CRASHING
THE PARTY
We’re back - thanks for being impatient and stamping your feet in anticipation of a new season of Crashing the Party! All new brain blastin’ shows are here with the beat an’ blast of real-deal vocal groups… and only real-deal vocal groups. Doo-wop slam, slop and bop, always well-lubed with grease, grit and GRIME— come check out the action traction, complete with playlists and ballyhoo. Crashing comes to you from the Kicksville crew with hosts Marc and Miriam, with our resident genius engineer Matt Clarke making us sound good!
CTP plays every Monday and Saturday at 5PM EDT at Kicksville Radio and ITunes too, plus every episode is archived here at Crashing HQ! Hosts Marc and Miriam go nuts with vocal group cool to make you drool — dig our entire archive of doowop deliciousness, derangement, and delightfulness (and playlists) at our CTP archive!
All shows at www.crashingtheparty.co
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Mon & Sat 5-7 PM EDT at Kicksville Radio
Thurs 6-8 PM EDT at Luxuria Music
Sundays 5-7PM EDT at The Hound NYC
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(round da clock • alla da time)
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CRASHING THE PARTY blows a hole into any preconceived notions of Doo-Wop - original vocal group music. Hosts Marc and Miriam spin rarities and obscurities from their respective collections of shellac in unscripted wild rides that are sure to surprise, amuse, and excite the heck out of listeners. Read more here.
MIRIAM LINNA is the wax maven at New York record label, Norton Records and publisher of Kicks Books and Kicks Magazine, endeavors which exist to celebrate the unsung heroes of rock n' roll music. Miriam loves to hoard records, play records, and rave about records, and is particularly hopped up about the Doo-Wop sounds of New York City and Parts Unknown!
MARC MILLER spent most of his life in and around music. He started buying records at age five. He's a little older now and shows no signs of quitting. After managing record stores in high school and college, Marc landed a job at famed WBCN, Boston when he was 19. There he was the Music Director and a DJ in addition to being a producer. Marc left Boston to help put WXRK (K-Rock, New York) on the air for which he is still doing penance. There he was a DJ, Assistant Program Director, and morning show producer. After a few years he gratefully accepted an offer to help start up MUZE, a music database company where he stayed for 20 years. He and his records reside in an undisclosed location in New England.