Drug Alert: ’70 – NBC – August 28, 1970 – Gordon Skene Sound Collection – It doesn’t seem that long ago that the biggest problem facing America’s school age population was Marijuana. By the 1970s drugs were becoming an integral part of growing up. It was no longer some secret
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December 19, 1944 – Somewhere in Belgium. News from the Western Front was sketchy, filled with rumors and, for the most part, blacked out. Hints that a major German offensive was taking place, catching Allies by surprise and inflicting severe casualties. And as much as the news attempted to play
Dan Grissom With Buddy Harper’s Band – Jewel Records – 1948 – Gordon Skene Sound Collection – Two by Dan Grissom tonight – Can’t Sleep and Like A Ship At Sea, featuring Grissom with Buddy Harper’s Orchestra, recorded for Jewel Records in 1948. Singer and sax player, best known for
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Moulin Rouge Premier- George Fisher Red Carpet Interviews December 23, 1952 – KNX – Gordon Skene Sound Collection – Seventy years ago this week, Hollywood rolled out the red carpet and premiered Moulin Rouge. Directed by John Houston and staring José Ferrer and Zsa-Zsa Gabor, Moulin Rouge was the fictional
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Alan Freed and The Camel Rock n’ Roll Dance Party – CBS Radio – August 14, 1956 – Gordon Skene Sound Collection – Taking a slight detour to the 50s tonight with an episode from the sadly short-lived series produced for CBS Radio featuring Alan Freed along with The Cleftones,
– KNX- Mike Roy Cooking Show – Dec. 18, 1967 – Cooking programs were a regular staple in the daily diet of a radio station up until the 1990s. Most are gone now. The few that are left are relegated to weekend programming via Public Radio. But during their heyday,
Savoy Brown – In Session – 1968-1971 – BBC Radio – Gordon Skene Sound Collection – Not bad enough we lost Dino Danelli of The Rascals yesterday, we also lost Kim Simmonds, founder/guiding light/torch bearer of Savoy Brown who left us on December 13th. From its inception in 1965 all
