The Birth and Evolution of the FM Dial “Card”!
As the Musings planned for this space hasn’t come together as anticipated … and as a gentleman recently engaged me in an…
The Song of World War II
“We’ll Meet Again,” it was the perfect message and the perfect time for the British peoples. It was a newly-written tune by a pair of new songwriters and one of Vera’s first recordings … released in the fall of 1939. This initial recording of the song, as you’ll hear here, was not a high-powered arrangement in any way … simply, as men by the thousands were headed off to war, it conveyed the message of hope and the longings of families and lovers being separated by the war … becoming the theme song of the nation for the long years ahead … and, along with it, making Vera the beloved darling of the suffering nation!…
A Radio Station & its Mistress! – Chapter Five
Here’s the last portion of Richard Pack’s 1983 article in Television-Radio Age: Not typecast For the most part, the WNEW salesmen were…
Honoring those who serve…
Yes, I’m speaking of the men and women who have served in our military forces … totaling in the tens of millions…
MBWA: Management By Walking Around
Due to Tudie’s # 1 Fan recently experiencing a fall which resulted in a broken arm of his right hand, he’s not…
A Radio Station & its Mistress! – Chapter Four
This chapter is devoted exclusively to Richard Pack’s 1983 Television-Radio Age article, in which he mostly addresses what you might call Tudie’s…
Golden Spike!
On what is being called the Golden Spike celebration, a week from now — on Friday, May 10th … rail historians and…
A Radio Station & its Mistress! – Chapter Three
Now, with 10,000 watts of power — which, in the big picture, is relatively equal to 50,000 watts — and located down…
A Radio Station & its Mistress! – Chapter Two
There were three key individuals involved in the creation and ascension of WNEW to the position of being one of America’s greatest-ever…
BNSF Railway & Its Heritage!
If you love “trains” and have at least some interest in railroad history as I do … you likely know everything I’m…
Flowers, Water & Lights = Longwood Gardens!
If you have not heard the name, Longwood Gardens is one of the largest botanical gardens in the United States, featuring an…
Bandleader Glenn Miller!
Due to an unanticipated issue that developed here at Master Control, we bring you an Encore of an earlier Musings: If you…