NOTE: If you missed Today’s show, go to post #3. You have lass than two weeks to get the show.
Every year in May my favorite FM College radio station KFJC has a month long set of special programs. Thought this might be of interest. Times are Pacific standard time. They also have apps for Apple and Android. If you miss a program, go to the bottom of post to their archive section.
Commanding Attention
Wednesday Mayhem 5 10AM-2PM
Hosted By Max Level
The Command Records label was started in 1959 by producer Enoch Light, who pioneered many revolutionary techniques in arranging, recording, and mixing. Branding itself as The World Leaders in Recorded Sound, the Command label aligned itself with the increasingly popular stereo hi-fi listening systems of the day. Their records were aimed primarily at audiophiles but were also a big hit with the general public, who enjoyed hearing familiar pop tunes presented in this new, modern setting. Some of the artists with numerous releases on the label: pianist Dick Hyman, guitarist Tony Mottola, trumpeter Doc Severinsen, and Enoch Light's own Light Brigade. No less noteworthy were the bold, colorful graphic designs on Command's album covers, many of which were created by noted visual artist Josef Albers.
They also have other special programs this month here:
https://kfjc.org/events/
If you miss any program, go to their archives section. You have two weeks from air date to either listen or download an MP3 of a show.
They just did 24 hours of James Brown “Doing It To Death” from May 3, 3AM to May 4, 1AM. Highly recommend you get them while you can in the next two weeks:
https://kfjc.org/listen/archives
Every year in May my favorite FM College radio station KFJC has a month long set of special programs. Thought this might be of interest. Times are Pacific standard time. They also have apps for Apple and Android. If you miss a program, go to the bottom of post to their archive section.
Commanding Attention
Wednesday Mayhem 5 10AM-2PM
Hosted By Max Level
The Command Records label was started in 1959 by producer Enoch Light, who pioneered many revolutionary techniques in arranging, recording, and mixing. Branding itself as The World Leaders in Recorded Sound, the Command label aligned itself with the increasingly popular stereo hi-fi listening systems of the day. Their records were aimed primarily at audiophiles but were also a big hit with the general public, who enjoyed hearing familiar pop tunes presented in this new, modern setting. Some of the artists with numerous releases on the label: pianist Dick Hyman, guitarist Tony Mottola, trumpeter Doc Severinsen, and Enoch Light's own Light Brigade. No less noteworthy were the bold, colorful graphic designs on Command's album covers, many of which were created by noted visual artist Josef Albers.
They also have other special programs this month here:
https://kfjc.org/events/
If you miss any program, go to their archives section. You have two weeks from air date to either listen or download an MP3 of a show.
They just did 24 hours of James Brown “Doing It To Death” from May 3, 3AM to May 4, 1AM. Highly recommend you get them while you can in the next two weeks:
https://kfjc.org/listen/archives
