Music For a Different Different Society
Here's the second set of recordings from WUTK's early 80's show "Music For a Different Society."
It's from somewhere in 1983 (Nick Lowe's "The Abominable Showman" is said to be just released - and that happened on Jan 1, 1983) and the end of a winter quarter (the last hour is the "end of the quarter let out your frustrations hour").
Please enjoy the slight static as a remembrance of what it was like listening to the power of WUTK's 128 watts ("all the power of your average toaster") in Murvil.
Edit: It appears that Charlie Lytle was the main host of this program.
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It's from somewhere in 1983 (Nick Lowe's "The Abominable Showman" is said to be just released - and that happened on Jan 1, 1983) and the end of a winter quarter (the last hour is the "end of the quarter let out your frustrations hour").
Please enjoy the slight static as a remembrance of what it was like listening to the power of WUTK's 128 watts ("all the power of your average toaster") in Murvil.
Edit: It appears that Charlie Lytle was the main host of this program.
MFADS02A
MFADS02B
Glad to see that this off-brand "Hollywood" cassette was "PRO."
Edit: reading the fine print on the tape, it appears to be BASF, which is pro enough, though this particular brand is probably made from the floor scrapings at the BASF plant.
Labels: knoxville college radio, Nick Lowe, people who obsessively hoard old cassette tapes, WUTK 90.3 FM
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