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Pete Fornatale, WFUV NY January 26 2002 Pt.3 (1:00:49)

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… We’re gonna wind it up with some favorite moments, some brilliant things from other media …
Ooops! Somehow, one of the songs in the first set is the wrong one, and it’s obvious because it has nothing to do with radio. Pete Fornatale suggests that the mistake will be repaired on WFUV’s online version, but since this was recorded from the air, the mistake remains. However, there’s no mistake with the inclusion of the classic scene from American Graffitti featuring Richard Dreyfus and Wolfman Jack. Also, several NAB Who Listens To Radio spots from Stan Freberg are featured. The program concludes with Ghosts of Radio’s Past, featured at REELRADIO since November 1997 as “New York City 1960’s Composite”.  ALL COMMENTS FOR PART THREE, PETE FORNATALE, WFUV-FM NY JANUARY 26, 2002

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