🚀 go-pugleaf

gbfmif wrote:

> Just curious - late 60's we had Beaker Street (AM) KAAY Little Rock -
> a SHOW with Clyd Clifford instead of just songs slapped together
> (Legend of USS Titanic, fed to Sniper etc.) Then MOD Washington around
> 69 (too many songs to identify, but again one seamlessly feeding to
> the next). Then KINT (FM) El Paso Underground (McKendry Springs -
> Flying Dutchman - Tonto's Expanding Head Band, White Elephant, Trans
> Europe Express, ClockWork Orange  etc.) - same period roughly. And a
> whole host of other stations not playing commercials (regularly) but
> great music played as a SHOW not just songs slapped together. I
> understand the "oldies" revival around 71, then the Disco (stuff)
> shortly after, however, I think there must be an economic untapped
> force out there for the "Undergroud Shows" (head music) on radio from
> those times.
>
> OK - I am an old fart underground DJ from long ago, but can not quite
> figure out current stations formats let alone listeners present
> apparent bias and proclivity to same same but nothing NEW and
> certainly no concept of a radio show.
>
> Does anyone else miss the old underground radio shows with the
> incorporation of new and old talent but in a context of song audio
> flow from song to song or do I just not know what station to tune or
> is this just the rantings of an old DJ sadly out of phase with today's
> world?
>
>

I couldn't agree with you more.
That's why I started this boycott, to stir things up, to get people
questioning why radio does nothing
cool any more, and refuses to support local music, etc.
Keep talking, I say.


Now the boycott info
   * * *
It is time to stand up for local musicians and end the real boycott
the radio boycott of local music.

Do it because you support local music
Do it because you hate local radio
Do it because it'll be fun to stir things up for the first time in 20
years.

Thanks for adding your thoughts and keeping the thread moving,

to others reading this:
Please, for the sake of local musicians, don't drop out - instead
Support local musicians, and oppose the media/art monopolies by refusing

to by  products
advertised on local radio until local radio plays local music . Give
your comments and keep
this thread/boycott going, thanks

Tom Hendricks, editor of the zine Musea and Hunkasaurus of Hunkasaurus
and
His

Pet Dog Guitar
http://musea.digitalchainsaw.com