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5/17/2008
Matt Pinfield
Morning Drive
From the day he was born Matt always knew we wanted to be around music. At 3 years old he sat for hours in front of his family's beat-up record player, listening to his older siblings' various rock and soul records. By the age of 9, he had his own pirate AM radio station, which he helped his father build in the basement of his suburban New Jersey home. At age 16, he was the youngest disc jockey ever to be given his own show on the college radio station at Rutgers University, WRSU. Throughout his college years, Matt continued ...
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8/4/2008
Steve Craig
Midday
History… I was born and raised in the surf-punk cultural mecca of Huntington Beach. Having grown up listening to The Beatles, The Beach Boys, Creedence and The Stones, I wasn’t quite prepared for the life-changing event that happened on my birthday, August 11, 1976.   A friend of mine snuck me in to see The Ramones for their first ever west coast show at the Roxy in LA. I never really knew what rock & roll was until that night. I quickly traded my surfboard for a drum kit. I spent a lot of time in the garage and taught ...
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3/30/2009
Nik Carter
Weekdays 3P – 7PM
Contact Nik Nik@1019rxp.com I grew up in Cambridge, Massachusetts and studied acting at NYU where I was practically expelled from the drama program for blowing off acting classes regularly to hang out at the radio station WNYU FM, everyday. At the time my parents did not see the wisdom of these actions and to be honest, I’m not sure there was a lot of method to that madness at the time. After graduation I did work as an actor landing small, make that microscopically small roles in a few movies and TV shows, but alas I always ended up on ...
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5/19/2008
Phillips
Weeknights 7P – Midnight
My exposure to varying music styles came from my Brooklyn summer camp’s “boom box” which alternated between all things Rolling Stones and Frankie Smith’s “Double Dutch Bus” (I still know the words…) Most identified with their music and lifestyle, I remained happily neutral. Both the rockers and the hip-hop junkies were my friends. 1986. The Mets win the World Series and along comes, “Licensed To Ill”. The Beasties were Brooklyn and made music that screamed my music sensibilities. Sure, the novelty of knowing all the words to “Paul Revere” eventually faded, but it certainly helped pass the time riding the ...
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11/2/2008
Rich Russo
Host of "Anything Anything"
Hey RXP! This weekend I will be supporting Record Store Day at the following locations: Jack's Music Shoppe Red Bank, NJ (732)-842-0731 Scotti's Record Shops Summit, NJ Vintage Vinyl Fords, NJ (732)-225-7717 Sound Station Westfield, NJ (908) 654-4110 Springsteen’s line from No Surrender says it best, “we learned more from a 3 minute record than we ever did in school” A true music aficionado and collector, Russo boasts a collection of vinyl and cds that has approximate 100,000 pieces. “Music is the most personal and yet one of the most shared experiences you can have. I don’t expect that everyone ...
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