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Banned from the airwaves: Schilling Show theme mix removed after legal threats
By Schilling Show on May 18, 2010 with Comments 3
Due to legal threats from an enraged listener and after internal complaints, a short-lived Schilling Show theme-song revision has been yanked from the program.
A mash-up of three different versions of “Takin’ it to the Streets” (Take 6, The Doobie Brothers, Quincy Jones), the show theme features WINA station callers and in-studio guests making humorous remarks over the song’s main lyric. One person, at least, did not find levity in the re-mix.
Exclusively online, hear the banned intro theme of the host who remains a “light in the darkness,” despite attempts to portray him otherwise.
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Frankly I can’t find anything objectionable in the song. Well, everybody’s afraid of a lawsuit.
I’m really confused here. What was the issue? You mean to tell me Charlottesville Radio Group wouldn’t step in a defend free speech? Amazing! (not really)