Hi Friends, I received this message from my good friend and Brother, and I want to pass it along to you. Paul and his wife lost their precious daughter to cancer a few years ago, and ever since then he has been using her death to promote Christ. Please read his letter and pass it along. Let’s see if we can get some serious air time for “Until Then.”

Till next time,

Grump 

Paul O’Rear December 6 at 10:21pm Reply

Dear Facebook Friends,

I need a favor. I recently uploaded my song “Until Then” to the Jango Internet Radio network. Thanks to lots of great friends (as well as a bunch of people I don’t even know, who liked the song), I’ve already received well over 300 “I like” votes! That’s exciting, because the more votes my song gets, the more it will be put into the general rotation of songs on Jango Internet Radio, and the more people will hear it.

To learn more about the song “Until Then” (written in memory of my precious daughter Ashley), you can visit my blog at http://www.sillyoldbear.net/2009/12/until-then/.

My goal for this song is to get as much exposure for it as possible, so that maybe it can help someone else who is going through the grief of losing a child, and also as a way of keeping Ashley’s memory alive.

To listen to the song and vote for it, open your web browser to http://www.jango.com/music/Paul+O+Rear. This will take you to the Jango Radio website, and my song should start playing automatically.

IF YOU LIKE THE SONG (I wouldn’t want you to lie!), click on one of the smiley icons under the song name in the Jango player (top right). There are three smilies. The one on the left shows a frown; clicking it means “I don’t like this song”. (Naturally, I would prefer that you not click this icon!) Clicking the middle smiley means “I like this song”. Clicking the right smiley (really big grin) means “I love this song”.

When you click on one of the icons, a pop-up window will ask you to “Sign up to keep listening”. I’m pretty sure your vote counts even if you don’t sign up. However, signing up allows you to create and save your own personalized radio station, which you can come back and listen to as often as you want. You can specify your favorite artists and your station will play songs from them, songs from similar artists, and every once in a while a song from a new or unknown artist (like me) with the opportunity for you to help “make them” or “break them” with your vote.

Thanks for your help.

Paul

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