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POP GOES THE NEWS!

Mick Jagger, Keith Richards and Ron Wood are back with their first studio album in 18 years and it rocks, "Hackney Diamonds." Here at Radio KYA we're playing fresh cuts from the album on pink vinyl. Wait until you hear Mick wail with a very special lady, Lady Gaga, they nail it

on the critically acclaimed "Sweet Sounds of Heaven." Jagger at age 82 still clings to his bad boy image and drops three f-bombs on "Bite My Head off," bad boy! My grand mother used to wash my mouth out with soap and all I said to her was no I won't. The new album features incredible performances by Paul McCartney, original Stones bass player; Bill Wyman, now 89, Stevie Wonder and Lady Gaga. STONES!

Sparks are flying with Ron and Russell Mael and their cool new tunes "Veronica Lake." and My Devotion." Keep doing that awesome little dance Ron, that only you can do. Whew! Radio KYA with new rockabilly from The City: JD McPherson sings "I Can't Go Anywhere With You" and "Rock And Roll Girls," John Lindberg Trio with "Cry Cry Cry," Jerry Lee's sister - Linda Gail Lewis belts out "I'm Diggin' My Way Out Of Here" and The Bullets jam "Ain't Too Late to Bop." Rockabilly from The City sizzles on KYA with deep cuts.

For instance, Alis Lesley, a female Elvis Presley. She is so talented Bob Dylan put her on the front cover of his latest best selling book, "The Philosophy of Modern Song." Thank you for listening to KYA!

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Dion is on the charts again with a new album "The Rock 'N' Roll Philosopher" the 86 year old Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee is rockin' better than ever with KYA Number One Hits -  New York Minute" and "Gangster Of Love." "Dion, like a circling star that never fades, generates the energy and fire we need to pull ourselves up and start again," according to Peter Townsend of The Who.

British Invasion is alive and well in 2025.

Childhood friends, Allan Clarke and Graham Nash are back together for a new song, "Buddy's Back," written by Nash for Clarke's new album, "I'll Never Forget."

Clarke and Nash formed The Hollies in 1962 in honor of their hero, Buddy Holly. Nash left the band at the end of 1968 and Clarke stayed on to write and sing "Long Cool Woman" among other big hits.

The Zombies were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2019. Fifty-five years earlier they came to New York City

at ages 19 to perform their hit "She's Not There." The Zombies led by keyboard wiz, Rod Argent and lead singer, Colin Blunstone, continue to shine with their incredible creativity and endless talent.

Listen for fresh cuts from their new album,

"Different Game." Blunstone's voice, wow!

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