But buying them from the speedway museum would put more money in Tony George's
already too deep pockets. I won't support his attacks on CART and real Indy
car racing. I've always got my radio memories.
Roger
>>> "Bill Carroll" <bcarroll@artcraftkc.net> 05/08/01 02:38PM >>>
I fowarded the original message of this thread to a friend whose uncle was
involved with the radio broadcasts year ago. Here's his reply.
bill carroll
----- Original Message -----
From: "W. E. Walker" <genewalker@earthlink.net>
To: "Bill Carroll" <bcarroll@artcraftkc.net>
Sent: Monday, May 07, 2001 6:23 PM
Subject: Re: Fw: Gee but I'd love to hear that again
>
> Bill:
>
> When my uncle, Darl Wible, and I went to the Indy Museum in April, one of
the
> things we mentioned to the Historian [forgotten his name, old I guess] was
> the need to have the recordings available. The Speedway owns the
recordings,
> the rights and the tapes themselves.
> I would suggest writing, E-mailing or calling the Museum and requesting
> recordings. Mebbe, if they see enough market they will make CD's
available.
> I told the historian to put me at the top of the list should they publish.
>
> Forward to your Buds so they can inundate the Museum with mailings too.
>
> Geno
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