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This SERIES has MOVED to:
http://www.prx.org/series/31100 <<<<<<<
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A weekly program (weekend two days or other -- your choice -- we provide the sponsors first year -- of fresh, live weekly programming) of musical history and interviews that began in 1962 on KFI in Los Angeles. Creative host Chuck Cecil continues his broadcasts today on Public Radio from KKJZ (Kjazz) on the West Coast to WCWP, WLIU and WMCE on the East and KCCK in the Midwest.
Comments received on this program include those such as this one from a listener and PRX reviewer in Metaire, Louisiana:
''I was first esposed to [Chuck Cecil's] programs on WFPG-AM in Atlantic City, NJ, and although Chuck's program is no longer carried there, I'm glad to hear that his legacy carries on through the medium of Public Radio. Overall, an excellent piece ....
''This piece is what I would consider 'classic Chuck Cecil' and ranks well among his many other Swinging Years programs.''
''The Swingin' Years'' is Chuck Cecil's quintessential program that has a growing public radio following.
You can run from one to five hours of fresh weekly programming from Chuck Cecil -- FREE-OF-CHARGE first year. We'll provide the sponsorship AND PRWW will place a link on its web site that portals to your web site's membership page to promote new membership from seniors who love to support stations that carry this series loved by young and old worldwide -- especially the young who are into Lindy and Swing.
But make no mistake, this is not just musical entertainment -- this is a program rich in history with many exclusive interviews. A current program is featuring an interview with Lionel Hampton and Chuck Cecil has a library full of interviews with hundreds of very famous personalities from which he works in one or two each week.
Give a listen -- and then subscribe to the weekly series for FREE FIRST YEAR AND THEN WATCH your MEMBERSHIP GROW! (Guaranteed -- or your money back!)
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