Author: Jim Feliciano
When Radio Changed Everything: James Carroll, WWDC, and the Beatles’ First U.S. Spin
Introduction: A Nation on the Brink of New Sound for 1964
In late 1 [...]
Preserving Detroit’s Radio and Music Legacy: Honoring Historian David Carson
Introduction: A Time Capsule of 1963 — Preserved by David Carson
De [...]
Steve Cropper Memorialized: The Guitarist Who Defined the Soul of Memphis
Introduction: Steve Cropper —The Soulful Architect of Stax Remembered
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December 6, 1969: Altamont Speedway—The Day the Music Turned Dark
Introduction: From Woodstock to Altamont
The summer of 1969 had giv [...]
Chuck Blore: Production Genius Who Re-Imaged Radio’s Most Iconic Sounds
Introduction: A Visionary in Crafting Radio with Artistic Productions
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From WHDH to NBC to CBS and Beyond: Bob & Ray’s Comedic Partnership Preserved in Legacy
The Bob and Ray Show: NBC’s Masters of Deadpan Satire
Introduction: [...]
KRLA: From Pasadena Beginnings to Broadcasting Lore — A Cultural Connector Across Eras
Intro: Tracing KRLA’s Journey from Local Pasadena Station to a Cultura [...]
Supremes at the Summit: On This Day, 1968 — ‘Love Child’ Knocks ‘Hey Jude’ from No. 1
This Day in Pop Music History: A Social Taboo Subject Becomes a Motown [...]
When the News First Broke: ABC Radio and the Day the Nation Cried
From Music into Mourning, the Voices of ABC News Carried America Throu [...]
“Beautiful Downtown Burbank”: The Sonic Voice and Legacy of Gary Owens
Introduction: A Voice That Became a Broadcasting Signature
In the g [...]