Frequency Theory 1709 "Parade Your Snazz"

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Original Air Date: March 23, 2017 In this episode Tom is in convalescent mode after an auto accident last Saturday, so there will probably be a fair amount of incoherent babble, accompanied by great tracks by Merry Clayton, Underground System, Chuck Berry, Prince Far I, Bill Lasell, Cassandra Wilson The UMC's and more! In addition, almost half the show will be dedicated to astounding jazz covers of Bob Dylan - the triumphant return of FT's "Discover This Cover" segment. Listen up! Frequency Theory can be heard LIVE every Thursday from 8-10 PM Eastern Time. Only on Radio Free Brooklyn.

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This episode was published on March 28, 2017.

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Original Air Date: March 23, 2017 In this episode Tom is in convalescent mode after an auto accident last Saturday, so there will probably be a fair amount of incoherent babble, accompanied by great tracks by Merry Clayton, Underground System,...

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