#BuddyDeane

WITH 1230-AM first broadcast was heard on March 1, 1941. The new 24-hour station’s first General Manager was Thomas Tinsley. […]

Maurice ‘Hot Rod’ Hulbert, the self-proclaimed “Bald-headed Prince of Radio” worked at WDIA, Memphis in the late 1940s. He came […]

Rock and roll group originated in the Belair Rd./Harford Rd. area of East Baltimore. Early lineup featured Frank Adams (guitar), […]

A great story from Baltimore’s golden era of rock and roll radio. The mischievous WITH DJ’s Jack Gale and Roz […]

Wizard was formed in 1972 by Rosedale/Highlandtown musicians and schoolmates who merged their two groups, Kingdom and The Bristols. Wizard […]

Joey Michael Patrick Welzant began playing piano at a young age. His mother was a classically trained pianist and Joey […]

Seen in the ‘50s at Sherries on Pulaski Highway featuring Bill Swindell “wild man of the sax,” with Happy Jack […]

Formed in early 1963 by friends from Dulaney, Archbishop Curley, and Patterson Park High Schools. The group consisted of vocalists […]

Tenor saxophonist originally from Houston, TX. Worked clubs in Kansas City where he joined Jay McShann’s band. After serving in […]

Jerry Nitzberg (drums) was once a ‘Committee’ member of the Buddy Deane Show around 1962-63. He went on to play […]