KcprAudio1970

KCPR Radio Alumni: 1970 Audio

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• Anderson and Cuddeback These guys were a hoot. AKA Tommy Knight and BJ Gunther-- Keith Cuddeback was a KCPR/KSLY staffer around this time. Tom Anderson (AKA B.J. Gunther)was hired at KSLY in 1970, very much the smooth, small-town, top 40 style, but was always an "outsider" to KCPR. These fellows put together this one-hour special for Christmas 1970, airing on KCPR at 99% compression, much to the shagrin of the general manager at the time.// Notes by Greg Golden.
• Upload:GregGolden/KCPR_Golden_signoff_1970.mp3
• Robert E. Kennedy on Study Break Cal Poly President Robert E. Kennedy interviewed by Craig Hines and Lou Rinaldi on Study Break. Recorded on Oct 28, 1970. Doctor Kennedy discusses the pros and cons of the Open Door policy in the Cal Poly dorms with callers.
• The KCPR Spot Experience - The complete unedited KCPR Spot Experience from 1970. Complements of Lou Rinaldi.
• Sunday Parade- A clip of Susie Swiss Cheese and Pat Platter from Sunday Parade.
• Sunday Parade- A clip of Susie Swiss Cheese-Susie visits her brother-in-law, ponders getting married and builds a sand castle. The show closes with a Thanksgiving greeting from KCPR special productions.
• Open Forum- David W. Dexter and Steve Stagnero debate ecology, the moon landings and the rivalry between the Muir Hall Mucky-Mucks Kazoo Marching Band and The Zuppo Nunzio Quintet. //Note: Although I only resided in Muir Hall for the Fall Quarter 1971, I still have my Mucky Muck issue kazoo - Len
• KCPR Drama- A single episode of a dramatic radio production that aired on KCPR around this time.
• The Cal Poly Collegians- A documentary or special production about the Cal Poly Collegians: http://music.calpoly.edu/collegians/ This program was recorded on the same tape as the dramatic production above. It sounds like the drama was recorded over the first 10 minutes of the Collegians program, but the remaining 17 minutes of the program remain historically significant.

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