Midnite.mp3
When I worked in Radio I had to sign a no compete contract. I have pondered things over many times. We will again soon and together "Take a ride".
Thank J. Hudson for getting me this back in the day! It is my understanding that Mr. Bell does not sign these anymore because folks were trying to sell them online. Thanks Dave and Julian and Thank you KAOK in Lake Charles for giving me my wonderful years in radio! Just like Art I am also a radio guy. I look forward to your return.
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Mr. Bell has expanded my paranormal spectrum in many ways. I thought I knew everything by the fourth grade about Bigfoot, UFO's and Spectres.
I still remember one of my brothers typing on an old bulletin board service and in the background was Art queuing up the "Sounds of Hell" from Siberia or something. My brother would leap out of the chair and knock the radio off the end table as the chair stuck to his rear and fell over in the process. I think he may have broken a few radios over the years.
I am not sure what became of those recordings, but I can imagine these "Sounds from Hell" probably scared even the most hardened AB listeners. I'll try to hunt down a copy just for my brother and old times sake.
I have found a copy, here it is Shawn just for you........Please do not knock over the Boise Wave Radio your lovely bride bought you.
Avery, my 9 year old son, says he has his doubts about the above clip. He doesn't scare easily if at all. He has been ghost hunting since he was 6, and has broken many radios, none because of fright. He informs me that he loves his Uncle Shawn. He is now a big AB fan.
I told Avery that this clip real or not is what made Art's show so special, it was great radio as only Art could do.
I remember when the above clip aired long ago, I was standing in the back field of my parents having a fire. I knew something was wrong and it wasn't my fathers Grundig running low on batteries.
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