Name: Radio Aircheck 1994 by Jonathan L
Duration: 4 min 50 s
Description: A rare air check from the legendary Phoenix Radio Station the I ran back years ago.

2015 International Radio Personality award winner Jonathan L lives in Berlin, Germany and speaks about life and changes in one's life, and mortality. His lyrics were written based mainly on his personal experiences. Mr. L asked England's Go Satta to create the music backdrop for the unusual tale with passion that will resonate with many in their own personal lives. On Emerald and Doreen Recordings, Berlin, Germany

Jonathan L Featuring Go Satta - (Don't Be Afraid) MOVE (radio Edit )

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Emerald and Doreen is very pleased to give you something special.
Award winning International radio personality Jonathan L from Berlin, Germany whose show Lopsided World Of L can be heard on numerous stations on three continents, returns with a new song "Radio Boom". Following "(Don't Be Afraid) Move" spoken about the pursuit of happiness which received a lot of radio play on non commercial, College, various shows from America, U.K., and numerous other Countries.

"Radio Boom" was inspired by his wife Gaby singing "boom boom boom" around the flat for months and coinciding with him reading about the state of a business he is quite familiar with. The topic is the state of radio today. Having grown up in the early days of what then was incredible radio, original more diverse and kept your interest, Jonathan wrote heartfelt lyrics on a subject many in radio, listeners and musicians today speak of out loud and privately about. 

Through a mutual friend London musician David Bury, Mr. L was brought together with a phenomenal Wakefield, Leeds, England musician Barry S. better known as The inconsistent Jukebox. He brought his craft and enthusiasm together with Jonathan to make a poignant and cheeky and serious song that will resonate with many. His own music will be released soon. Jonathan says "we both felt it right from the beginning. He is an awesome musician, and artist (he did the album cover too)". 

Having spent most of his 34 years on radio in America, the song is about the state of commercial radio today. With many losing jobs due to big corporations downsizing employees which leads to less quality of radio than years ago, Mr. L speaks and even sings a bit about the institution of what many of us grew up to and now are leaving radio for alternatives such as the internet and many other options. Times are a changing.

Well known radio personalities who Jonathan admire are given deserved acknowledgement such as the most listened to American radio personality ever, Howard Stern. Also the late un-replaceable British presenter John Peel. Two well known Los Angeles personalities, Freddie Snakeskin and Jed The Fish and one of the true radio originals Wolfman Jack are also mentioned.

Everyone needs a wake up call once in awhile, and commercial radio now it is your turn. BOOM!



Radio Boom Guitarmix3 Master

Emerald and Doreen is very pleased to give you something special.
Award winning International radio personality Jonathan L from Berlin, Germany whose show Lopsided World Of L can be heard on numerous stations on three continents, returns with a new song "Radio Boom". Following "(Don't Be Afraid) Move" spoken about the pursuit of happiness which received a lot of radio play on non commercial, College, various shows from America, U.K., and numerous other Countries.

"Radio Boom" was inspired by his wife Gaby singing "boom boom boom" around the flat for months and coinciding with him reading about the state of a business he is quite familiar with. The topic is the state of radio today. Having grown up in the early days of what then was incredible radio, original more diverse and kept your interest, Jonathan wrote heartfelt lyrics on a subject many in radio, listeners and musicians today speak of out loud and privately about. 

Through a mutual friend London musician David Bury, Mr. L was brought together with a phenomenal Wakefield, Leeds, England musician Barry S. better known as The inconsistent Jukebox. He brought his craft and enthusiasm together with Jonathan to make a poignant and cheeky and serious song that will resonate with many. His own music will be released soon. Jonathan says "we both felt it right from the beginning. He is an awesome musician, and artist (he did the album cover too)". 

Having spent most of his 34 years on radio in America, the song is about the state of commercial radio today. With many losing jobs due to big corporations downsizing employees which leads to less quality of radio than years ago, Mr. L speaks and even sings a bit about the institution of what many of us grew up to and now are leaving radio for alternatives such as the internet and many other options. Times are a changing.

Well known radio personalities who Jonathan admire are given deserved acknowledgement such as the most listened to American radio personality ever, Howard Stern. Also the late un-replaceable British presenter John Peel. Two well known Los Angeles personalities, Freddie Snakeskin and Jed The Fish and one of the true radio originals Wolfman Jack are also mentioned.

Everyone needs a wake up call once in awhile, and commercial radio now it is your turn. BOOM!





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A rare air check from the legendary Phoenix Radio Station the I ran back years ago. 

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Radio Aircheck 1994

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- Andy K Leland/Andrea Marcellini: vocals, acoustic guitar, toy keyboard organ
- Recorded and mixed by Michele Bellagamba

Lyrics:
Well the world has capsized
Turned my guts inside out
(They) got unplugged but FB
Keeps alive their ID’s
Save the day for sleeping
And the night for choking
In a bed of concrete
Next to walls that haunt me

Well outside it’s dawning la-la-la-la
I won’t see the morning la-la-la-la
I’ll be dead or dazzled by our own black nature

Got up one day in the kingdom
Surrounded by some strange folks
They held in hand their relics
And really dug my antics
So we danced together
Took some rest however
They were all plugged and wet so
They got electrocuted

Well outside it’s dawning la-la-la-la
I won’t see the morning la-la-la-la
I’ll be dead or dazzled by our own black nature

Yeah we are all guilty la-la-la-la
That makes me feel so filthy la-la-la-la
I won’t see the morning la-la-la-la
I’ll be dead or dazzled

Radio Aircheck 1994

Jonathan L

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