By Jack Silbert on November 3, 2013
Maybe you’ve seen the name Frank B. on this site. Back in early 2008, Frank Boscoe invited me to become a contributor to Salt in Wound. Twenty years earlier, he was my music director at WRCT, the radio station of Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Frank had a strong influence on my developing musical […]
Posted in personal history | Tagged #Poundsign#, Carnegie Mellon, Frank Boscoe, Jerry Fuchs, Leital Molad, meta, Pittsburgh, Rob Christiansen, Stephen Vesecky, The Gazetteers, unpopular music, Vehicle Flips, WFXIV, Wimp Factor 14, Wimp Factor Fourteen, WNYC, WRCT | 5 Responses
By Jack Silbert on May 3, 2013
I was aware of Stephen Vesecky’s band #Poundsign# well before Stephen and I became good friends. We recently sat down for a wide-ranging conversation involving much silliness and a little bit of wisdom. At the end, we duet (!) on a Smiths classic. In theory, this is the first episode of a new podcast, Escape […]
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