Lenny sings the blues. From his 2012 album Old Ideas.
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1 comment:
Hi! I'm Steve Clem. I'm putting the finishing touches on a book about KAKC radio in Tulsa during the 1960s. I would like to use your quote about the importance of the radio DJ as follows:
"I remember when the DJ was almost at the same level as the musician, at least to the radio listener, and when each radio station had a personality, not just a format. That personality that you encountered every day became a part of your life."
May I use it? If so, who shall I attribute it to? You can email me at steve-clem@utulsa.edu. Thanks!
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