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- From: Kame'a Media <media...>
- Subject: LA radio
- Date: Fri 31 Jul 1998 21.52 (GMT)
Dear List Members:
The following excerpted e-mail may be of interest to those involved in
radio programming in the Los Angeles area.
I am aware that Larry Mayer at KUSC plays Jewish music around Holidays.
Is there no other Jewish (Yiddish, Hebrew, Ladino etc.) music to be
heard in the <Shtot fun Malokhim> on a regular basis?
("The bush in Canada" is a reference to the great Province of British
Columbia).
Git shabes alemen,
Wolf Krakowski
Kame'a Media
http://www.kamea.com
> This is Leo Sabulsky from Leo & Friends -
> I have played your CD, "Transmigrations" on three occasions over the
>past month and last night, I received a man and woman staying at a trailer
>park. The man called while I was on the air, and said:
> "Congratulations for a wonderful show - I cried when I heard the Yidishe
> Maykholim".
> I was pleased when I heard his comment and I had to put him on hold since I
> >had to play the next tune. When I came back, his wife talked on and
> on:
> "We are from Los Angeles and we have never heard Yiddish music
> on the air ever before".
>She demanded to know, "What kind of station are you anyway?"
> I explained that we are a community radio station.
> With a schriek and a yip, she broke into Yiddish.
>"Listen lady, I don't speak Yiddish."
> "Why not, you play the &^?# (sic) music? Your mama would not be happy
> >with you," she drawled on.
> I had to put her on hold to announce the next song.
>When I came back, the man was on and he announced to me that he wanted the
>>man who sang the song and he wanted him now.
>Without hesitation, I told him your name and the Kame'a Media label.
> As I was to do the next song, he said that he wanted the CD and that he
>wanted to know how I got it -
>"I travel all the way from LA and I find Yiddish music in the bush of Canada?
>>Why is that?"
> I had to go and all I know was that he was from LA and his wife's name was
> >**** and she was very talkative.
>Her last words were: "I do love those songs."
> Leo Sabulsky
> CHET Radio
>Chetwynd, BC