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HOT LIST HITS: LITTLE STEVEN
The Hot List has been a Rolling Stone tradition since 1986. All this week, Rock Daily takes a look back at the people and trends that stayed smoking and the ones that cooled off. Today, we visit 2002.
Hot Hit:
* “Little Steven’s Underground Garage.” In 2002, the E Street guitarist’s show was on terrestrial radio and only spread to a handful of markets. When satellite radio rolled in, Van Zandt’s show and network became a cornerstone of early Sirius programming and is still one of the most popular stations on satellite. Also, the show continues to rule, playing forgotten gems and new way-off-the-radar bands hand-picked by Silvio Dante himself.
Check it out!
For more information on Little Steven’s Underground Garage please contact,
Diana D’Angelo (ddangelo@shorefrire.com) at Shore Fire Media, 718.522.7171.
For more information on SIRIUS Satellite Radio, please contact Samantha
Bowman (sbowman@siriusradio.com) at 212.901.6644.
http://www.sirius.com/undergroundgarage
http://www.littlestevensundergroundgarage.com
http://shorefire.com/clients/littlesteven
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