Anything Goes!! is a unique radio show hosted by performer Lise Avery that plays "an eclectic mix of jazz, standards and classic pop with a little bit of anything else thrown into the mix."

The program airs in syndication airing 61x weekly via its radio and web affiliates and also airs on WFDU-FM in the New York metropolitan area.

Anything Goes!! is especially proud of its Commercial with A Conscience identity.

For additional information, or to hear the program and the interview live on the Internet please visit http://www.anythinggoesradio.com .

“Anything Goes” - Tony Bennett with Count Basie & Orch (Themesong)
"Passin’ It Around" - Coleman Hawkins & Orch.
"Once in Love With Amy" - Ray Bolger
"Sooner or Later" - Rosemary Clooney
"Harold Arlen Medley" - Frank Sinatra/ Lena Horne
"Can’t We Be Friends?" - Frank Sinatra/ Ella Fitzgerald
"The Question Man" - Steve Allen
"I’ve Got My Fingers Crossed" - Wesla Whitfield
"Sleepy Time Down South" - Louis Armstrong
"The Chicken Ain’t Nuthin But A Bird" - Louis Jordan
"All That Meat and No Potatoes" - Fats Waller
Greater Minds Moment; Confucious
"C’mon A My House" - Big Kahuna and the Copa Cat Pack
"Two Little Girls from Little Rock"- Marilyn Monroe and Jane Russell
“...take us on out.” (Themesong out)"

Indie Music Wave Presents Homegrown Music Showcase with your host Carmen Allgood through her nationally syndicated weekly radio show, The Colorado Wave and the Indie Music Wave, is currently carried on over a hundred stations across the country.

Just Jinjer – Shine On You
Penchant – Til The Moon Goes Away
The Nadas – Life Becomes Me
Cary Fly Band – Crazy
United Dope Front - Ah Yes, America
Christine Costanzo – Huck Finn
Jon Dakota – Don’t Try To Get Even
Encompass – Steam Wagon
Jill Stevenson – This Time Around
Steve Robinson – Class Clown
AA Kutt – Maggie And Mollie
Richard Snow – Real
The Smackers – Fixer Upper

Anything Goes!! is a unique radio show hosted by performer Lise Avery that plays "an eclectic mix of jazz, standards and classic pop with a little bit of anything else thrown into the mix."

The program airs in syndication airing 61x weekly via its radio and web affiliates and also airs on WFDU-FM in the New York metropolitan area.

Anything Goes!! is especially proud of its Commercial with A Conscience identity.

For additional information, or to hear the program and the interview live on the Internet please visit http://www.anythinggoesradio.com .

“Anything Goes” - Tony Bennett with Count Basie & Orch (Themesong)
“...take us on out.” (Themesong out)"

Indie Music Wave Presents Homegrown Music Showcase with your host Carmen Allgood through her nationally syndicated weekly radio show, The Colorado Wave and the Indie Music Wave, is currently carried on over a hundred stations across the country.

Julian Shome ~ Escapism
Little Hercules ~ Cool Ride
Soul Rabbit ~ Blue Skies Forever
Liz Barnez ~ Whiskey Bay
Chupacabra ~ Soledad
The Visitors ~ Down In The City
Just Jinjer ~ She Knows
Hans York ~ Lives Apart
Hazel Miller ~ Do Go On
JP White ~ Trailer Queen
5 On Tap ~ A Voice From The Crowd
The Smackers ~ I Go Blind

Anything Goes!! is a unique radio show hosted by performer Lise Avery that plays "an eclectic mix of jazz, standards and classic pop with a little bit of anything else thrown into the mix."

The program airs in syndication airing 61x weekly via its radio and web affiliates and also airs on WFDU-FM in the New York metropolitan area.

Anything Goes!! is especially proud of its Commercial with A Conscience identity.

For additional information, or to hear the program and the interview live on the Internet please visit http://www.anythinggoesradio.com .

“Anything Goes” - Tony Bennett with Count Basie & Orch (Themesong)
“...take us on out.” (Themesong out)"

Indie Music Wave Presents Homegrown Music Showcase with your host Carmen Allgood through her nationally syndicated weekly radio show, The Colorado Wave and the Indie Music Wave, is currently carried on over a hundred stations across the country.

Jennifer Filzen ~ What Have I Learned (about Love)
Yampapaya ~ Bolingo
New Dialectic ~ What Is There
Critical Darlings ~ Sometimes I’m Sam
Nicholas Alan ~ Cigarettes In Snowmen
Richard Snow ~ Red Song
Chewy Marble ~ She Roxx
Tripsitter ~ Let Me Know You
Nelson Bragg ~ Tell Someone
Christopher Jak ~ Unbound
The Indulgers ~ Western Justice Town
Katoorah Jayne ~ Like A Good Girl Should

Anything Goes!! is a unique radio show hosted by performer Lise Avery that plays "an eclectic mix of jazz, standards and classic pop with a little bit of anything else thrown into the mix."

The program airs in syndication airing 61x weekly via its radio and web affiliates and also airs on WFDU-FM in the New York metropolitan area.

Anything Goes!! is especially proud of its Commercial with A Conscience identity.

For additional information, or to hear the program and the interview live on the Internet please visit http://www.anythinggoesradio.com .

“Anything Goes” - Tony Bennett with Count Basie & Orch (Themesong)
Music for Lovers” - Simone (with Nina Simone)
“I Wish I Knew How It Would Feel to Be Free” - Simone
“Flying Home” - Lionel Hampton
Friendship” - Judy Garland & Johnny Mercer
“Easy to Love” - Patricia Barber
“Dream Dancing” - Fred Astaire
The Follies Bergere” - Ruth Wallis
“The Physician” - Gertrude Lawrence
“Brush Up Your Shakespeare” - Harry Clark & Jack Diamond
Greater Minds Moment - Maya Angelou
“Just One of Those Things” - Nat Cole w/Billy May & Orch
“I Am in Love” - Nat Cole
Gal From Joe’s” - Simone
“...take us on out.” (Themesong out)"

Indie Music Wave Presents Homegrown Music Showcase with your host Carmen Allgood through her nationally syndicated weekly radio show, The Colorado Wave and the Indie Music Wave, is currently carried on over a hundred stations across the country.

Albert Khasky ~ Father Said
Carol Mayberry Sanchez ~ Nothin More Nothin Less
Peter Lacey ~ Surround Sound
Rebecca Folsom ~ Burnt
Wild Blooms ~ Dancin Alone
Xiren ~ Red Jennifer
Cheryl Branz ~ With Me Or Against Me
Motor City Josh ~ Tim’s Blues
Dan Hubbard ~ How Come
Tory Sparks ~ Otherwise
Bobby Wells ~ I’m That Kind Of Guy
Indigenous ~ Home
Hot IQS ~ Buyers Remorse Code
Tifah ~ Because We Are
Tim Hanauer ~ Answer Me

Anything Goes!! is a unique radio show hosted by performer Lise Avery that plays "an eclectic mix of jazz, standards and classic pop with a little bit of anything else thrown into the mix."

The program airs in syndication airing 61x weekly via its radio and web affiliates and also airs on WFDU-FM in the New York metropolitan area.

Anything Goes!! is especially proud of its Commercial with A Conscience identity.

For additional information, or to hear the program and the interview live on the Internet please visit http://www.anythinggoesradio.com .

“Anything Goes” - Tony Bennett with Count Basie & Orch (Themesong)
Gone With the Wind” - Steve Allen with Howard Alden & Ken Peplowski
“I Can’t Get Started” - Steve Allen with Howard Alden & Ken Peplowski
“Oh! What a Night for Love” - Ella Fitzgerald
I Left My Nose in San Diego” - Steve Allen
“Steve on the Street” - Steve Allen
“Impossible” - Nat Cole
The Gravy Waltz” - Mel Torme
“Letters to the Editor” - Steve Allen & Jerry Lewis
“Banana Splits” - Jackie Cain & Roy Kral
Greater Minds Moment - Confucious
“South Rampart Street Parade” - Bing Crosby & The Andrews Sisters
“This Could Be the Start of Something Big” - Steve Lawrence & Edie Gorme
Tangerine” - Steve Allen
“...take us on out.” (Themesong out)"

Now Playing Today on Frankly Speaking it's all about "Show Business" our old pal Leslie Manning comes in for some more fun conversation, concentrating on some forthcoming holiday shows at College of the Albemarle.

Speaking of forthcoming shows, Mike Bollinger, marketing director of the "Suffolk Center for Cultural Arts", will tell us about the center and all the upcoming events including "Tom Murphy", "Kathy Mattea", "The Nativity Story", and the "The Littlest Light on the Christmas Tree" and "Livingston Taylor", whose show is coming up shortly.

The performer himself, James Taylor's brother, will be a guest on the show Monday.

For tickets and information please call 757-923-2900 or visit their website at www.suffolkcenter.org

Now Playing Today on Frankly Speaking Tom Spagnol, Museum of the Albemarle's Communication Specialist is a special guest on Monday's edition of Frankly Speaking, discussing their seasonal events as they wind down season number two in their spacious new building. And, a few other things came up, making for some fun conversation.

Former Admirals owner, Blake Cullen, spends his time these days promoting "Jazz On the Granby." Monday, he talks to Frank about the Friday appearance at the Roper Performing Arts Center of Randy Brecker, winner of two 2007 Grammy awards. The trumpeter is a founding member of Blood, Sweat and Tears.

Now Playing Today on Frankly Speaking Franks old friend Darwin Porter returns with another sparkling broadcast that takes us 'inside Hollywood.' Stuff you won't hear anywhere else.

Darwin has written several books on film personalities, and has appeared on such shows as "Entertainment Tonight." He also reviews the newest films so you can find out what's hot and what's not at the moom pitcha theater.

click here to see Google search results for Darwin Porter

Now Playing Today on Frankly Speaking our guest will be the "Rev. Greg Clark" who has recently taken over the reins at Hertford Baptist Church. He will be talking about the recent Southern Baptist Convention which he attended and, he will be revealiing a few secrets about his musical talents.

Also on Wednesday, a preview of the upcoming Albemarle Chorale Concert scheduled for this weekend in Edenton and next weekend in Elizabeth City.

Now Playing Today on Frankly Speaking we have Mark Twain and several other luminaries will be guesting on Frankly Speaking Monday.

Well, reasonable facsimiles in the person of Jim Bridges, a former College of the Albemarle professor who once specialized in one man shows. He is re-starting and we will meet the people he knows so well.

P.S. - Jim is very outspoken about a number of things so there will probably be some cage-rattling.

Also on Monday, a brief review of the Mel McDaniel concert Friday at the Grand Ole Gospel and Classic Country in Chocowinity.

"Reloaded" - Baby's Got Her Blue Jeans On

Frank has been reviewing performers for almost four decades and he marks this as top-of-the-list for unusual great time.

This is a great destination for families, church groups or those looking for good, quality entertainment. They are located just off highway 33 - 2 miles west of Chocowinity- 1/2 mile down Carrow Road. They would love for you to come & check out the shows & be blessed!!!!!!!

If You are interested in promoting your own gospel event. Call to reserve your special event. It is a professionally ran theater. Everything that you need to host a great concert.

Now Playing Friday is here and so are the world's most unique horses - the Lippizanners. Mark Fine, marketing director of the Ferguson Center at Old Dominion University will talk about the world famous Lippizanners.

They will be at the Center soon for a do not miss show, this is one event must see. Mark will also talk about some other presentations coming up - really great stuff.

Also today Laurenda Parent will join us. Laurenda is a travel author who has penned several books on North Carolina. He will unveil a few secrets about our state.

Now Playing Todays show is all about the "Master of the Interview - Frank Roberts" and is dedicate to Frank in celebration of our 103 show of Frankly Speaking here on RCH103.

A very special thanks to all who help make todays show come together todays special guest today were "Franks Family", "Sammy Walker aka "The Sports Guy", "Joe Hopple" and "Darwin Porter"

We will add photos from todays show on Tuesday.

In our first hour on Frankly Speaking we have two very special guests Murielle Harmon and Preston Spear who will give us the real details behind the new Perquimans County's veterans monument which will be unveiled this coming Monday.

In our second hour the Man, the Music the Legend Charlie Daniels joins Frank in a RCH103 exclusive interview prior to his upcoming show on November 11, 2007 in Edenton, NC.

Charles Edward "Charlie" Daniels (born October 28, 1936 in Wilmington, North Carolina) is an American musician famous for his contributions to country and southern rock music.

Daniels is a singer, guitarist, and fiddler, who began writing and performing in the 1950s. In 1964, Daniels co-wrote "It Hurts Me", a song which Elvis Presley recorded. He worked as a Nashville session musician, often for producer Bob Johnston, including playing on three Bob Dylan albums during 1969 and 1970, and recordings by Johnny Cash and Leonard Cohen. Daniels recorded his first solo album, Charlie Daniels, in 1971 (see 1971 in country music). His first hit, the novelty song "Uneasy Rider", was from his 1972 second album, Honey in the Rock, and reached #9 on the Billboard Hot 100.

In 1974, Daniels organized the first in a series of Volunteer Jam concerts based in or around Nashville, Tennessee. Except for a three-year gap in the late 1980s, these jams have continued ever since.

In 1975, he had a top 30 hit as leader of the Charlie Daniels Band with the Southern Rock self-identification anthem "The South's Gonna Do It Again". "Long Haired Country Boy" was also a minor hit in that year.

Daniels won the Grammy Award for Best Country Vocal Performance in 1979 for "The Devil Went Down to Georgia", which reached #3 on the charts.

Subsequent Daniels pop hits included "In America" (#11 in 1980), "The Legend of Wooley Swamp" (#31 in 1980), and "Still in Saigon" (#22 in 1982). In 1980, Daniels participated in the country music concept album, The Legend of Jesse James.

In the late 1980s and 1990s, several of Daniels' albums and singles were hits on the Country charts. Daniels also released several Gospel and Christian records. [ source - wikipedia ]

Now Playing Today on Frankly Speaking, old pal, Leslie Manning, once again visits Frankly Speaking to talk about - well, College of the Albemarle, of course - plus a variety of other subjects. She is always fun and interesting.

Sylvia Wyatt also shows up to talk about a group forming in Hertford, for people who are interested in writing. The initial meeting is 6:30 Monday at the town's new coffee house

Monday, Perquimans County's veterans memorial will be unveiled, putting us, finally, on a par with the state's other 99 counties. Muriel Harmon will explain what is going on when she visits Frankly Speaking on Wednesday.

Also, Wednesday, an interview with Laura Bryna who will be opening for Clint Black's concert in Newport News. Her story is an inspiration.

And, a man who constantly pays tribute to veterans will also be a Friday guest. Don't miss the program's exclusive interview with the living legend, Charlie Daniels.

Show aired on August 24, 2007

Now Playing We have two very special guest today on Frankly Speaking, first Charlie Skinner our local historian gives us great details about the areas history, as soon as you hear Charlie speak you'll agree that he's one of our local treasures.

Then in our second hour "Country Music Hall Of Fame" and "Rock 'n' Roll Hall of Fame newest member" Brenda Lee joins Frank and the two get down to the music of the day and the past. Brenda talks about her upcoming shows, her music background and many others elements in her life.

Brenda Lee (born December 11, 1944) is an American pop singer, who was immensely popular during the 1950s and 1960s. She had the most charted hits of any woman in the 1960s, and only three male singers/groups (Elvis Presley, Ray Charles, and The Beatles) outpaced her. She was one of the earliest pop stars to have a major contemporary international following.

She was given the nickname Little Miss Dynamite after recording Dynamite in 1957; the explosive strength of the sound pouring out of her small frame amazed audiences and promoters. Her general popularity faded as her voice suffered damage and matured in the late 1960s, but she successfully continued her recording career by returning to her roots as a country singer. She was able to chart in Billboard's CW top ten twice in 1980.

She enjoys one distinction unique among successful American singers: her opening act on a UK tour in 1960 was a struggling foursome from Liverpool, England - The Beatles.

Visit Brenda Lee website