1967 Lou Reed John Cale Radio Interview on The music factory
Episode 3 of the The Music factory with Tom Wilson. Interview segments only, music and commercials have been edited out. full interview In 1967 and ’68 Tom Wilson hosted a free-form radio program called The Music Factory, sponsored by MGM-Verve. It premiered on WABC-FM (New York) in June 1967, before going national via 12″ vinyl discs distributed to interested radio stations. Wilson hosted 25 hour-long syndicated episodes, each of which featured interviews with musicians, producers, and engineers, as well as tracks from MGM, Verve, and affiliated label releases.

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