JANUARY 2008

The Independent: Pete Fornatale, Rock Historian, Recalls the Classics

DECEMBER 2007

New York Daily News: For Pete’s Sake, Bravo To Mixed Bag

NOVEMBER 2007

Rock of Ages: Simon and Garfunkel’s Bookends

OCTOBER 2007

Mixed Bag Celebrates Anniversaries and Book Release
Release of Pete Fornatale’s Bookends Only One of Many Reasons to Celebrate

Mixed Bag Radio Celebrates Opening of Paley Center

MARCH 2006

Mixed Bag Radio, XM sign two year deal.

NOVEMBER 2004

NEW YORK TIMES: Pete Fornatale - 40 Years of Free-Form Radio, the Circle Unbroken.

NEW YORK DAILY NEWS: Pete Fornatale - 40 years on air, minus 65 mins. click here to read article JUNE 2004 - Mixed Bag Radio to debut on XM Radio.

JUNE 2004

Mixed Bag Radio to debut on XM Radio.

MAY 2004

The East Hampton Independent recently published an excerpt from our interview with Southside Johnny. Southside and the Jukes were in town to perform at Stephen Talkhouse for the benefit of the Stella Maris School music program. The article is the first in a series.
Steely Dan interview. In 1969, two disillusioned Bard College students, Walter Becker and Donald Fagan, left school and set out to sell their quirky, hook-driven songs on Tin Pan Alley. They proceeded to write a series of "cheesy, unrecordable songs," but struck gold in the studio with their debut album Can't Buy A Thrill and its follow-ups, Countdown To Ecstasy and Pretzel Logic.

MARCH 2004

Radio and Records recently interviewed Pete Fornatale and discussed with him the success of his syndicated program. Full text of that article is coming soon.

SEPTEMBER 2003

Mixed Bag Radio is proud to announce new members of the Mixed Bag family, Gibson Guitars and Baldwin Pianos.