Media

Weekly magazine founded by Walter Robert Carr, Sr. that promoted black entertainment and civil rights issues in Baltimore. Carr wrote […]

From North Carolina, Tommy ‘Butterball’ Paige started his career playing bass guitar in the U.S. Coast Guard Band performing USO […]

Jarrett Lickle a.k.a. ‘Patches’ was originally from Towson, at an early age his family moved to Monkton, Maryland. He went […]

The Baltimore Playboy magazine was a weekly guide to the night life in the Baltimore area. The guide was published […]

Rosa “Rambling Rose” Pryor, a native Baltimorean, graduated from Edmondson High School in 1963 and attended Community College of Baltimore […]

A Washington, D.C. area DJ in the early ‘60s starting with Gaithersburg radio station WHMC-AM, then returning to the station […]

The Ron Richman Show showcased local teen bands such as the Cavaliers featuring the Belmors, the Trespassers, the Hippies from […]

Fred Robinson began his radio career in Atlantic City. While in broadcasting school he toyed with using the on-air name […]

In April of 2009 we connected with Paul and he provided this brief history of how he, and friend Kerby […]