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Be A Part Of The "Studio Audience"

Hey Soul Mates,
thanks again for the outpouring of support for Rush Hour Soul. We have a #1 single. And they can never take that away from us. All due to you and your letters to Indie Airplay. As I mentioned in this morning's blog they've invited us to tape an episode of the Monday Show with Sara Routh. The show will be broadcast at a later date, but the event takes place this Monday, Sept. 19 at 6:30 pm at the Karma Coffee House. If you are in the Hollywood area and would like to be part of the studio audience be sure to mark your calendars. We'd love to see any of your smiling faces. There will be a short interview and then we will be performing two songs in acoustic mode. That's right a rare acoustic performance from Rush Hour Soul. Of course, we'll be doing our chart-topping single, A Talent For Loving (I just like the sound of that!) . This podcast will be available on their website and iTunes. If you aren't familiar with podcasting, now's the time. It's the newest thing on the internet.

Of course, it only occurred to me this afternoon that this broadcast marked the first time that Talent was played in its entirety. I hope that everyone digs this funky track.

Bryan has just arrived. We are going to work on the set for next Friday's show (including the new kick a@@ cover song we'll be playing) and the acoustic arrangements for Monday.
Keep it tuned here to RHS!

Love, Power, Peace

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