WESU Record Fair Rockin' Good Time

Records are making a comeback. They tend to be more affordable then other forms of music, many will argue that they sound better than digital music, and the catalog of vinyl titles spans so much that cannot be found elsewhere in any other form that records are perfect for collectors and obscure title seekers. I saw some Yugoslavian pop music from the 1970s and 1980s and a few other gems.

The music spun by the DJs was rockin', the crate diggers were happy, the food was tasty, and a good time was had by all. Kudos to WESU station manager Ben Michael for a succesful first annual Community Record Fair. A raffle helped to raise funds for the radio station which is a non-commercial nonprofit entity.

Spotted were many WESU DJs, many happy record enthusiasts, and the venerable Mr. Malcolm Tent (radio DJ @ wnhu / noisemaker / buyer and seller of records) http://www.trashamericanstyle.com/

Right: 88.1 FM WESU station manager Ben Michael

Above:

Jason Villani aka DJ Lord Lewis of the Rumpus Room
(The best in heavy funk/soul/afro/latin dance grooves, highlighting obscure and underground artists from the 60s and 70s and their contemporary counterparts.)
Every other Monday 8 - 9:30 pm

and Jonathan Michael aka DJ Johnny Analog of Life Is A Killer (Moving through the blues diaspora from front porch country blues and big city electric blues to jazz, R&B, funk and soul.)
Mondays 6:30 – 8pm

Listen at 88.1 on your FM dial or online at

http://www.wesufm.org/