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Thanks to Doug Kline at Geek Magazine for the great article
on B&G and the new mobile video game
Check it out here:
http://www.geekexchange.com/from-pac-man-fever-to-food-riots-an-interview-with-jerry-buckner-55653.html
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Finally! “Buckner & Garcia’s Cafeteria Food Riot” mobile video game
is available and ready for you to play
Find it on iTunes, Google Play and Amazon
Click on one of the links below to play one of our free lite versions!
App Store (iTunes / iOS)
Buckner & Garcia’s Cafeteria Food Riot Lite
Click here!
Google Store
B&G’s Cafeteria Food Riot Lite
Click here
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New CD Release From Disney
Featuring “Wreck-It Wreck-It Ralph”
Check it out at Amazon, iTunes and Target
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Pacman Fever 30th Anniversary CD Release
It was 30 years ago that Pac Man Fever was released and quickly became a worldwide hit. In that time the song and album has continued to sell and attract new fans around the world. We want to thank all of you who have purchased the album and the many great comments we have received from you over the years.
Click here to buy from Kunaki.com for $9.97 plus shipping
Because of the ongoing interest with the album we decided to release a special 30th year anniversary version with commentary on the writing and production of the songs. Each song is featured in its entirety followed by a repeat play of the same song with commentary.
There is also an introduction with some background on how and why we wrote the song along with a never before released interview with Gary made shortly before his untimely passing.
Listen to a sample of the commentary tracks with play button below!
We hope you enjoy listening to it as much as we enjoyed recording it!
Click here to buy from Kunaki.com for $9.97 plus shipping
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Also here on the website we have posted a montage of clips from The American Top 40 countdown show with Casey Casum, The National Music Survey with Dick Clark and an interview with Charlie VanDyke on the Weekly Music Magazine show. These clips are from 1982 and reflect the impact of the video game craze spreading across the country at that time.
