John,
I used to listen to and record KMPX quite frequently during this time
period myself. I recall the surf/synth stuff, but have no idea of its
source. Sounds like Moog to me.
One thing I remember distinctly from my taping sessions was the evening
of August 6th, 1970. There was a three piece set. The first piece was a
Rolling Stones piece (title forgotten), "Psychosomosis" by a jazz group
and finishing with "I've got murder in my heart for the judge" by Moby
Grape. The DJ then commented "Today is the end of silence. It's time to
sit back and start shouting."
The next day, was the Marin County court shootout with the Black
Panthers where the judge was killed, along with two B.P. Party members.
I remember reading the headlines the next day and shivering. I still
have the tape somewhere.
Scott
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johnrichoux wrote:
I used to listen to and record KMPX quite frequently during this time
period myself. I recall the surf/synth stuff, but have no idea of its
source. Sounds like Moog to me.
One thing I remember distinctly from my taping sessions was the evening
of August 6th, 1970. There was a three piece set. The first piece was a
Rolling Stones piece (title forgotten), "Psychosomosis" by a jazz group
and finishing with "I've got murder in my heart for the judge" by Moby
Grape. The DJ then commented "Today is the end of silence. It's time to
sit back and start shouting."
The next day, was the Marin County court shootout with the Black
Panthers where the judge was killed, along with two B.P. Party members.
I remember reading the headlines the next day and shivering. I still
have the tape somewhere.
Scott
--------------------------------------------------------------
johnrichoux wrote:
>
> Does anyone in the forum remember KMPX 106.9, San Francisco, circa 1969?
>
> Posted to my website (url below) are some clips from a live broadcast I
> taped, just before
> the station
> changed formats. There are also a couple of paragraphs with as much
> historical context I
> can remember.
>
> I am hoping that someone can shed some light on these clips. Does anyone
> recognize the
> music? Did other recordings ever exist? It must have been done on a
> Buchla or Moog.
>
> In fact, at my first meeting with Rex in Oakland (1997?) I remember
> trying to describe this
> piece to him (with all the employees thinking - 'another nut!'), asking
> 'can I do this with a
> Serge?' Turns out I can do a lot more.
>
> This recording was my first taste of synth music – and just before Abbey
> Road came out.
> These two, along with "Switched-On Bach" started my interest in
> synthesizers. I was 17 at
> the time. There is no question that this is the stuff that got me
> started down the slippery
> slope. I am more sentimental about this music than I am about all the
> bucks I've blown on
> synthesizers. I don't know how many years and dollars I spent trying to
> coax this stuff out
> of digital synths. Ahh, ignorance.
>
> This is also my first attempt at a website; if you have any
> difficulties, please let me know.
>
> To anyone that is interested, I have a complete 14:00 mp3.
>
> John Richoux
> http://home.mindspring.com/~jrichoux/
>
> p.s. to the moderator- I hope this has not wandered too far from the
> purpose of this
> forum.
>
>
>
>
>
> Keep on Patchin'!
>
>
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