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AM/FM
Artist overview
AM/FM connects several important D.C. music lanes. An archived interview with Mike Hughes traces the group through former Experience Unlimited members who had worked as “The Crew” with Vaughan Mason, then moved into their own recording identity before returning to D.C. and working the Go-Go circuit. That makes AM/FM both a recording-band story and a live-Go-Go story.
Music
Live & PA archive
The working Go-Go catalog currently gives AM/FM a concrete late-1980s live trail. These entries are preserved as collector-catalog evidence until flyers, tapes, newspapers or venue records corroborate each date.
Timeline
Mike Hughes and other former E.U. musicians work in the Vaughan Mason & Crew orbit before AM/FM.
AM/FM establishes a record identity; surviving sources vary slightly on exact year/label presentation.
Hughes recalled the band leaning back into its Go-Go roots while working through recording/business changes.
Collector catalog entries place AM/FM at Crystal Skate, Panorama Room, Black Hole, Evans Grill, Langdon Park, Safari Club and Triples.
TMOTTGoGo documents Mike Hughes bringing AM/FM-connected musicians into the revived Proper Utensils lineup.
People
Connections
AM/FM is exactly why the website’s personnel-tree system matters. Its history intersects E.U., Vaughan Mason & Crew, the D.C. Go-Go circuit and later Proper Utensils. The page keeps those connections visible without collapsing the groups into one band.
Source trail
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