AM Radio DJs on Discovery Times

[nino]

(They're running it, again.)

Rock 'N' Roll Invaders: The AM Radio DJs

"From Alan Freed to Wolfman Jack..."

http://times.discovery.com/tvlistings/episode.jsp?episode=0&cpi=116759&gid=0&channel=DTC

It's on DVD at various stores.

 

[954]

AM Radio DJs meet Dr. Who

> (They're running it, again.)
>
> Rock 'N' Roll Invaders: The AM Radio DJs
>
> "From Alan Freed to Wolfman Jack..."
>
http://times.discovery.com/t> vlistings/episode.jsp?episode=0&cpi=116759&gid=0&channel=DTC
>
> It's on DVD at various stores.

Sounds good. It'll be competing with another
classic on sci-fi:

DR. WHO
Fri., March 17
starting at 8/7C

TWO-HOUR PREMIERE: Rose Tyler is just an ordinary gal in England ... until she meets a time-traveling adventurer known only as The Doctor.

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"It is the position of some theists that their right to freedom OF religion is abridged when they are not allowed to violate the rationalists' right to freedom FROM religion." ...James T. Green</P>

 

[MGDForEver]

For anyone who hasn't seen this yet, it is a fascinating documentary. I was especially intrigued by the revelation that it was the payola scandall that brought about the rigid playlists on top 40 radio. If payola had never happened, I wonder how long it would have taken PD's to shorten the playlists themselves.