Catch Gaucho, Harlow, and myself spinning classics and rarities at 45 revolutions per minute. Thursday, October 8th at the Morseland, 1218 West Morse, Chicago. Starts at 9pm.
September 25, 2009
45 or Die: Move. Groove. Jive on.
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i love the transportive powers of sound. i am a radio host/producer, DJ, Sound designer, 45rpm collector, and art lover living in the city of wind.
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October 28th, 2009 at 2:56 pm
Is there going to be another one of these? Would love to go