by Abraham Lopez First, we had chants, then choirs, opera, blues, jazz, rock and roll. Although, there was no one to record it. With time we had the phonograph, then the vinyl records and LPs, and the biggest star of them all, radio. Radio was everywhere but it wasn’t good enough, then a shooting star […]
Music on TV 24/7? Get Out of Town. — Got A Million Rhymes
I, personally have never been fond of MTV.
The only aspect of MTV that I’ve ever cared about is former NBC Radio and WMAQ-AM-FM employee who was based in Chicago, Robert Pittman; who was largely responsible for the transition of WMAQ-FM into WKQX-FM, and had made WKQX-FM NBC’s most profitable and attractive Radio property before they had exited the Radio business in the late 1980’s, was involved in the startup of MTV at the time is was founded by a joint-venture between Warner Entertainment and American Express called Warner-Amex Satellite Entertainment.
Matthew Parij 