Good music. Good writing. Been reading you on Substack for years, and enjoying and buying Holly’s books. It’s time for me to subscribe because the worker is worthy of his wage. Groovy 80s bass lines and RuPaul for god’s sakes! TY.
Truly an engaging writer. You never disappoint. I grin through everything of yours I have read. The casual observer must wonder what could illicit such a joyful emotion. I can't tell you. But its pleasing and painless.
Thank you so much for ALL of this. I am an avid fan and friend of Atl / Ga / Southeast Music and was first female producer and host of the The Peach Jam on 96 Rock, whilst on-air Friday afternoons at WRAS, from 1989-1992. When you write "you capture the sound on digital equipment as best you can. (Then you just hope the grid never goes down)" makes me happy that I am digitally archiving ALL my old air-checks, interviews and mixtapes and saving them on my proprietary 'taco' (my outboard hard drive - for you libidinous freaks reading this comment who are not in the know, hehe)
Thank you, Delia! 96 Rock was a big part of my childhood. I had the bumper sticker and everything. Glad to know you’re archiving your precious analog stuff. Keep rockin, sister.
Beautifully penned. Such great writing!
Thank you so much.
Good music. Good writing. Been reading you on Substack for years, and enjoying and buying Holly’s books. It’s time for me to subscribe because the worker is worthy of his wage. Groovy 80s bass lines and RuPaul for god’s sakes! TY.
Thanks so much, Hugh! Much appreciated.
Truly an engaging writer. You never disappoint. I grin through everything of yours I have read. The casual observer must wonder what could illicit such a joyful emotion. I can't tell you. But its pleasing and painless.
Peace my man.
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You da man. I appreciate you. Thanks for making my day.
Thank you so much for ALL of this. I am an avid fan and friend of Atl / Ga / Southeast Music and was first female producer and host of the The Peach Jam on 96 Rock, whilst on-air Friday afternoons at WRAS, from 1989-1992. When you write "you capture the sound on digital equipment as best you can. (Then you just hope the grid never goes down)" makes me happy that I am digitally archiving ALL my old air-checks, interviews and mixtapes and saving them on my proprietary 'taco' (my outboard hard drive - for you libidinous freaks reading this comment who are not in the know, hehe)
Thank you, Delia! 96 Rock was a big part of my childhood. I had the bumper sticker and everything. Glad to know you’re archiving your precious analog stuff. Keep rockin, sister.
Thanks man!