The responses to my WHFS postings have been, quite frankly, very suprising. Instead of picking and choosing, I am going to post what I have from beginning to end, good or great, and in between. This post is for 3 tapes from WHFS. The 1977 and 1980 tape may dissapoint a bit because I ommited all DJ chatter and contains music only. In those days I wasn't thinking of preserving anything for nosatalgic reasons, just wanted some variety music to listen to in my VW van. The 1983 tape has commercials, news and PSAs. An interesting news item broadcast from UPI here is a piece on the future of banking, that one day believe it or not we could pay our bills from home on a personal computer. Pretty cool.
1977 TDK D90, 93 Minutes, unknown date
Roomful Of Blues, Otis Rush, Muddy Waters, The Doors, Jerry Lee Lewis, Robert Gordon, Blues Brothers, The Beatles, Cheap Trick, Lou Reed, Springsteen
1980 03-21-1980, TDK D60, 30 Minutes, Unknown DJ
The Stones, Little Feat, The Beatles, Hendrix, Janis Joplin, Little Feat, Neil Young
1983 Weasel 01-07-1983, Open Reel, 95 Minutes
Marshall Crenshaw, Buddy Holly, Dave Edmunds, Cowboy Jazz, Rockpile, Incredible Casuals, Eddie Cochran, NRBQ, T-Birds, Jimmy Reed, Huey Lewis, David Lindley, Beth Bride, Arthur Lee, Steve Stills, Dave Edmunds, Stray Cats, John Lennon, Elvis Presley, NRBQ, Switchblade, Joe King Carossco
154MB, WMA 9.1
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=YP89V57K
Oh, gosh, "Living in the Past''. Why turn on the radio when there is this stuff to listen to? Thanks.
ReplyDeleteagreed...nothing but traffic reports
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for the WHFS tapes. I am really looking forward to the 1977 tape. What is your absolute earliest tape? I remember the Cerphe music theme when I was 10th(?) grade - seems a bit of a blur. I hope more folks can dig out their C-90s. Most of mine were eventually overdubbed with more recent music and then lost or broken.
ReplyDeleteThat's probably my earliest tape but there are post here shared by Bob and others you might find some earlier stuff
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