Listening to a digitized episode of "The Tape and Record Show", the old "pretend radio show" I made (before my friends got involved)... "The Tape & Record Show: Episode 170. Broadcast Tuesday, November 11,1980 at 5:00pm central. Theme Music: Imperial March(John Williams and the London Symphony Orchestra). "The Elvis Presley Show, Episode 2" - Songs ( Read more... )

Listening to an episode of "The Tape and Record Show", the old "pretend radio show" I made (before my friends got involved)... "The Tape & Record Show: Episode 163. Broadcast Monday, October 13,1980 at 5:00pm central. Theme Music: Imperial March(John Williams and the London Symphony Orchestra). "The Bickersons 10: Breakfast With John and Blanche ( Read more... )

Transferred some material for digital conversion of the next few flagship "Tape and Record Show" episodes from the Tape and Record Show Enterprises archives this evening, but not the "actual completed episodes ( Read more... )

Didn't do anything "special" for my birthday today. Another "typical" Saturday. Watched Leo Laporte's "Tech Guy" podcast this afternoon, then watched some DVDs, and then digitized three more old Tape & Record Show Enterprises "broadcasts" from the 1980's from the ancient audio cassettes ( Read more... )

Just completed digitizing another of the old "Tape & Record Show" recordings, this time a 90 minute special "The Best Of Randy Haney: An Anthology", which was a compilation of Randy singing songs from his "Life of Elvis" series, and various specials like "TRS On Location At Skatetown" and "King Jam In The Age Of Jam On It In The Jam On Newcleus". ( Read more... )

Just finished digitizing two more ancient audio cassette recordings from the early 1980's. One doesn't include any friends on the tape, but was the main "inspiration" for a short lived "series" my friends and I recorded ( Read more... )

Just been digging out more old cassettes to transfer and typing up the original "broadcast dates" before digitizing them. Seems I can't find the "airdates" of two of the shows in a series in my archives. Then again, episode 5 of the series was listed as "Last Show of the Series" in the file box. I may not have originally "broadcast" the remaining ( Read more... )

Just finished digitizing episodes 5 and 6 of "The James Stricklin Happy Hour", original fake "broadcast dates" of Monday, August 20, 1984 and Monday, December 31, 1984. Still some "politically incorrect" stuff in those episodes. Episode 5 made me nearly spit out my drink though, after not listening to it in over three decades. James, Jerry Sanders ( Read more... )