Teh debil made me rawk out
A diversion today from my series of local radio stuff into the crazy world of anti-rock preachers (though I'm certain that I picked this up at one of my radio station jobs, so it's at least peripherally connected).
Kingsport's own Marty Tinglehoff is today's ranter, featured in a series of four poorly-recorded cassettes from the mid-80's titled "Expose on Rock, Soul, and Country Music."
Marty seems to have disappeared, though he apparently (back in the day) had a song written about him by a Johnson City band. Some sources place him in Atlanta after an embezzlement scandal, but I can neither confirm nor deny those reports.
Enjoy and or/repent at your leisure:
Marty01
Marty02
Marty03
Marty04
Marty05
Marty06
Marty07
Marty08
Kingsport's own Marty Tinglehoff is today's ranter, featured in a series of four poorly-recorded cassettes from the mid-80's titled "Expose on Rock, Soul, and Country Music."
Marty seems to have disappeared, though he apparently (back in the day) had a song written about him by a Johnson City band. Some sources place him in Atlanta after an embezzlement scandal, but I can neither confirm nor deny those reports.
Enjoy and or/repent at your leisure:
Marty01
Marty02
Marty03
Marty04
Marty05
Marty06
Marty07
Marty08

Labels: evils of rock, fundamentalism, marty tinglehoff, old scratch, the devil
