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Red Raincoat Mult FINALi Mixdown

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Scratched Up Radio Theater Presents "Red Raincoat On A Sunny Day".

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The sun finally came out on November 22nd, 1963. Joe Graceffo's latest production "Red Raincoat On A Sunny Day" presented on November 24th at 8 PM on KKRN.

Directed by Lisa Murphy Collins, the cast includes Josselyn Carter, Malorie Glavan, Tanya Stedman, Che Stedman, Sean Sampson, Micah Duclos, John Welsh and Bill Collins.

Narrated by Dickie Magidoff and technical production by Lili Dubois, This is one of Joe's best! Only on KKRN 88.5 FM and on kkrn.org.

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  1. Red Raincoat mult FINALi Mixdown 1

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  1. Red Raincoat Mult FINALi Mixdown 1

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