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The voice occasionally falters, but it adds to the preciousness of its sound. Have always loved that beautiful legato playing on keys. A couple weeks ago, I added a cut from it to my upcoming March 13 show.

This might be of some help to some.

Yes! You're correct! Heard it in my brain, then typed it wrong. They've been so much a part of my life since the 60s and've bought, I think, just about everything that's ever been commercially available from them: audio, video, texts, t-shirts, bumper stickers ... even down to my 20 year old license plate holder. TTK mentioned one community station. That's not necessarily NPR. But, yes, it's true about the ideas behind community radio. One of the first people I got to work for and with (I was still in high school), was the pioneer of community radio himself, Lorenzo Milam, and that idea of freedom of the airwaves was the constant motivating force for him. The station that airs my show is in Silver City, New Mexico. Canada, tho having some wonderful aspects to it, still has the same problems with their approach to the pandemic that we unfortunately have, so there's that form of insanity, but as for insanity/sq.kilometer, it's at a much lower level.

Really? Where did you hear this? Maybe the anti-science folks will go after More Science High? I start my show on Wednesday night with "Temporarily Humboldt County."

Arab-American Live Recordings vol. 2: Boston in the 1960s

Nah..., but I right the thongs that make the whole world thing.

"...in my book..."

Tranquilo sueño de verano by Love Dolls

Ray was probably the best boss I ever had.

Recommended Records was the place to get your RIO fix in those days - either by going there or thru the Megacorp quarterly/distribution service. Wonderful titles.

‘One of a kind’ poet, DJ and jazz scholar