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	    [removed]   Volume 95 : Issue 383


Articles in this issue of [removed]:

	 Clark/George Interview Almost [removed]
	 Recording from Super Radio
	 OTR Music Programs

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Date: Sun, 12 Nov 1995 22:38:07 -0500
From: lof@[removed] (Charlie Summers)
To: [removed]@[removed]
Subject: Clark/George Interview Almost [removed]
Message-Id: <v02130500accc2e9608bd@[[removed]]>

Folks;

   I have _finally_ had the time to get the interview with Lon Clark and
Earl George (recorded at the 20th Annual FOTR Convention) into the computer
and encoded in RealAudio format. Getting it somewhere that's world-readable
is going to be another thing all together, [removed]

   It was a quite interesting hour, ranging from 1936 to the Internet.

   Hopefully sometime this week, the sound files will be available on some
web page somewhere (yep, I'll let you know where). And I'm sorry it's taken
me so darn long to get this all together.

   (If no one else listens to it, John Rayburn and Carol Firestone had
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         Charlie

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Date: Sun, 12 Nov 1995 21:01:40 -0800
From: Ronhare@[removed]
To: otr@[removed]
Subject: Recording from Super Radio
Message-ID: <951112210136_18365672@[removed]>

Re: Jblackie's comment about a recorder for the Super Radio:

I've leave my Super Radio on 24 hours a day. It draws virtually zero power
with the power off (and it doesn't drift at all in this mode). 

The earphone jack is connected to a "retired" VCR that records good (hi-fi)
audio but has a lousy picture. The VCR timer and an 8-hour video cassette
record weeks of radio (from the same station, of course). The VCR audio
output is connected to a cassette deck for transfer so I can listen in the
car.

A little complex, but it works for me. I never miss anything, either (except
when I need to change the station and forget). To avoid this problem, see
below.

If you really want full automation, connect the Super Radio to the left
channel and another radio to the right channel. Hifi VCRs have virtually
perfect audio separation. Then just select the channel (radio) you really
wanted to listen to in that time slot.

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Date: Mon, 13 Nov 1995 00:45:54 -0500
From: "Robert M. Connelly" <rush@[removed]>
To: [removed]@[removed]
Subject: OTR Music Programs
Message-Id: <[removed]@[removed]>

Ken Piletic was partly correct about how old time radio music programming
occurred so far as I can determine. Many, many classical programs were taken
down by radio stations for later broadcast on the theory that if carried live
in prime time, say, the ratings would plummet so something else would be
broadcast. WLW, Cincinnati was notorious about this especially after WWII when
the satuday evening NBC Symphony concerts would be transcribed and broadcast
after 11 pm on Sunday! NO one listens to the radio at 11 pm on Sundays, do
they? 

In case some are unaware, there is available most of the Metropolitan Opera
Saturday afternoon broadcasts of the thirties and forties and virtually every
one since right up to the moment. Occasionally you will see a catalogue with
some - usually a very few - listings. Some catalogues carry as many as a dozen
or so of the NBC Symphony Broadcasts - especially with Toscanini conducting.

In my own case I have hundreds of Met broadcasts and a very large proportion
of the total NBC Symphony/Toscanini broadcasts. I would be willing to trade to
those interested who would have things such as Escape, Dragnet, Whistler,
Hermit's Cave, etc., etc. Perhaps one of my failures as a human being is that
I have such a terrifically wide range of interests. Then there are those
things that I don't like: Jack Armstrong, Little Orphan Annie, Tarzan being
three that immediately come to mind. Now I know with some I am being
heretical, but isn't that what makes life so much fun.

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