--- In vanishingtucson@..., <joebuck95@...> wrote:
On Wed, 20 Feb 2008 16:46:46 -0800 (PST) Kim Alfred wrote:
"Good ol' KWMF. I remember in the mid to late 70's when they played entire albums and
the DJ's would nod off and the records would skip until someone called in to tell them."
I remember the playing of albums. That's how I became aware of the first Black Sabbath
album without Ozzy Osbourne. They also used to play the song "Precious" by the
Pretenders in which the phrase F*** Off is sung very clearly. And of course there was Bob
Cooke and the tragic end he came to. Does anyone remember which club it happened at?
I remember the KUAT DJs regularly being unaware that a record was stuck skipping at
the same place. Quite often they would forget to turn off the microphone. We'd be treated
to hearing their coversations as the selection was playing. I remember one pretentious DJ
who would pronounce every composer's name as if it were French.
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Bob Cooke was working as a DJ at Chances over by the Panda Village on Tanque Verde.
He was killed over by a little church on Pima, West of Swan. That was an absolute
shocker...
