Open Mic Performance Spoken Word Poetry At The Red Brick Bistro Every Saturday And Sunday 9 PM EST

The Red Brick Bistro is the new sensational performance spoken word radio show that is live streaming broadcast on BZoO Radio. Every Saturday and Sunday evenings at 9:00 PM EST. The Red Brick Bistro features poets and poetry groups from around the world. Its not your mother’s poetry.

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This weeks (Saturday 16 & Sunday 17 September 2006) Featured poets are:

1. Ekáyàni And The Healing Band - Bells (2:17)
2. Tom Byrne - Cromm Cruach (5:49)
3. Larry Winfield - Drink The Wine (1:56)
4. Street Pilot - Ghetto Melody (2:52)
5. Jade Blackmore - Memory (1:11)
6. Jeremy Gratton - Post Mortem Blues (3:04)
7. The BattleToads - Retracing Our Paths To No Where (3:48)
8. She Waits For Him - Poetic Angel (1:00)
9. Allen Ginsberg - The End (2:00)
10. Frozen Popsicle Tampons - True Story About True Love (3:07)
11. Minton Sparks - Vicky Pickles Momma (2:40)
12. UnXpkt'D - White Hen Blues (3:21)
13. Rachel Kann - Pretty Talk (7:09)

CafeRg aka DJ Rg Host the Red Brick Bistro featuring Performance Spoken Word Poets such as Cy Street, Allen Ginsberg (Trust), Minton Sparks, Mickey Cesar, Lisa Martinovic, Janet Kuypers, Belinda Subraman and many other International poets.

The Red Brick Bistro is heard on BZoO Homegrown Radio, Online Americana Country & Jazzy Blues Indie Music Spoken Word Radio. The Red Brick Bistro, in addtion to individual performance poets, features poetry groups such as societies, clubs and forums from around the world.

Would you like to have your (Audio- mp3) Performance Spoken Word Poetry, as an individual or your group featured, heard on the BZoO HomeGrown Radio’s Red Brick Bistro? Contact: cafeRg@gmail.com or add cafeRg to your MSN Messenger Friends List as (MSN User ID) bzooradio@gmail.com or your Yahoo Messenger (Yahoo user ID bzooradio) - The Red Brick Bistro and BZoO HomeGrown Radio is operated by the SplashHall Poetry Group but is open to any poet or poetry community.

Red Brick Bistro, where it is so hot, we have to battle the poets from taking of their clothes. Who knows, tonight we may lose the battle.