Thursday, August 16, 2012

Meet the Author Tomorrow Night!!!


When you sit down with this book you'll take a delightful, amusing journey into the world of radio and music.  You’ll discover the Camiemda Ranch, a magical place high in the Colorado Rockies, where Paddy Gaughan introduced radio broadcasting in the early 20th Century.  One hundred years later his great grandson teams up with one of the nation’s finest program directors and one of the country’s great promotions directors (who are madly in love with one another, but can’t seem to settle down in the same city) to establish the world’s most famous radio station.

Great Music Radio.com recounts the years leading up to this triumph, following the founders’ careers, the zany, if not crazy, radio people they meet along the way, and eventually their road trip across the country picking up their favorite deejays.

The story also tracks the history of the Ranch, a 5,000-acre spread that was built in the 1890’s by engineering genius Paddy Gaughan and his amazing musical wife, Carolina (another great love story).  Throughout its history, the Ranch is visited by historical figures that come away with new visions for the future (Nikola Tesla, Guglielmo Marconi, W.C. Handy, George Gershwin, Benny Goodman, and many more).

Great Music Radio.com is a fascinating look at the development of music and radio, humorous and smart, a page-turner, a great “beach read,” but ultimately, a love story from two different moments in time.

 
Great Music Radio.com was "born" on the Tattered Cover Press.  Click HERE to see the process and the celebration.

Tomorrow night, Friday, August 17, 2012 at 7:30 pm at our Highlands Ranch store
Award winning Denver radio and TV broadcaster Pat McNulty (the first self-published author to print his book on the Tattered Cover Press’s Espresso Book Machine!), will read from and sign his new novel Great Music Radio.com. But this won’t be just a “normal” reading! Pat and friends will reenact a portion of Chapter 17 where his hero, Jim Jassbach, is being roasted by friends and family in New York City before moving back to Colorado to build the world’s soon-to-be most famous radio station.  You don't want to miss the show!

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