I'm quite positive that there is a story in there somewhere. But, besides that, there was a heck of a mess and a hole in the wall. 'Nuff said.


The 8-trackAh, yes. The infamous 8-track. Created by William Lear in 1965, that little (it really wasn't) innovation, based upon Earl "Madman" Muntz' 4-track cartridge took music to new levels. Essentially the first portable music medium (the Compact Cassette was created in '64 by Philips) that really caught on.The 8-track
Lear was tied in to Ford through Motorola, which he had helped to found. This is the connection that allowed the players to adorn the underside of the dashes in Ford's entire line of 1966 cars. Originally meant to be used in transportation, not home use (where records and reel-to-reel tape recorders reigned supreme) the fidelity was
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