Word: discs
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Baltimore Orioles and is ineligible to play. Then the biggest player on the squad, 6-8 Dave Delaney, decided to spend more time on his studies and quit the team. A week ago the Terriers' best sophomore, Skip Mortimer, who was averaging 16 points a game, slipped a disc and will be out for the season...
...August Bostonians not only listened to the song, they loved it. "This song is so popular," WBZ disc jockey Bruce Bradley told his listeners during one show, we're gonna play it three times tonight." But one week later the station stopped playing it altogether, WBZ made no public statement on the ban, and it remained on the station's hit list as number one. One Sunday morning, when Dave Maynard played through the top thirty songs in order, he simply stopped at number two and went on to the newseast...
Only station WMEX continues to play the song, rating it number 18. Disc jockey Arnie "Woo Woo" Ginsberg said that it was a "good sound that might express feelings of a kid about to be drafted...
...mind boggles. The disc slips. Marguerite Young's phantasmagoric novel of a dream journey across the U.S. contains 1,198 pages. Some phantasmagoric novel! Only a fictional pressagent's verbal weapons could describe it: "Marguerite Young's new novel is so big that if its air conditioning is turned off, clouds form inside. Its electrical system contains 11,425 miles of copper wire. None of it connected. The cement that went into its construction could build Grand Coulee Dam, with enough left over to fill a wash tub into which might be placed the feet...
BLOCH: QUINTET FOR PIANO AND STRINGS (Concert-Disc). Best known for his powerful and sensuous Hebraic music (Schelo-mo and Sacred Service), Bloch also wrote other works, like the 1923 quintet, that are not specifically of Jewish inspiration but are also lavishly colored and emotionally evocative. The floating violins of the Fine Arts Quartet properly take precedence in virtuosity, even over the shimmering piano of Frank Glazer...