But Christian Icon Stands No Chance Against Lady GaGa
A quick check of 2009 Google Trends show that, save for a brief spike in September, the Beatles are no longer more popular than Jesus. Further analysis shows that while the Lord and Savior is out-pacing the Fab Four, he’s not faring so well against Lady Gaga.

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Posted by: Fusion 45 in News, Views, Props and Missives, tags: band, beatles, grateful dead, joe jackson, johnny nash, paul simon, southside johnny, steely dan, steve winwood, sting, terence trent-d'arby, ziggy marley
Originally published on October 7, 2008

Every now and then, I’ll find the odd playlist laying around, scribbled on a cocktail napkin or a scrap of paper or a football. Some I’ve recorded while others were just “fantasies” (like the one where I mixed Enrico Caruso’s Faust with Dwight Yoakam’s Fast Cars).
I found this one as I was poking through my records, scribbled on the back of the Korgis Dumb Waiters album.
I was able to lay my hands on most of the tunes.
Click here to hear
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Posted by: Fusion 45 in Radio Mixes, tags: alan parsons project, beatles, crazy elephant, hall and oates, isaac hayes, lyn collins, raydio, reo speedwagon, santana, toni basil
OK, so it’s Friday afternoon in the great Pacific Northwest and I’m at work. If it weren’t for the fact I’m supposed to hear back from a couple of clients about new contracts, I’d split this joint in a heartbeat.
I. don’t wanna work. I wanna bang on the drum all day….
So, I’m cleaning up some of my drafts…here’s a radio mix from over a year ago. Who knows if it’s any good.
This week’s radio mix:
Santana – Hold On
Isaac Hayes – Don’t Let Go
REO Speedwagon – Keep The Fire Burning
Hall And Oates – Wait For Me (reminds me of my first radio gig)
Lyn Collins – Think About It
Raydio – Can’t Change That (this one too)
Tony Basil – Mickey
Crazy Elephant – Gimme Gimme Good Lovin’
Alan Parsons Project – Dammed If I Do
The Beatles – Nowhere Man (for my boy, Austin)
K-Tel-A-Delic V
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