Biondi Interview 1970

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Notes from seller:

"This "Dick Biondi and Friends" interview with Karen & Richard was broadcast in the fall of 1970. I think this is K&R's most revealing interview ever. Besides discussing their music they also express their opinions on religion, politics, drugs, the Vietnam war, the assassination of president Kennedy, communism, the state of the world and much more on what was going on in the world in 1970."

Also includes short segments of We've Only Just Begun, Love Is Surrender and Reason to Believe.

Running time is 50 minutes; audio quality is very good.

About Dick Biondi

Dick Biondi began his broadcasting career in New York in the 1950s, and after moving to Chicago he quickly became one of the nation’s top disc jockeys.

After a spell based in Southern California, Biondi returned to Chicago in 1967 for a five-year stint at WCFL/Chicago, where this interview would have been taped.

Biondi returned to Chicago once more in 1984 to help launch WJMK, the oldies station where he is still heard six days a week.