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Duncan at 13:10, 19 February 2007

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Radio station at [[Pomona College]]. Established as a low power station in the mid 1950's it grew into a more powerful station by 1959. Initially it was a classical music and local news station which developed an eclectic style incorporatng classical, jazz, and what would become known as [[wikipedia:World music|World music]] along with humorous spoof items. Zappa contributed [[The Uncle Frankie Show]] into this mix which he recorded in [[Studio Z]] late 1964.

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No stranger to Claremont, Zappa as a “townie” briefly had hosted his own [[KSPC]] program “[[The Uncle Frankie Show|Uncle Frankie’s Show]]” in the early ’60s where he explored his interest in all things musically outré and exercised his bizarre wit by inviting listeners to write in and “just tell me how many kittens that your animals have been having.”</blockquote>
<div align=right>- [http://www.pomona.edu/Magazine/pcmsp06/OOkspc1.shtml Pomona College Magazine Article]</div>

Brief extracts can be found on:

[[Mystery Disc]]

[[Joe's XMASage]]

[http://www.kspc.org/ KSPC Website]

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	Radio station at [[Pomona College]]. Established as a low power station in the mid 1950's it grew into a more powerful station by 1959. Initially it was a classical music and local news station which developed an eclectic style incorporating classical, jazz, and what would become known as [[wikipedia:World music\|World music]] along with humorous spoof items. [[Biography\|Zappa]] contributed [[The Uncle Frankie Show]] into this mix which he recorded in [[Studio Z]] late 1964.		Radio station at [[Pomona College]]. Established as a low power station in the mid 1950's it grew into a more powerful station by 1959. Initially it was a classical music and local news station which developed an eclectic style incorporating classical, jazz, and what would become known as [[wikipedia:World music\|World music]] along with humorous spoof items. [[Biography\|Zappa]] contributed [[The Uncle Frankie Show]] into this mix which he recorded in [[Studio Z]] late 1964.

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−	Radio station at [[Pomona College]]. Established as a low power station in the mid 1950's it grew into a more powerful station by 1959. Initially it was a classical music and local news station which developed an eclectic style ~~incorporatng~~ classical, jazz, and what would become known as [[wikipedia:World music\|World music]] along with humorous spoof items. [[~~Frank Zappa~~\|Zappa]] contributed [[The Uncle Frankie Show]] into this mix which he recorded in [[Studio Z]] late 1964.	+	Radio station at [[Pomona College]]. Established as a low power station in the mid 1950's it grew into a more powerful station by 1959. Initially it was a classical music and local news station which developed an eclectic style incorporating classical, jazz, and what would become known as [[wikipedia:World music\|World music]] along with humorous spoof items. [[Biography\|Zappa]] contributed [[The Uncle Frankie Show]] into this mix which he recorded in [[Studio Z]] late 1964.

	<blockquote>"No stranger to Claremont, Zappa as a 'townie' briefly had hosted his own [[KSPC]] program '[[The Uncle Frankie Show\|Uncle Frankie’s Show]]' in the early ’60s where he explored his interest in all things musically outré and exercised his bizarre wit by inviting listeners to write in and 'just tell me how many kittens that your animals have been having.'"</blockquote>		<blockquote>"No stranger to Claremont, Zappa as a 'townie' briefly had hosted his own [[KSPC]] program '[[The Uncle Frankie Show\|Uncle Frankie’s Show]]' in the early ’60s where he explored his interest in all things musically outré and exercised his bizarre wit by inviting listeners to write in and 'just tell me how many kittens that your animals have been having.'"</blockquote>

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 ==See Also==
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-Radio station at [[Pomona College]].  Established as a low power station in the mid 1950's it grew into a more powerful station  by 1959. Initially it was a classical music and local news station which developed an eclectic style incorporatng classical, jazz, and what would become known as [[wikipedia:World music|World music]] along with humorous spoof items. Zappa contributed [[The Uncle Frankie Show]] into this mix which he recorded in [[Studio Z]] late 1964.
+Radio station at [[Pomona College]].  Established as a low power station in the mid 1950's it grew into a more powerful station  by 1959. Initially it was a classical music and local news station which developed an eclectic style incorporatng classical, jazz, and what would become known as [[wikipedia:World music|World music]] along with humorous spoof items. [[Frank Zappa|Zappa]] contributed [[The Uncle Frankie Show]] into this mix which he recorded in [[Studio Z]] late 1964.
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+<blockquote>"No stranger to Claremont, Zappa as a 'townie' briefly had hosted his own [[KSPC]] program '[[The Uncle Frankie Show|Uncle Frankie’s Show]]' in the early ’60s where he explored his interest in all things musically outré and exercised his bizarre wit by inviting listeners to write in and 'just tell me how many kittens that your animals have been having.'"</blockquote>
-No stranger to Claremont, Zappa as a “townie” briefly had hosted his own [[KSPC]] program “[[The Uncle Frankie Show|Uncle Frankie’s Show]]” in the early ’60s where he explored his interest in all things musically outré and exercised his bizarre wit by inviting listeners to write in and “just tell me how many kittens that your animals have been having.”</blockquote>
+<div align=right>— [http://www.pomona.edu/Magazine/pcmsp06/OOkspc1.shtml Pomona College Magazine Article]</div>
 Brief extracts can be found on:
-[[Mystery Disc]]
+==See Also==
+*[http://www.kspc.org/ KSPC Website]