On Fri, 22 Jan 1999, Mike Hays wrote:
> WAMU Washington seems to be making similar moves toward less of anything
> hillbilly during normal human waking hours in favor of "King of the Yuppie
> Hill" programming.
> Has all of radio gone mad?
You know, I really don't know. I wake up to an NPR classical station 'cos
they play Garrison Keillor's Writer's Almanac at 6:45 every day. I listen
to WTEM-AM in the AM for Don Imus as I'm driving to work. I keep WAMU-FM
on for drive time BG (what there is of it) and Eddie Stubbs' show out of
Nashville. And I'll hit C-SPAN radio if some political thing is getting
really juicy.
Guess I shouldn't admit this as a musician, but radio doesn't do much for
me anymore. TwangCast, now - that's a whole 'nother thing <g>
np: Mae West, "Twist and Shout" (from Rhino's Golden Throats album)
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