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track artist, song-label, format |
01 Peter
Walker, Meditation Blues-Tompkin's Square, CD 02 Peter Walker, Camel Ride-Tompkin's Square, CD 03 Peter Walker, City Pulse-Tompkin's Square, CD 04 Peter Walker, Missing You-Tompkin's Square, CD 05 Peter Walker, 102nd Pslam-Tompkin's Square, CD 06 Peter Walker, Mellowtime-Tompkin's Square, CD 07 John Fahey, Dance Of The Dead-Takoma, CD [technical difficulties] 08 John Fahey, What The Sun Said-Takoma, CD 09 The Lively Ones, Exodus-Del Fi, CD 10 Neil Young, Words-Reprise, LP - break 10:00 am 11 Reno And Smiley, The Last Mile-King, LP 12 George Jones, White Lightening-Mercury, CD 13 Kevin Deal, If You Hurt The Ones You Love-Blind Nello, CD 14 Charles River Valley Boys, Norweigian Wood-Elektra, LP 15 The Apples In Stereo, Strawberryfire-YepRock, LP 16 George Harrison, While My Guitar Gently Weeps [Esher Demo] - break 11:34 am 17 Richmond Fontaine, The Boy Friends-El Cortez, CD 18 Drag The River, Jeff Black Song-Suburban Home, CD 19 Tom Waits, Old Shoes And Picture Postcards-Manifesto Records, CD - break 11:47 am 20 The Band, Whispering Pines [outtake] 21 Joe London, It Might Have Been-Liberty, 45 [1959] - break 11:56 am 22 Neil Young, Pushed It Over The End [rare] 23 The Velvet Underground, I'm Waiting For My Man [rare] |
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Notes: |
Today was the day to learn the board. I didn't master it, but I got an appreication
for what all the DJ's here at 1190 go through each day to bring you a real
radio experience. I usually do things the hard way and thus was the case
in today's broadcast venture. Uncle Jeff was caught in a line of traffic
and gave me a call. He walked me through all the switches and knobs and
some how I got some music playing. It was great! The phone rang and a regular
requested some Surf. I had 3 CDs with me, so cued up a selection and sent
it out over the frequency. When I realized that song could of been heard
just about anywhere it just blew my mind. I never thought of the show like
that just sitting on the couch typing up the play list. As sketchy as it
was this was my play list and I was in control. A few more minutes went
by and Charles called. He talked me through using 2 CD decks to mix my tracks.
And somewhere in there I switched on the mic and said, "KVCU Boulder."
What a rush. I must admit I was pretty happy to see Jeff walk into the studio. Anyway, that was a blast. Maybe you will hear me again sometime cueing up a few songs and spending a little more time in the driver's seat. Next week 2 hours of Neil Young rarities with special guest Microphone Mike. Check the Denver/Boulder concert scene. |
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