Another day, another one of our fabulous hosts profiled in his hometown paper.
This time it’s Ohioan Tony Peters, whose Icon Fetch, in recent months alone, has been graced by such pop-music figures as Tom Johnson of The Doobie Brothers, Chris Difford of Squeeze, Jesse Valenzuela of the Gin Blossoms, Gary Brooker of Procol Harum and (our fave) Maria Muldaur, who scored a monster hit with 1974’s Midnight at the Oasis.

Tony: Subterranean blues—and pop, and rock, and soul and so on.
In a story headlined “Former Disc Jockey Hosts Show from His Basement,” the Dayton Daily News writes:
“In many ways the Internet is still a wild frontier, where Pulitzer Prize-winning journalists and home hobbyist alike are free to explore their passions online. Unfortunately, for every part-time blogger or podcast host offering content that is professional, insightful and Continue reading