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EDITOR::::::JIM C. CONNELLY
 CONTRIBUTORS: SYDNEY, BOY WONDER, K.I.R.K., TRANSLATOR, DEMI, DOORKNOB, WIRE TRAIN, THE R.E.M. LYRIC DECIPHERING PARTY, THE WILD MAN, AND LUCIA THANKS: JAY MITCHELL, JULUKA, THE BONGOS, FREE POLICE TICKETS, THE UNDERWRITERS, THE HACIENDA, THE GIRL WHO BOUGHT A TICKET TO STOP THE RESIDENTS, SPEEDA SOUND, THE GIRL WONDER, THE OLD LADY AT BULLARD, U2 AT RED ROCKS, THE BATMAN PARTY, AND EVERYBODY WHO HELPED AND WENT TO TRANSLATOR 
FROM COUNTRY TO REGGAE
The places that you are most likely to hear KFSR's new jocks are the KFSR special shows. These are the shows that feature one narrow branch of music.Sat. 6-10: With the defection of the Slam, The Memphis Jukebox reverts back from Rockabilly to Country Music and Southern Rock. Sat. 10-10:30: The Big Fresno Barn Dance - 50 years of Western Swing with Don & Steve. Sat. 11-2: Latin Jazz in Sabor de la Gente Sat. 2-4: Folk-type music. Sun. 11-2: Soul on Sunday. Sun. 2-4: Classical Music Sun. 7-9: The return of the BBC College Concert and The Great Albums show. New live music followed by older music that was ignored by radio. Mon. 10-11: The Jazz Album Revue - the best of the new J-A-Z-Z releases. Mon. 8-11: Rhythm and Blues with John Richardson. Tue. 8-11: Dis a Reggae Music. Wed. 12-3: The Oldies invade once again. If you want to broaden your musical horizons a tad, listen in on these special shows; maybe, just maybe, you might learn to appreciate other forms of music.
YOU SAY GOODBYE; I SAY HELLO
We are saddened to say goodbye to more of our departing jocks:Felix Hawkins, who gave us J-A-Z-Z on Friday mornings. Jerry Arradondo, Thursday Jazz. and Steve Schmidt, Wednesday evening rock and roller who knew his music. And welcome back big Mark Luzinia and Alan "Talk Too Much" Atamian |
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Well, hello again, If you are a frequent KFSR listener (and if not, why not?), you will undoubtedly be noticing a few changes in the near future. First of all, a lot of new people are currently training to be DJ's, news announcers, sports people and public affairs personalities. So, your radio will soon be invaded by new vocal cords -- DON'T BE FRIGHTENED!!! Although they may not be real smooth yet, the new people will have all of the excitement that you have come to expect from KFSR. And when they mess up, well, try to chuckle-it's part of the process. (You see, we let people embarass themselves into improving.) Also, listen for more sports and public affairs programming, and, as always, the greatest new music (and JAZZ!!!) Thanx,
P.S. I hope everyone had a great time at Translator, I sure did.
Ed Schreiber, Program Director
RANDOM BOATS
The worst news of 1983 is the news that Mick Jones was axed by The Clash. We understand that Joe Strummer and Paul Simonon will continue without Mick, but we wonder what the point is. In our opinion (using the editorial "we" & "our"), Mick Jones was the heart and soul of The Clash, and to continue to use the name "The Clash" without Mick would be as honest as a Beatles reunion. Because whether he was backing up Strummer's gruff vocals with his whine or spewing out some of the most powerful riffs in rock history, Mick Jones was what made The Clash the greatest band to come out of the late '70s punk movement.
The greatest band in the world now is probably U2. If you want proof, catch their live performance at Red Rocks on Showtime. It's as uplifting and exhilarating as one of their albums, and it's easily the most incredible live rock and roll we've seen on film since "The Kids Are Alright." See it now. |
Sometime Mid-Oct '83
VOLUME 1 NUMBER 4 KFSR THRASHERS 20 KKDJ DESTROYERS 10 HOW ABOUT THOSE 49ERS?!?
OVERHEARD AT BULLARD H.S. "You better believe I'm watching you!!!!!!!!!!" |
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