Uncle Joe Benson – 1981/94-95-97 KLOS Host of the Seventh Day
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Sundays @ 5 played 7 albums back to back.
This is where I had a new appreciation for Pop music as an art…if the record company did not arrange your albums, there was a rhyme and reason for how an albums song order was created. They do it in concerts. the artists wanted to set a mood for the guy or girl listening at home as well. Joe would explain all of that.
Lived out there 80-92. Sunday night must listen with my tapedeck at the ready.
I can still hear his voice.