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posted by phillip rauls at 10:11 PM
Having departed a hastened lifestye in the record business for over four decades, I wanted to do something different. That's when I became a urban dropout and moved 65 miles Northwest of Seattle into a rural setting. Upon relocation, I reinvented myself and experienced a pleasant transformation. Often I get asked about my background in the music business. For those inquiries please visit my Web Site posted in links section. I enjoy living in The Great Pacific Northwest. You have mountains, ocean, fields and valleys. My residence is located hillside on an island overlooking snow-cap mountains and the ocean. Hobbies include motorcycling on country roads and relaxing at sunset with camera in hand. I'm still a music-bum and a relentless basketball nut. Sometimes back I archived all my photographs and music for reference. After boxing them away for years, I finally retrieved them for curiosity. After blowing off the dust of my treasure chests, I found some very interesting memorabilia. In 2005 we launched this blog while using my own photos & original stories. While building on that success, we now have a new book out titled "The Rock Trenches."
4 Comments:
Thanks for the WMC Photo! Jon Scott was a friend of mine, and told me about the 400 Thousand Watts of Power. Now they are about 295 Thousand. It was neat to see Jon in the Picture when he had lots of hair!
Seeing the picture of the FM100 DJ's really brought back some fond memories of Memphis radio. I consider myself fortunate to say I was an FM100 listener for many years until that fateful year 1975 when they ditched the album rock format. I still have several albums in my collection from artists I have never heard over the radio except for FM100 (David Werner and Kathi Dalton for example). Oh to be able to go back to those great days of FM rock..........
Non stop STEREO rock for the great Mid South WMC FM100....dig it
Ron Michaels ,our little bitty buddy RIP
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