Joe Vincenza
1459 Host/Content & Operations DirectorJoe Vincenza has been working in public radio since 1984, doing any number of jobs at a variety of stations around the country. As Program Director at WUWF, a position he's held since arriving in Pensacola in 2000, his job now focuses on making sure the station sounds as good as it can, both in content and in technical quality. He's also the guy listeners should talk to when there is something they don't like, or something they do. Contact: 850.473.7451 or joe@wuwf.org.
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WUWF's Joe V. looks back on Linda Ronstadt's "Prisoner in Disguise." -
WUWF's Joe V. looks back on The Chieftains 5. The album is 50 this year. -
WUWF's Joe V. reflects on The Electric Light Orchestra's "Face the Music," which turned 50 this year. -
WUWF Operations Director and Host Joe Vincenza revisits Fleetwood Mac's "The White Album" for his Fine at 50 series. -
Bonnie Raitt's "Takin' My Time' turns 50 this year. Joe Vincenza shares his thoughts on it. -
Music host Joe V. shares insights about another album celebrating 50 years. -
Joe Vincenza shares his thoughts on Gary Burton's "The New Quartet" which turns 50 this year. -
WUWF's Joe Vincenza revisits The Doobie Brothers album "The Captain and Me" -
WUWF's 14/59 host Joe Vincenza revisits another album turning 50. -
Fifty years ago, in March 1973, Fleetwood Mac released their 7th album, “Penguin." With some previous personnel (Danny Kirwan) departing and the addition of Bob Weston and Dave Walker, the recording (as so many Mac recordings have) tore off into a new direction from it’s predecessor “Bare Trees."
