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Broadcast Confirmation Form ** NEW ONE-HOUR ROLLING STONES SPECIAL – GREAT FOR DECEMBER 2011 ROLLING STONES – SOME GIRLS Exclusive interviews with Mick Jagger, Keith Richards and Ron Wood Tell the story behind, Some Girls, their most played album on radio today Thanks to classics like “Miss You,” “Beast of Burden,” “Shattered” and more. Featured music also includes previously unreleased tracks from the Stones’ 1977-78 sessions, “No Spare Parts,” “Claudine,” “I Love You Too Much,” and others from the new Deluxe Edition. Radio special CD includes a couple of these as bonus airplay tracks. Additional interview comments come from Rolling Stone contributing editor, Steve Knopper and Jon Langford (The Mekons, Waco Brothers and WXRT Chicago). Anthony DeCurtis is the host. Great for any broadcasts after Dec 8, 2011, include Keith Richards’ birthday weekend (Dec 18). Ø Producer: Joyride Media (Paul Chuffo, Joshua Jackson) Ø Host: Anthony DeCurtis Ø Contact: Andy Cahn, 718-674-6677, [email protected] Ø Broadcast Window: Begins December 8, 2011 Ø Length: 54:00 or 59:00 programs available with breaks for local spots Ø Terms: Available for all USA radio broadcasters at no cost, no built-in barter spots. Ø www.radiosho.ws/stones: Website with more details and online report form. Ø Cue sheet / song list: See CD label or opposite side of this document for full cue sheet and song list. ** BROADCAST CONFIRMATION FORM ** PLEASE FAX THIS FORM IMMEDIATELY TO 201-221-8393 Or use the online report form at www.radiosho.ws/stones Station: Format: Market(s): Date: Time: FIRST BROADCAST Date: Time: SECOND BROADCAST Name: Phone: Title: Email Address: The Rolling Stones: Some Girls Special Timings & Cues 59 minute version 1. Part 1 (20:00) In: "There are a few sinks (laughs) that get thrown in, and then get thrown out again, and sometimes the bathtub and the baby. (laughs)" Out: "I'm Anthony DeCurtis, and you're listening to 'The Rolling Stones: Some Girls'." Music: Lies, Keep Up Blues, Shattered, When You're Gone, I Love You Too Much, Beast Of Burden 2. Break 1 with music bed (1:00) Music: Tallahassee Lassie 3. Part 2 (19:00) In: "Welcome back to 'The Rolling Stones: Some Girls.' I'm Anthony DeCurtis." Out: "I'm Anthony DeCurtis, and you're listening to 'The Rolling Stones: Some Girls'." Music: Some Girls, Respectable, When The Whip Comes Down, Claudine, Miss You 4. Break 2 with music bed (1:00) Music: Don't Be A Stranger 5. Part 3 (18:00) In: "Welcome back to 'The Rolling Stones: Some Girls.' I'm Anthony DeCurtis." Out: "I'm Anthony DeCurtis, and thanks for listening." Music: Do You Think I Really Care, Before They Make Me Run, No Spare Parts, Imagination 6. Promo Spot (0:30) 7. "No Spare Parts" (4:30) 8. "I Love You Too Much" (3:11) 54 minute version 1. Billboard (1:00) In: "There are a few sinks (laughs) that get thrown in, and then get thrown out again, and sometimes the bathtub and the baby. (laughs)" Out: "I'm Anthony DeCurtis, and welcome to 'The Rolling Stones: Some Girls'." Music: Lies 2. Part 1 (15:00) In: "Welcome back to 'The Rolling Stones: Some Girls.' I'm Anthony DeCurtis." Out: "I'm Anthony DeCurtis, and you're listening to 'The Rolling Stones: Some Girls'." Music: Keep Up Blues, Shattered, When You're Gone, Beast Of Burden 3. Break 1 with music bed (1:00) Music: Tallahassee Lassie 4. Part 2 (18:00) In: "Welcome back to 'The Rolling Stones: Some Girls.' I'm Anthony DeCurtis." Out: "I'm Anthony DeCurtis, and you're listening to 'The Rolling Stones: Some Girls'." Music: Some Girls, Respectable, When The Whip Comes Down, Claudine, Miss You 5. Break 2 with music bed (1:00) Music: Don't Be A Stranger 6. Part 3 (18:00) In: "Welcome back to 'The Rolling Stones: Some Girls.' I'm Anthony DeCurtis." Out: "I'm Anthony DeCurtis, and thanks for listening." Music: Do You Think I Really Care, Before They Make Me Run, No Spare Parts, Imagination 7. Promo Spot (0:30) 8. "No Spare Parts" (4:30) 9. "I Love You Too Much" (3:11) 10. "Keep Up Blues" (4:21) .
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