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Tuesday, August 20, 2013
KXCI Put 1973 Behind Us Aug. 17 at the Rialto
Posted By Linda Ray on Tue, Aug 20, 2013 at 12:00 PM
Thank yourself, Tucson, for making it possible to listen to awesome original programming by real DJs playing one song at a time on Community Radio KXCI.
We love them so much that we don't even mind that they keep bringing back the ’70s like a lost cat. After last Saturday at the Rialto we relived 1973 for, with luck, the last time in our lives. And, face it, we had fun imagining what those ’73 hits would have sounded like had some of our favorite Tucson musicians been around to give them a spin.
Here are CE Elliott's photos of the night's festivities:
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