Author: RTS
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Episode 1396: What Was First: Mute Records
Dig into the story of Mute Records, which started with a synthesizer, a four track tape recorder and some earnings from film editing.
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Episode 1395: What Was First: 2 Tone Records
Gentleman, scholar and rock and roll animal Bud Verge wants to know what the first release on 2 Tone Records was. We answer.
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Episode 1394: Correspondence Drawer: La Ludwig Band, Elephant Back, Tommy Keene
We continue to tidy up our correspondence drawer, and inside we came across four interesting items. Featuring tales of an Amazon Voice command misfire, La Ludwig Band, no boundaries rock and roll and Tommy Keene.
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Episode 1393: Concert Tales From Kevin Porter
Community member Kevin Porter sent in three concert tales a while back (and we use that term loosely) and today we share them with you.
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Episode 1392: Suburban Party Line: Phish and The Replacements
We cleaned up all the remaining calls on the Suburban Party Line to get it all set for June new music messages.
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Episode 1391: Musical Journeys with Kevin and Katie Bartlett
Jim and Patrick talk with patron Kevin Bartlett and his daughter about their musical journeys. Which are both literal and musical.
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Episode 1390: What Was First: Bearsville Records
We celebrate Bearsville Records and Todd Rundgren’s birthday in today’s edition of What Was First. Bearsville was born in 1969 and Todd turns 73 today.
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Episode 1389: New Music Bonus Blast!
We take care of some outstanding new music business. Namely, calls from Harris King and Adam Coop that fell through the cracks in May and April, respectively.
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Episode 1388: What Was First: ZTT Records
We close out the week with a new edition of What Was First focusing on groundbreaking electro-pop label ZTT Records.
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Episode 1387: Fan Mail: Boston Spaceships, Touch & Go Records
We hear from Chris from Oakland about a band related to Boston Spaceships. Vasant Ramamurthy chimes in with some memories related to Touch and Go Records.