, who now spins his unique blend of love songs on Heartbeat FM in Dublin Ireland, will spotlight many Carpenters classics, in honor of the release of "40/40" on his radio show this weekend!

Pat has been a big fan of the Carpenters and their music since he was a child and is most anxious to share songs from this exciting new CD with his listening audience across Ireland and on the World Wide Web.

On Sunday November 22nd, Pat Marino will dedicate the first hour of his radio show "The Heartbeat Cafe" to sharing some of his favorite Carpenters songs, recollections and insights into their music.

"The Heartbeat Cafe with Pat Marino" airs twice on Sunday's, both at 8am and 9pm (US EASTERN TIME).
If fans cannot tune in during those broadcast times. A podcast of the show is also available to download and listen to on demand at any time that's convenient for listeners.

To listen to "The Heartbeat Cafe" on-line and for more information about the show, just visit : www.heartbeatfm.biz/heartbeatcafe.htm
e-mail inquiries are also welcome: [e-mail]

- Chris

[Rick Henry]

Hi Chris... It's great to see you around. I'm still enjoying your "If I Had You" video. You did a fantastic job with it.

Thanks for sharing the information about the Heartbeat Cafe broadcast. I'm happy to see that Carpenters are receiving their due recognition throughout the world... now if only the U.S. would follow suit. Anyhow, I will be listening to the 9 p.m. broadcast (which will actually be 6 p.m. here in California).

[cinscorp]

Thanks for sharing this. I agree with Rick that it's great to see the ongoing support and respect for Carpenters and their music. It's not uncommon to see esp. Karen featured on sensational programs here such as Entertainment Tonight, but it's usually to relate her to an anorexia story and doesn't have much to do with their incredible musical library or achievements.

[Rick Henry]

Nov 17, 2009 22:39:59 GMT -5 cinscorp said:

Thanks for sharing this. I agree with Rick that it's great to see the ongoing support and respect for Carpenters and their music. It's not uncommon to see esp. Karen featured on sensational programs here such as Entertainment Tonight, but it's usually to relate her to an anorexia story and doesn't have much to do with their incredible musical library or achievements.

Yes, it's too bad that the U.S. is so much into sensationalism. Karen's anorexia related death is only part of the story... yet U.S. media seems to want to focus only on that... I'd prefer a focus on her wonderful and fantastic natural gifts as a singer and drummer.

Let's hope that U.S. television will produce a TV special to celebrate Carpenters' 40th anniversary.