Legendary Singer Brenda Lee To Be Honored on Her Birthday Streaming Live Over The Internet

Nov. 19, 2010 - PRLog -- (Baltimore, MD) Baltimore Net Radio, an independent internet broadcasting station and affiliate of Fredericksburg Network Radio of Virginia, takes it up a notch on Saturday, December 11, 2010 from 1 - 4pm NYT by honoring the birthday of Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee, Brenda Lee.  This three hour live broadcast will pay tribute to Miss Lee by celebrating her and her magnificent career spanning six decades.  Listeners will be delighted by Brenda's classic hits from a long string of Pop, Rock, Country, R&B, and Rockabilly.  An interview with Brenda will be streamed during the tribute along with many birthday greetings from her fans and contemporaries.  Miss Brenda Lee herself is expected to call during the tribute for a brief chat.  The broadcast will stream live from both http://www.baltimorenetradio.com and http://www.frednetradio.com with Mary Anne Barothy and Mike DeVita as your hosts.  

Fans and friends are invited to call the station to leave a personal birthday message for Brenda, toll free at 877-577-2630 option 4; international callers may call 540-288-4001 option 4 -- phone lines are open now; messages will be played throughout the live tribute.

Brenda Lee has charted in more genres’—including Pop, Rock, R&B, Adult Contemporary, and Country-- than any other woman in recording history. From her debut platform as a million selling teenage rock & roll icon of the early ‘60’s, her multi-gold and platinum awards have been built by memorable hits songs such as I’m Sorry, Sweet Nothin’s, I Want To Be Wanted, Break It To Me Gently, and the perennial favorite, Rockin’ Around the Christmas Tree to mention only a few of her score of signature classics.
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