Hey Dime Members,

While i was digging around in my old tape vault (or what's left of it) i found an old box full of Interviews.
They are from all the different decades, 70's, 80's, 90's etc...
Some are private interviews done by phone or in person, some are FM broadcasts,
while still others are from syndicated radio shows like "Rockline", etc...
So sit back and enjoy a brief series of interviews i have to share with you.
I will likely upload these at night to give the nostalgic feeling of listening to late night radio.
So next is;

PHIL MOGG & PETE WAY(UFO)
1978-12-12
Sheraton Park Hotel Room
Washington, D.C.
U.S.A.


WGTB FM Broadcast*

Broadcast 1978-12-31

Interviewed by; Walter Hasset (DJ)


Analog Cassette>CDR>EAC>WAV>TLH>FLAC>DIME

Originally from the collection of; "arcme262"

Transferred, Track Marked (CD Wav Editor) & Uploaded by "Lucifer Burns"


1. Introduction by DJ about the "Interview"/Joined By Walter Hasset Who Conducted The "Interview"

PHIL MOGG & PETE WAY talk about;

2. Why Michael Schenker Left UFO/The Live Release Coming Out/Schenker vs Chapman/Paul Chapman's Past Bands/
UFO's Past Guitarists/UFO's Future/The Live Release(again)/Why Leo Lyons As Producer/Chick Churchill & James Dewar/
The Music Stays The Same/Paul & Michael/Why Did You Take Schenker Back?/Light Out Tour With Paul Chapman/
"We Wish You A Merry Christmas

3. Back To Walter Hasset(DJ) & The DJ That 1st Introduced Him


Total Time; 18:45

ANY officially released material as well as any commercials have been removed.


*WGTB is a student-run internet radio station at Georgetown University in Washington, D.C.
The station was originally founded as an AM station in 1946 by Rev. Francis Layden, SJ, moving to FM in 1960.
In the late 1960s and through the 1970s, the station attracted attention in the Washington, DC area for its blend of alternative rock.
Its tag line was WGTB, one nation underground.
Strong left-wing sentiments, especially ads for the Washington Free Clinic, caused significant friction between the station's staff and the school's administration.
Ultimately, Fr. Timothy Healy, SJ, Georgetown's president, donated the 6,700-watt signal, broadcasting at 90.1 MHz, to the University of the District of Columbia in 1979 for the sum of one dollar.
UDC sold the signal to C-SPAN in 1997 for $25 million. That incarnation of the station is now WCSP-FM.

A new student staff resurrected the College radio station in 1982 as WROX-AM, an album-oriented rock format broadcasting to individual campus buildings over carrier current at 690 AM.
The station reverted to its WGTB call sign in 1985, moving to an alternative format.
After the move from studios in the Copley dormitory basement to the Leavey Center in 1996, the station broadcast via a "leaky cable" FM system at 92.3 MHz,
also intended to ensure that the station could only broadcast around the campus and its immediate environs.
Since 2001, WGTB's content has been available exclusively over the web. Broadcasts can be heard every day from 8 a.m. to 2 a.m at georgetownradio.com.

Recorded programming from WGTB, mostly in the 1970s can be heard Wednesdays on internet-radio station, WGAY (found at wgay.fm)
Fortunately, hundreds of hours of WGTB were recorded by various listeners, several of whom have allowed WGAY to borrow and digitally dub these historical tapes,
so that the sound of WGTB will continue to be heard.~ wikipedi


This is a fresh (03/2016) tape transfer.



I will let the artist & their music speak for themsleves.

Comments from YOU, the listener will be much more interesting....


PLEASE ENJOY THE MUSIC, WHILE YOU STILL CAN, BEFORE YOU'RE DEAD! AND WE'RE ALL DYING IN HERE, BUT YOU'RE NOT DEAD YET !