Author: Jim Feliciano
From Static to Stereo: The Birth, Rise and Reign of FM Radio [Part One]
Introduction: The Birth of FM Radio
How clarity, culture, a [...]
Pop Goes With Coke: When Pop Artists Sang ‘It’s The Real Thing’
The Real Thing on the Radio: Coca-Cola and the Soundtrack of a Gen [...]
Keeping It ‘Real’: Don Steele’s Legacy Remembered, Recalled
“Alive—Alive!”: The Real Don Steele and the Golden Age of Boss Rad [...]
Crackling into History: The First Transistor Radio and the Dawn of Portable Radio
Waves of Change: The Regency TR-1 and the Transistor Radio Revolut [...]
“This Is 8MK Calling”: A Chapter of America’s First Radio Station
Live from Detroit: The First Voice of American Radio
Before the [...]
When “Lightnin’” Struck and Radio Listened: Remembering Lou Christie
A Tribute to Lou Christie, Pop’s Meteoric Voice of the ’60s
In [...]
Kansas City’s Radio Heartbeat: WHB Still Signals Through the Decades
The Origins of WHB: Kansas City's Sonic Pioneer
A Century of So [...]
From the Dial to the Heart: Willie B. . . . A Treasured NYC Radio Icon
William B. Williams: The Voice of New York Radio
In the golden [...]
Reflections . . . A Legacy Remembered: How Sly Stone Redefined Music and Culture
Sly Stone Was the Architect of Funk and the Voice of a Generation
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WCHB: The First Radio Station That Gave Detroit’s Black Community a Voice
The Soul Station on 1440 on the Dial Transformed Detroit’s Black M [...]