We still love the Blues please stop making everything to days lame music.
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Karen Nugent
9 years ago
Carter had done a fantastic show for decades. It's practically the only place on radio (at a station that reaches beyond Boston anyway) that still has blues. Please don't take away our only blues outlet. Many folks I know listen religiously. Thanks!
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Barbara Rhind
9 years ago
we were really ticked off to find out hours had changed - especially on a Sunday morning where most of us in the biz aren't even up till 9-10. This stinks - bring back Carter's show the usual Sunday Blues times - whose foolish idea was that anyway??
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Bill Faulkner
9 years ago
Keep the blues alive with Carter!
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lori zuroff
9 years ago
so important!
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Janis Langille
9 years ago
Great show.... keeps the blues alive. Carter gives us great music as well as a historical perspective on music. This was a Sunday morning ritual... keep it going, bring it back to its time slot so we can enjoy it.
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Mark Kocon
9 years ago
Please bring this back! Have been listening to this morning blues program for years , hard to believe they could do this!
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Beverly R Souza
9 years ago
This is an abomination! Bring Carter Alan Sunday Blues back!
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Kathy and Bob Hennessy
9 years ago
Bring back 3 of the best 4hr on ZLX Support Carter Alan !
"Hello Rangoon"
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Martin Bono
9 years ago
SMB is the best show on any Boston radio station and needs to be put back to its original 9 am start time and go back to 3 hours. A true gem in entertainment.
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Henry Eaton
9 years ago
Don't mess with Carter's show!
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Lesley Palmiter
9 years ago
Support Carter Alan!
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Fiona Cortland
9 years ago
This is a disgrace. Carter is one of the few people with the taste and integrity to press on. We, his fans, need him on-air in his usual slot. Please leave Carter's show intact.
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Marshall Simpkins
9 years ago
Let's have some creative programing for a change!
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Ryan thornton
9 years ago
3 hours please!
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John Bradshaw
9 years ago
EVEN 3 HOURS IS NOT ENOUGH.
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Robin Wolfe
9 years ago
Carter Alan is the man. His program should be left in tact.
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Ross McCabe
9 years ago
Keep it at 3 hours!
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Phil Lorenzo
9 years ago
Carter is a Godsend to music. Restore Sunday Morning Blues to 3 hours, please.
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Shakey Jake
9 years ago
Blues is life. Don't shorten life. We all need more to live for.
We still love the Blues please stop making everything to days lame music.
Carter had done a fantastic show for decades. It's practically the only place on radio (at a station that reaches beyond Boston anyway) that still has blues. Please don't take away our only blues outlet. Many folks I know listen religiously. Thanks!
we were really ticked off to find out hours had changed - especially on a Sunday morning where most of us in the biz aren't even up till 9-10. This stinks - bring back Carter's show the usual Sunday Blues times - whose foolish idea was that anyway??
Keep the blues alive with Carter!
so important!
Great show.... keeps the blues alive. Carter gives us great music as well as a historical perspective on music. This was a Sunday morning ritual... keep it going, bring it back to its time slot so we can enjoy it.
Please bring this back! Have been listening to this morning blues program for years , hard to believe they could do this!
This is an abomination! Bring Carter Alan Sunday Blues back!
Bring back 3 of the best 4hr on ZLX Support Carter Alan ! "Hello Rangoon"
SMB is the best show on any Boston radio station and needs to be put back to its original 9 am start time and go back to 3 hours. A true gem in entertainment.
Don't mess with Carter's show!
Support Carter Alan!
This is a disgrace. Carter is one of the few people with the taste and integrity to press on. We, his fans, need him on-air in his usual slot. Please leave Carter's show intact.
Let's have some creative programing for a change!
3 hours please!
EVEN 3 HOURS IS NOT ENOUGH.
Carter Alan is the man. His program should be left in tact.
Keep it at 3 hours!
Carter is a Godsend to music. Restore Sunday Morning Blues to 3 hours, please.
Blues is life. Don't shorten life. We all need more to live for.