TWINS

A few Sundays back, Rev. Angelo Frazier was the guest host on the Acoustic Hour Radio Show. I'm sure for most listeners listening in, it may have been a bit strange. In our case, being Idential twins, we happen to sound alike on the phone. Since he was calling in from Bakersfield California, I thouhgtit best that one my trusted air-announcers would interview him. Randall Thorn accepted the challenge and interviewed my brother.

I thought that the show went over very well. Once you got past the " Ididn't know he had a Twin" or " He sounds just like him" or " It was Anthony playing a trick" etc..the show was interesting, entertaining and uplifting. If you missed the show, you can download the entire hour at acoustichour.com

It was really cool having my brother on... I plan on having him on again. This time, I will
do the interview. (maybe) Angelo is Chapin at the Bakersfield Rescue Mission in California.
you can see him no video in the mission video. He's a good guy doing great work!


Well, here are the 5 top questions people always ask about twins
1. Can you read each other's minds?
Answer: He says yes
2. Can you feel each other pain?
Answer: Yes, only if we are in the same room
3. Are Twins really 2 different people?
Answer: one is the original and the other is a copy
4. Do you have the same DNA?
Answer: What's good for one is good for the other.
5. Is it different having a twin than have a brother/sister?
Anwer: Duh!

Loyal and new Listeners

Morning to : Sandy and the kids, Linda, Bob, Karen, The Johnson's, Jack, Ben and Peg, Dorothy, Mark and Susan, Dana and Mrs. Dana, Larry and Paula, Paul, Sam, Steve, Randall, Jessie, Laura, Robert, Phil, Ian, David, Alex, The Captain, Joe and family, Barry and family, Rodney,
The lady in the grocery store, Folks at the picnic, and so on ..

I know it's been a while since my last blog. But I haven't forgotten about it, I hope you all haven't stopped checking. Lot of music stuff to talk about. The one thing that keeps happening, is every so often someone, (usually someone I don' know) says to me, I usually listen to the show. I generally ask them their name in hopes that I can remember to write it down and say good morning to them on the next show. Sometimes I get it right and other times, I don't.

I'm so appreciative of folks taking the time to let me know that they listen to the show. I know that the artists do appreciate it. I know that I've said this somewhere before.. That when we are on air, all we see is what's in front of us. We can't see the audience, the folks listening at home, in their cars, outside, on their boats or where ever. Even when they download the audio version of the show later that day, we are detached from this experience. I know that I enjoyed having a front row seat to some of the most incredible, fun and talented people in this region. I'm not kidding folks. The musicians and artists do this because they have a true love for the craft. Believe me, I can tell, and you can too when you tune in ..

Thanks for listening... and you can now watch some of the shows on http://www.youtube.com/ go there and put fanzo1 in the search engine..you'll see the vids I've posted.
Anthony