In 1983, I was visiting NYC and wandering around Times Square on a daily basis. That's when the movie Flashdance"…
One of the first songs I ever heard on the radio, back in 1966 when I was listening to KPUG,…
KJR-AM was a top radio station in Seattle going back to the early and mid-1950s. Yes, that pre-dates Pat O'Day's…
Ivar's Seattle Ivar Haglund was a towering figure in Seattle. He had the unofficial titles Mayor of the Waterfront or…
In 2020, Kirk Wilde drawing on his memory and historical sources traced the roots of homegrown Pacific Northwest rock music…
Gregory Aust was not the most famous disc jockey to every work in Seattle, but he was very memorable to…
There were the songs I liked, and then there were the jukebox hits that I heard publicly in restaurants, drive-ins…
The United States became an active combatant in WW II when Japan attacked Pearl Harbor 79 years ago today. It…
Robert Rideout sent along two photos and I am glad he did. Robert is a veteran musician, and an…
This was the first song I ever heard by British performer Dusty Springfield. It was also my favorite by Dusty,…
This one goes back to my early days of listening to the radio. In 1966 this song was on the…
This is a historical artifact I ran across when researching another article. It goes back 55 years. In 1965, Frank…
One of my favorite tunes from back in the mid-sixties, when I listened to Kirk Wilde, Gary Shannon and Harvey…
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It has been confirmed by the Channel 95 KJR radio OFC group that Les Parsons has passed. We first heard…
Earlier I posted a Found Performance featuring that bright and uptempo sixties era Australian folk/pop group The Seekers. It was…
Kearney Barton’s analog recording prowess and wizardry acumen across vintage processes is well storied within the Emerald City…