Barclay James Harvest, The Final 10 of 2006 Tonight

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Join the GAGLIARCHIVES, tonight at 10pm Eastern Time, for program 987, as we feature a spotlight on the final 10 CD's of 2006. We'll also feature music from Chris Fournier of Fonya, and more music from Barclay James Harvest.
And go Eagles! (i hope)

We'll also feature and spotlight our current #1 CD and the #1 CD of 2006 as voted by prog rock internet community in Pure Reason Revolution and The Dark Third.


This program will be replayed Tuesday January 9th at 11am Eastern at http://www.auralmoon.com

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