Why Steve, that's a question I ask myself every time I listen to KBCO the
"World Class Rock" station based out of Boulder here in Colorado. I get very
frustrated when they play "Love of my Life" from the latest Santana album and
they always cut it right at the start of the great guitar solo. I remember a
station back when I was in high school that used to play whole sides of
albums, like the 1st time I heard
"Ina Gada Da Vida" and I remember them playing lots of Doobies, as well as
other favorites, and they NEVER cut tunes! I guess radio nowadays sucks.
Peace to all!
Ed C.
In a message dated 1/10/01 3:11:35 PM Mountain Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< Remember waaaaayyyyyyy back when FM stations were "album oriented"? FM 95-Q
in Charlotte used to play entire sides of all the Doobie records (among
others) up through the MM era. I Cheat The Hangman was a staple. As was
Sweet Maxine, Another Park, and every now and again 8th Ave. Shuffle. I'm
sure other markets throughout the country had the same format, at the time.
Whatever happened to those formats and why did they disappear? Anyone?
Doobies Rule,
Steve >>
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