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The Garza brothers, Henry, Jojo and Ringo - known professionally as Los Lonely Boys - join us for a very special one-hour music intensive radio special to celebrate the release of their new CD, Sacred. Showcasing a mix of new songs and fan favorites, the Boys perform live both on stage and in an exclusive studio session. And the electric and the acoustic settings are equally explosive. Hosted by Jody Denberg (KGSR - Austin TX), the Brothers discuss their family roots, spiritual ties and musical influences. The trio also puts the listener right inside the music as it develops, providing an amazing insight into the Los Lonely Boys process and an insiders' view of their signature "Texican" rock as well as the making of their new album. Host: Jody Denberg (KGSR-FM, Austin, TX) Broadcast window: Begins Mid-July 2006 Length: One hour with breaks for local spots Contact: Andy Cahn, cahnmedia@comcast.net, 215-279-7632 Terms: Available for all USA broadcasters to air at no cost Spots: No barter spots are built into the show
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Review of Los Lonely Boys: Sacred Brotherhood
This interview is a piece of "the American Dream" come to life! Los Lonely Boys are not only the most gifted and talented musicians to make it in a pop culture arena saturated with uninspired and talentless wannabees....but they have real soul and the love for their "Texican"-American culture and roots that transends the ordinary to the extraordinary. Their personal message is genuine, their music is amazing, and their appreciation for life and the gifts they've been given is inspirational to any and all who listen to them!
They would be great on Terry Gross's "Fresh Air" and/or "This American Life". Viva Los Lonely Boys!!!