Comfortably Numb
Pink Floyd
['george gershwin', 'blake shelton', 'snoop dogg', 'lynyrd skynyrd', 'pretty ricky', 'william mapother', 'joe tex', 'lloyd banks', 'depeche mode', 'charles chaplin', 'johnny winter and', 'social distortion', 'carla bruni', 'anita baker', 'aaron carter', 'los bravos', 'rubberbandits', 'all that remains', 'vanessa williams', 'hilary', 'booker t', 'reba mcentire', 'guruh sukarnoputra', 'the silver bullet band', 'jim bryson', 'silversun pickups', 'tom conway', 'travie mccoy', 'randy newman', 'teena marie', 'tigertailz', 'tobymac', 'battisti', 'penniman', '808 state', 'the victims', 'panjabi mc', 'the dave brubeck quartet', 'joni mitchell', 'becki newton', 'mike bailey', 'peter hammill', 'brenda lee', 'bikini kill', 'three 6 mafia', 'ritchie valens', 'jacqueline boyer', 'jimmy buffett', 'the angels', 'lynn herring', 'victoria bergsman', 'frank zappa', 'chief keef', 'minnie riperton', 'jenni vartiainen', 'ryan vikedal', 'the automatic', 'cavalera conspiracy', 'jeremih', 'tammi terrell', 'xtc', 'nicholas colasanto', 'victoria principal', 'the smiths', 'the waitresses', 'george', 'il divo', 'alec baldwin', 'thom yorke', 'misfits', 'mc lyte', 'alphaville', 'bloodhound gang', 'simply red', 'pete townshend', 'elisabeth moss', 'jls', 'pusha t', 'chandra wilson', 'koda kumi', 'omarion', 'lenny kravitz', 'michael caine', 'mingus', 'navi rawat', 'hot tuna', 'max schreck', 'amanda palmer', 'santiago cabrera', 'herb alpert', 'oleta adams', 'the soft boys', 'jim carrey', 'tati', 'king floyd', 'christopher lee', 'adrian paul', 'danielle harris', 'quiet riot']
Floydian Slip
Floydian Slip is a weekly, one-hour syndicated radio program produced by Random Precision Media LLC (RPM) featuring the music of British rock band Pink Floyd. The show is created and hosted by RPM sole proprietor Craig Bailey of Shelburne, Vermont, who aired his first episode in January 1989 on Ithaca College's 106-VIC in Ithaca, N.Y., as a senior Television-Radio major at the college. He also produced it for Burlington's short-lived WEXP 105.1 FM (Experience 105.1) in 1994, and for more than 13 years at WCPV 101.3 FM (fka "Champ 101.3") until June 7, 2009. In August 2009, Bailey began marketing the show to stations as a weekly syndicated offering. The show is available to affiliate stations cash-free through a 100% barter arrangement. In March 2014, RPM partnered with Envision Networks® of Cleveland, Ohio. Envision handles network ad sales for the show's terrestrial affiliate stations in the United States and Canada. RPM performs all other duties, including production, distribution, marketing and affiliate relations, as well as ad sales for non-terrestrial and foreign affiliates. In its 20 years, the show has earned mentions in, or served as a resource for, media around the world such as Relix; "The Rough Guide to Pink Floyd"; The Ottawa Citizen; VH1; The Dallas Morning News; "Comfortably Numb: The Inside Story of Pink Floyd"; "Pink Floyd on Forty-Five"; MacFormat magazine and others.