Re: [HCDX] from Ilya a jazz fan

[malamb@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]

Ilya, I believe I can help you.  I do a shortwave radio program here in
the USA, and I also do a local jazz program in Syracuse, New York from
the Syracuse University station, WAER.  I have some recordings of Willis
Conover broadcasts, complete with the famous opening music and words.
E-mail me off the list, and I can send you some cassette tapes if you
like.

Marie Lamb

I think you have everything you need.  If not, you'll just have to fake
it.--Don Dolloff, WCNY Classic FM, 2002.

Never a dull moment; if there is one, chances are I'm not around.--Marie
Lamb, WAER Jazz 88, 2002.

On Sat, 11 Oct 2003, ilya wrote:

> Dear Sir/Madam .
> I'm a former soviet citizen started as a jazz fan in early 60-s. Voice of
> Willis Connover was a real bridge between us ( the soviet underground fans
> and western civilization. I'ii be so happy to find his (W.C.) voice
> recorded. Especially " This is a Voice of America . Time for Jazz. Willis
> Connover speaking. Jazz hour.....  followed by Duke Ellington's: Take The
> 'A' Train .
> Could you help me to find  his voice? Any other ideas ?
> Best regards
> ILYA.
>
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