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Oh you! I wondered if you were paying attention, I should have known you were. If I get too cryptic, ask. I'm sure that one was obvious. The first night I was ever on the air (which was at WTHI, oddly enough) I wrote down everything I was going to say during the break. I was a nervous wreck, but I can read anything and make it sound natural, so that's how I got through that first night.
And we're talking 1976, with turntables, 45's, and battered albums, often autographed, lined the walls of the studio. It was so different then.
Back on topic, I shouldn't be surprised that it's already been done, the radio thing. I sure missed it, and thank you for the compliment, by the way.
And we're talking 1976, with turntables, 45's, and battered albums, often autographed, lined the walls of the studio. It was so different then.
Back on topic, I shouldn't be surprised that it's already been done, the radio thing. I sure missed it, and thank you for the compliment, by the way.