DRC-FM's weeklong "alphabetical" blowout of its music library, which started last Monday with 1910 Fruitgum Company's "1, 2, 3, Red Light," ended just after 10 this morning with the Miracles' "You've Really Got a Hold On Me." Just terrific, from beginning to end, although it was kind of a bummer that there was no "Z" song -- "Zorba the Greek," maybe, or "Zabadak"?
As it wound down, Floyd Wright read a nice tribute to Grahame Winters, whose idea this was, and Rob Ray, who obsessed over the details. He also sent a verbal tip of the cap toward his bosses at Buckley Broadcasting, who "gave us the freedom to do radio that the big conglomerates would never do, because Buckley believes radio should be fun." That's a bit overblown, but for a week, certainly, the Big D was about as much fun to listen to as any station around here has been in a long, long time. Well done!
As it wound down, Floyd Wright read a nice tribute to Grahame Winters, whose idea this was, and Rob Ray, who obsessed over the details. He also sent a verbal tip of the cap toward his bosses at Buckley Broadcasting, who "gave us the freedom to do radio that the big conglomerates would never do, because Buckley believes radio should be fun." That's a bit overblown, but for a week, certainly, the Big D was about as much fun to listen to as any station around here has been in a long, long time. Well done!