Planet Rock UK: One Man and His Prog

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Apparently Planet Rock's One Man and His Prog has been axed! I really looked forward to that and it was a highlight of my week - call me a sad nerd if you like :-) . A fantastic mix of classical and new, across the rich mix of styles, enthusiastically presented and with great listener engagement and involvement. I am sure it has also increased music sales for the bands involved, especially those lesser known and newer ones. Surely we should be actively encouraging that and after all it was only an hour out of the schedule, tucked away where it couldn't hurt anyone. There was a good case for giving it a better slot, but at least let's have it back as it was. Come on fellow Proggers, lobby the station in our thousands for a reprieve. To all the Prog bands - join in too...
Prog On!
Teramaji

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Teramaji Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Reviewer page Forum Newbie Joined: February 24 2017 Location: UK Status: Offline Points: 2	Topic: Planet Rock UK: One Man and His Prog Posted: February 24 2017 at 08:15
	Apparently Planet Rock's One Man and His Prog has been axed! I really looked forward to that and it was a highlight of my week - call me a sad nerd if you like :-) . A fantastic mix of classical and new, across the rich mix of styles, enthusiastically presented and with great listener engagement and involvement. I am sure it has also increased music sales for the bands involved, especially those lesser known and newer ones. Surely we should be actively encouraging that and after all it was only an hour out of the schedule, tucked away where it couldn't hurt anyone. There was a good case for giving it a better slot, but at least let's have it back as it was. Come on fellow Proggers, lobby the station in our thousands for a reprieve. To all the Prog bands - join in too... Prog On! Teramaji