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good afternoon,
This week the Mich Vish Interracial Morning Show! is pleased to welcome James Bunton to the program at 8:05 AM EST.
James is a member of the popular Toronto band Ohbijou who’s also noted for his work as an emerging home-rock audio engineer. A former Guelph resident, he’s helped to oversee a brand new compilation showcasing some of the most talented people in a community of musicians in Toronto.
The double-album came out last week; it’s called Friends in Bellwoods II and has already been praised by critics and fans alike. I’m pleased to ask James all about it on this week’s show,
Remember, if you can’t tune in live at 8:05 AM EST on 93.3 FM or www.cfru.ca to hear this appearance by James Bunton, you can download an mp3 of it for up to 30 days here.
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