Looney Toons
This column was suggested by Bob Rudnick, late of WGLD in Chicago, (among other places). Which doesn’t necessarily indicate that he’s responsible for it, just that I try to lay the blame where it belongs. Especially if it isn’t with me. Detroit progressive radio is experiencing some sort of upsurge.
Looney Toons
This column was suggested by Bob Rudnick, late of WGLD in Chicago, (among other places). Which doesn’t necessarily indicate that he’s responsible for it, just that I try to lay the blame where it belongs. Especially if it isn’t with me.
Detroit progressive radio is experiencing some sort of upsurge. J.C. Crawford and Mike Turner’s appearance at WKNR-FM, coupled with Jerry Lubin and Dennis Frawley’s continued high-energy shows at WABX, make this the best radio scene in Amerika, as far as I can tell.
My article on John and Yoko splitting the Peace Festival in the last issue aroused the anger of John Brower, High Curry (whose name was misspelled due to secretary Stretke’s loveable stupidity, not my own; J’m just nuts enough to listen to her), Ken Walker and Roland Pacquin. On the other hand, what could you say that would be accurate about a festival that doesn’t have a place to fest, that wants to use peace to raise money and is a generally mismanaged botch?