Hey everybody!!
Here is my 64th podcast to my very own personal radio show called, "The Andy Morales Show". This one focuses on an Andy Morales Show Special: 1980's Political Hip-Hop Music for the upcoming 2016 Presidential Election of Donald Trump vs. Hillary Clinton. Who'll win the crowning title to become our next President of the United States!?! That answer will be up to you, so make sure to cast in your deciding vote on Tuesday, November 8th!! Recorded on: November 5, 2016. Hope all of you will enjoy my 64th podcast to, "The Andy Morales Show".
Songs on this show:
1. The Willesden Dodgers - "Not This President (12" All For Uncle Sam Remix)" (Jive Records - 1986)
2. Rap "Master" Ron - "Well, There You Go Again" (Spectrum Records - 1985)
3. Air Force 1 - "See The Light / Feel The Heat" (Streetwise Records - 1984)
4. Project Future - "Ray-Gun-Omics (12" Extended)" (Capitol Records - 1983)
5. Fresh M.C.'s - "Reaganolgy Rapp (Part 1)" (ATAC International/Gary'O Records - 1987)
6. Reathel Bean & The Doonesbury Break Crew - "Rap Master Ronnie (12" Long Version)" (Silver Screen/Streetwave Records - 1984)
7. Ron And The D.C. Crew - "Ronnies Rapp" (Profile Records - 1986)
8. Uncle Sham And The Politicians - "Vote For Me (12" Club Mix)" (Easy Street Records - 1984)
9. TSOB Crew - "Jessie, You're Number One" (NIA Records - 1984)
You seen it here first on Dailymotion! :)
*Oh, and FYI, listen very carefully at the end of the show. I said that Donald Trump was the Democratic candidate, and Hillary Clinton was the Republican candidate while this was broadcasted. It's actually the other way around: Clinton was a Democratic Candidate & Trump was a Republican Candidate. To be honest, it didn't really matter who was truly running as a Democratic, or a Republican, because the 2016 Presidential Campaign was one big joke towards both parties!! So, because of this podcast being mostly novelty rap parodies towards President Ronald Reagan's political views during the 1980's decade, I wanted to also create a little parody of our 2016 Presidential Candidates by purposely changing their political views while working on the script for this podcast. -AndyM*
Here is my 64th podcast to my very own personal radio show called, "The Andy Morales Show". This one focuses on an Andy Morales Show Special: 1980's Political Hip-Hop Music for the upcoming 2016 Presidential Election of Donald Trump vs. Hillary Clinton. Who'll win the crowning title to become our next President of the United States!?! That answer will be up to you, so make sure to cast in your deciding vote on Tuesday, November 8th!! Recorded on: November 5, 2016. Hope all of you will enjoy my 64th podcast to, "The Andy Morales Show".
Songs on this show:
1. The Willesden Dodgers - "Not This President (12" All For Uncle Sam Remix)" (Jive Records - 1986)
2. Rap "Master" Ron - "Well, There You Go Again" (Spectrum Records - 1985)
3. Air Force 1 - "See The Light / Feel The Heat" (Streetwise Records - 1984)
4. Project Future - "Ray-Gun-Omics (12" Extended)" (Capitol Records - 1983)
5. Fresh M.C.'s - "Reaganolgy Rapp (Part 1)" (ATAC International/Gary'O Records - 1987)
6. Reathel Bean & The Doonesbury Break Crew - "Rap Master Ronnie (12" Long Version)" (Silver Screen/Streetwave Records - 1984)
7. Ron And The D.C. Crew - "Ronnies Rapp" (Profile Records - 1986)
8. Uncle Sham And The Politicians - "Vote For Me (12" Club Mix)" (Easy Street Records - 1984)
9. TSOB Crew - "Jessie, You're Number One" (NIA Records - 1984)
You seen it here first on Dailymotion! :)
*Oh, and FYI, listen very carefully at the end of the show. I said that Donald Trump was the Democratic candidate, and Hillary Clinton was the Republican candidate while this was broadcasted. It's actually the other way around: Clinton was a Democratic Candidate & Trump was a Republican Candidate. To be honest, it didn't really matter who was truly running as a Democratic, or a Republican, because the 2016 Presidential Campaign was one big joke towards both parties!! So, because of this podcast being mostly novelty rap parodies towards President Ronald Reagan's political views during the 1980's decade, I wanted to also create a little parody of our 2016 Presidential Candidates by purposely changing their political views while working on the script for this podcast. -AndyM*
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