Radio's Greatest Hits!
Advertisements Gary Shepherd was a staple on Philly R&B radio, from the 1960s, covering the Philadelphia riots after the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr., through 2007. He was usually on air
Advertisements Kenny Gamble & Georgie Woods, two Philadelphia legends! In the early 1960s, Kenny Gamble, as a teenager, would hang around 1480 WDAS, Philly’s R&B Powerhouse. He would often join morning man, Georgie
Advertisements In 1960 when starting his broadcast career at WCAM in Camden N.J., across the river from Philadelphia, Jerry Blavat was already a local celebrity. Blavat was one of the teenage dancers on the
Advertisements “It’s your engineer, Jocko, your Ace from Outer Space, way up here in the stratosphere! Back on the scene with the record machine, sayin’ oop-pop-a-doo and how do you do?” -Jocko Henderson Douglas “Jocko”
Advertisements One day, back in 2014, I was bored. I mean REALLY bored. I started going through my audio files, and thought, I have hundreds, probably thousands of Philadelphia radio jingles. I thought it would
