Title: Episodic and discontinuous
Product review: There's disappointingly little narrative or historical continuity to tie together the anecdotes that make up "Raised on Radio". If you have a room in your house where you read for only five minutes a day, this is the book for you. If you are looking for a real history (or even a continuous memoire) of an important cultural phenomenon, look elsewhere. On a story-by-story basis, it's often a delight, but it's flawed by those errors cited by others and by an amazing editing gaff in which Adlai Stevenson is cited as a 1960 presidential candidate.
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