Doctor B on 24 Hours of Radio Art

I'm Doctor Bartlemania, or simply Doctor B. as I've been called by
my fellow DJ's at WHRW in Binghamton, New York. WHRW went on the
air in 1966 as a free-form non-commercial radio station. This
coming month marks our 45th anniversary, and we're still true to
our free-form tradition. Another tradition at WHRW is the on-air
sonic collage, or ?space mix?. Originally these were done live with
only two turntables, a microphone, a tape deck and sometimes the
odd vocalizations by chemically-enhanced studio occupants. This
space mix was of course created using modern digital
technology.

Another anniversary, an unhappy one, occurred last month. December
8, 2010 marked the 30th anniversary of the assassination of
musician and former Beatle, John Lennon. I created this mix in his
honor. Since I know that there are more John Lennon documentaries
and radio programs out there than there are stars across the
universe, I've done all I can to make my own contribution to his
memory as unique as possible. John Lennon was a fan of Karlheinz
Stockhausen, to whom all sound collagists are indebted and whose
work appears in this mix.


Description: John Lennon Space Mix