Thursday, September 10, 2009

Guests Announced!

Only 3 days left until CIUT's commemorative broadcast for the Toronto Rock n' Roll Revival!!!

You may be asking: what is going to happen during this special live broadcast?

Although I can't reveal everything that will air this Sunday September 13 between 2-6pm EST, what I can tell you is this:

Our guests during the commemorative broadcast will include journalists
who covered the event, musicians who played on stage that day, and
more.

Some guests already confirmed are as follows:

John Brower, one of the promoters of the Toronto Rock n' Roll Revival
Ritchie Yorke, Australian/Canadian Author/Journalist/Broadcaster
Larry LeBlanc, Canadian Journalist,Broadcaster, Researcher
Godfrey Jordan, Toronto Photojournalist
Hugh Leggat, musician (Nucleus)
Keith Mckie, musician (Kensington Market)
Luke Gibson, musician (Kensington Market, Luke & The Apostles)
Cathy Young, vocalist
Nik Beat, Toronto poet & musician
Linda Mercer, Toronto poet

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You can tune in live on your FM dial at 89.5 or listen online at www.ciut.fm. We are also accessible through Rogers Digital Cable, channel 946, and StarChoice Satellite Service, channel 826.

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Please send your questions, comments, suggestions, etc. to rockrevival@ciut.fm

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More updates coming soon!!

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CIUT 89.5 FM has made this blog to commemorate a very significant historical event in Toronto's pop culture: The Toronto Rock n' Roll Revival which took place in 1969. It was a concert unlike any other, with performances from The Doors, Alice Cooper, Chuck Berry, Little Richard, John Lennon & Yoko Ono, and more! Check out the posts on this site to find out more about this amazing event and how CIUT 89.5 FM along with others plan to celebrate this slice of Toronto's history

40th Anniversary: Sunday September 13, 2009

Thank you everyone for tuning in and supporting the 40th Anniversary Commemorative Broadcast. We hope you enjoyed it and we welcome your feedback.

A podcast of the broadcast will be coming soon, as well as video footage from the broadcast. We also have some new stories from people who were at the Toronto Rock n' Roll Revival in 1969. So stay tuned!

As always, you can reach us at rockrevival@ciut.fm

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