Tonight I digitally converted a few more raw, unedited "master audio cassettes" from the Tape and Record Show Enterprises archives, which were edited into slightly different "broadcast" episodes of the pretend radio series my friends and I recorded in the 1980's. This evening, a few "masters" of "The James Stricklin Song Mirage". Most episodes of ( Read more... )

Another two raw, unedited audio cassettes from the Tape and Record Show Enterprises archives digitized, one recording which was never edited into a "broadcast" version or used in any form on the weekly TRSE schedule back in the day ( Read more... )

After digitizing the two earlier "unaired" recording session tapes this evening, noticed no one I usually chat with was online tonight, so digitized another previously "unaired" recording made by James Stricklin at his house in December 1982, with Jerry Sanders. First is a half hour "special" for Christmas Eve, featuring various artists singing ( Read more... )

Digitized two more unedited "recording sessions" from the Tape and Record Show Enterprises, since I finished digitizing the edited "broadcast" versions of the episodes a while back ( Read more... )

This evening, I digitized two more hours of old audio cassettes from the Tape and Record Show Enterprises archives ( Read more... )

Went ahead and digitized a little over 90 minutes worth of the old recordings this evening after all, mentioned in an earlier post ( Read more... )

Bit of an update from the post about the fictional company "Tape and Record Show Enterprises" my friends and I made fictional "radio shows" under in the 1980's and occasionally later, the "Leave It To Beaver" spoof we did on audio appeared on episode 5 of "The James Stricklin Happy Hour" originally "aired" on August 20, 1984 (although recorded ( Read more... )

Every time I see a reference to "Leave It To Beaver" online, I think back to the short spoof skit a couple old friends and I recorded on audio cassette in 1982. During the opening, I was the announcer, James Stricklin was improvising the theme music vocally (yes, we were THAT "low budget" in the early days of our fictional radio production company ( Read more... )

Tonight, after taking a few nights off from the audio cassette transfers, digitized two more hours from the Tape and Record Show Enterprises archives ( Read more... )

Another four episodes of the "James Stricklin Song Mirage" digitized from deep in the Tape and Record Show Enterprises archives this evening ( Read more... )