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RE: Censoring "Kodachrome"
- Subject: RE: Censoring "Kodachrome"
- From: Steve Ordinetz <steveord@xtdl.com>
- Date: Fri, 9 May 1997 15:51:59 -0400
At 12:47 PM 5/8/97 -0400, Roger Kirk wrote:
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>As a tech at WRKO, in the early 70's, I was called upon many times to
>edit songs and lurid B-movie ads (e.g. Dr. Jekyll & Sister Hyde). The
>object always was to "offend as few people as possible." Heck, they
>edited "Hurricane" by Bob Dylan by snipping the offending word, flipping
>the tape end to end and splicing it back in.
As I recall, making an edit of any kind to a song in those days was very
uncool. I personally admired the job 'RKO did on their many custom song
edits...in fact, I'd say that was a big factor in my becoming interested in
radio production. I know I tried in vain to duplicate some of those edits
on my cheezy 1/4 track Ratshack reel-to-reel back then!
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