AM 1690 WMLB “The Voice of the Arts” introduces the new Monday host of afternoon drive, Grammy Award winner, Brandon Bush. Beginning Monday, December 14th at 5-7pm Brandon Bush takes on the Atlanta airways. On the premier show, Brandon Bush shares all with an autobiographical look at himself. Come along and take a stroll down Brandon’s memory lane, as he shares the highlights of his life lived dream of music.

Premiers Monday, December 14th @5pm

“Acting as the curator of a lifetime's collection of music combined with the extensive AM1690 catalogue, I'll carve out lines to connect seemingly disparate music, artists, genres and subjects. Each show will explore a theme as it is interwoven through generations of recorded music.” –Brandon Bush

Tune in to Brandon’s show today on AM 1690 to hear about…

…his first live show at age 4 playing fiddle opening for Dolly Parton

… recording with Shawn Mullins, John Mayer, Train and Sugarland among others

…touring the world as a member of Train

…touring and recording with Sugarland

…playing on over 100 records, selling over 15million records

…And the upcoming weekend where Brandon Bush with Sugarland will be performing for the President in the “CHRISTMAS IN WASHINGTON” concert.

“Christmas in Washington” is a holiday musical celebration benefiting the National Children’s Medical Center, annually attended by the President and First Lady and other Washington VIPs. The show will be taped at the National Building Museum in Washington, D.C. and air Sunday, Dec. 20^th on TNT.

For more information: http://www.tnt.tv/stories/story/?oid=43693

Tune in to AM 1690 “The Voice of the Arts” for this in-depth story, straight from the voice that lived it. Don’t miss it!!!

Brandon Bush:
Brandon Bush is a multi-instrumentalist who began his performance career at the age of four, when he and his older brother played a fiddle duet to open a Dolly Parton show. With over 60 CD’s on his resume, Mr. Bush is also featured on the Grammy-winning, triple platinum recording “Room for Squares” by John Mayer (Aware/Columbia Records). Bush has toured extensively with Lost Highway recording artist Tift Merritt, appearing with her on The Late Show with David Letterman. Bush’s studio credits include piano, Hammond organ, vintage keyboards, synths, drums, and drum programming, including the now classic loop behind Shawn Mullins’ hit “Lullaby.”

AM 1690 “The Voice of the Arts” :
AM 1690 “The Voice of the Arts” is unlike any other radio station in Atlanta. AM 1690 is a highly eclectic station that mixes music and talk that spans the cultural spectrum - with a particular emphasis on Atlanta's growing and dynamic arts and culture scene. AM 1690 emphasizes variety in our musical library, but rather than playing blocks of particular types of music, any 10 song play list may include Jazz, Blues, Bluegrass, Rock, Folk, Oldies, World music, new music, local music, Show tunes, you may even hear an Opera song. One of AM 1690’s concepts is “listen as you learn”. Our radio personality’s short commentary on the songs and musicians enhance our listener’s experience. AM 1690 “The Voice of the Arts” has interviewed everyone from Salman Rushdie to Cheech & Chong and now Brandon Bush. It is the only station in Atlanta where you could hear Bob Dylan, Bob Marley, Otis Redding, The White Stripes, B.B. King, Chopin, and The Beatles in the same hour.

“If the art of music had a voice, it would sound like AM 1690.”

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