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	Rick Radtke was the lead singer and song writer for the Chicago Punk Band [http://punkdatabase.com/wiki/Problem_Dogs "Problem Dogs"]. The band later moved to Los Angeles as "Pirate Radio". After retiring from the music scene for many years, he became a [http://www.live365.com/newsletter/radiofree_201004web.html#art3 "webcasting pioneer" on LIVE365] broadcasting oldtime radio programs as [http://www.otrnow.com OTRNow] and then returned to recording music as the [~~http~~://~~itunes.apple~~.com/~~us/album/lite/id433198756 Fat Ass~~ Champions] in 2008.		Rick Radtke was the lead singer and song writer for the Chicago Punk Band [http://punkdatabase.com/wiki/Problem_Dogs "Problem Dogs"]. The band later moved to Los Angeles as "Pirate Radio". After retiring from the music scene for many years, he became a [http://www.live365.com/newsletter/radiofree_201004web.html#art3 "webcasting pioneer" on LIVE365] broadcasting oldtime radio programs as [http://www.otrnow.com OTRNow] and then returned to recording music as the [https://soundcloud.com/fat_ass_champions FatAss Champions] in 2008.

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	Rick Radtke was the lead singer and song writer for the Chicago Punk Band [http://punkdatabase.com/wiki/Problem_Dogs "Problem Dogs"]. The band later moved to Los Angeles as "Pirate Radio". After retiring from the music scene for many years, he became a [http://www.live365.com/newsletter/radiofree_201004web.html#art3 "webcasting pioneer" on LIVE365] broadcasting oldtime radio programs as [http://www.otrnow.com OTRNow] and then returned to recording music as the [http://itunes.apple.com/us/album/lite/id433198756 Fat Ass Champions] in 2008.		Rick Radtke was the lead singer and song writer for the Chicago Punk Band [http://punkdatabase.com/wiki/Problem_Dogs "Problem Dogs"]. The band later moved to Los Angeles as "Pirate Radio". After retiring from the music scene for many years, he became a [http://www.live365.com/newsletter/radiofree_201004web.html#art3 "webcasting pioneer" on LIVE365] broadcasting oldtime radio programs as [http://www.otrnow.com OTRNow] and then returned to recording music as the [http://itunes.apple.com/us/album/lite/id433198756 Fat Ass Champions] in 2008.

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Jazzopie at 18:25, 28 April 2011

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	Rick Radtke was the lead singer and song writer for the Chicago Punk Band [http://punkdatabase.com/wiki/Problem_Dogs "Problem Dogs"]. The band later moved to Los Angeles as "Pirate Radio". After retiring from the music scene for many years, he became a [http://www.live365.com/newsletter/radiofree_201004web.html#art3 "webcasting pioneer" on LIVE365] broadcasting oldtime radio programs as [http://www.otrnow.com OTRNow] and then returned to recording music as the Fat Ass Champions in 2008.		Rick Radtke was the lead singer and song writer for the Chicago Punk Band [http://punkdatabase.com/wiki/Problem_Dogs "Problem Dogs"]. The band later moved to Los Angeles as "Pirate Radio". After retiring from the music scene for many years, he became a [http://www.live365.com/newsletter/radiofree_201004web.html#art3 "webcasting pioneer" on LIVE365] broadcasting oldtime radio programs as [http://www.otrnow.com OTRNow] and then returned to recording music as the [http://itunes.apple.com/us/album/lite/id433198756 Fat Ass Champions] in 2008.

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	Rick Radtke was the lead singer and song writer for the Chicago Punk Band "Problem Dogs". The band later moved to Los Angeles as "Pirate Radio". After retiring from the music scene for many years, he became a [http://www.live365.com/newsletter/radiofree_201004web.html#art3 "webcasting pioneer" on LIVE365] broadcasting oldtime radio programs as [http://www.otrnow.com OTRNow] and then returned to recording music as the Fat Ass Champions in 2008.		Rick Radtke was the lead singer and song writer for the Chicago Punk Band [http://punkdatabase.com/wiki/Problem_Dogs "Problem Dogs"]. The band later moved to Los Angeles as "Pirate Radio". After retiring from the music scene for many years, he became a [http://www.live365.com/newsletter/radiofree_201004web.html#art3 "webcasting pioneer" on LIVE365] broadcasting oldtime radio programs as [http://www.otrnow.com OTRNow] and then returned to recording music as the Fat Ass Champions in 2008.

Jazzopie at 18:18, 28 April 2011

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	Rick Radtke was the lead singer and song writer for the Chicago Punk Band "Problem Dogs". The band later moved to Los Angeles as "Pirate Radio". After retiring from the music scene for many years, he became a[http://www.live365.com/newsletter/radiofree_201004web.html#art3 "webcasting pioneer" on LIVE365] broadcasting oldtime radio programs as OTRNow and then returned to recording music as the Fat Ass Champions in 2008.		Rick Radtke was the lead singer and song writer for the Chicago Punk Band "Problem Dogs". The band later moved to Los Angeles as "Pirate Radio". After retiring from the music scene for many years, he became a [http://www.live365.com/newsletter/radiofree_201004web.html#art3 "webcasting pioneer" on LIVE365] broadcasting oldtime radio programs as [http://www.otrnow.com OTRNow] and then returned to recording music as the Fat Ass Champions in 2008.

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	Rick Radtke was the lead singer and song writer for the Chicago Punk Band "Problem Dogs". The band later moved to Los Angeles as "Pirate Radio". After retiring from the music scene for many years, he became a "webcasting pioneer" on LIVE365 broadcasting oldtime radio programs as OTRNow and then returned to recording music as the Fat Ass Champions in 2008.		Rick Radtke was the lead singer and song writer for the Chicago Punk Band "Problem Dogs". The band later moved to Los Angeles as "Pirate Radio". After retiring from the music scene for many years, he became a[http://www.live365.com/newsletter/radiofree_201004web.html#art3 "webcasting pioneer" on LIVE365] broadcasting oldtime radio programs as OTRNow and then returned to recording music as the Fat Ass Champions in 2008.

Jazzopie at 18:08, 28 April 2011

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	Rick Radtke was the lead singer and song writer for the Chicago Punk Band "Problem Dogs". The band later moved to Los Angeles as "Pirate Radio". After retiring from the music scene for many years, he became a "webcasting pioneer" on LIVE365 broadcasting oldtime radio programs as OTRNow and then returned to music as the "Fat Ass Champions in 2008.		Rick Radtke was the lead singer and song writer for the Chicago Punk Band "Problem Dogs". The band later moved to Los Angeles as "Pirate Radio". After retiring from the music scene for many years, he became a "webcasting pioneer" on LIVE365 broadcasting oldtime radio programs as OTRNow and then returned to recording music as the Fat Ass Champions in 2008.

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Rick Radtke was the lead singer and song writer for the Chicago Punk Band "Problem Dogs". The band later moved to Los Angeles as "Pirate Radio". After retiring from the music scene for many years, he became a "webcasting pioneer" on LIVE365 broadcasting oldtime radio programs as OTRNow and then returned to music as the "Fat Ass Champions in 2008.