I can't believe I'm still making video. This one was done on my old VHS equipment. Just a little video I did of our remote broadcast. Yes, 21 years ago I was doing what folks do now on Utube. Guess I was a pioneer or something. LOL Its old so forgive the quality. Me and this video have aged gracefully.Another strange thing is I ran into Romeo Sullivan today at a local eatery. We reminisced of old times and got caught up on our respective projects. So I thought I'd post this old file and let you take a look at it since its on my hard drive anyway.

I was going through some old tapes and while I still have a working VHS machine, I figured I better get some of this converted to something that may still play in 20 years.
The players in this fine production above have all moved on. Romeo has a world wide audience now playing old country and doo wap on the Internet. Toni owns a station in Tennessee, John is still in town and has the morning show on a local station and I own my video company. Twenty years ago we were the hottest thing. I like to think we still are. :D
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Found your site through Google Alerts. Interesting that I am involved in putting WKNZ on the air as a non-comm Christian station in Delaware (www.wknz.org)and I am also a video producer. (www.watermark-productions.com)
Interesting...
Wow! Always wondered what happened to the call letters. LOL During my time at WKNZ it was owned by Mr. Wolverton. It began as a country station and later was sold and became oldies. I was Program Director and Operations Manager, as well as a morning DJ and other duties throughout my time there. Good to see it is still around at least in a new incarnation.
We had a blast working there. It was fun and the people were great!
Thank you for posting!
J
A blast from the past is really fun. I blogged a while back about coming across one of my old anchoring segments from about 1988 or 89 that I had forgotten about and the adrenaline rush hit me like it was happening again.
Fun stuff, I have to search thru my old 3/4" tapes and convert them to save for posterity.
Bill
www.billmecca.com
Great blog I enjjoyed reading
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