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“That’s the type of age that we live in. Bob Hope has described this age: it’s an age in which you might get a plane in Los Angeles, and by the time you take off develop hiccups, and you will “”hic”” in Los Angeles and “”hup”” in Washington D.C. You’re listening to the “The ...
March 3, 2023“There comes a time when people get tired of being trampled over by the iron feet of oppression.”
March 2, 2023“The birth of a new age. The birth of a new age.”You’re listening to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Addressing the National Negro Funeral Directors Association in August of 1956. You’re on the Sound Beat.“Carlton Stevens was an engineer and not an audio engineer but as we understand it a metallurgical engineer. He kind of ...
March 1, 2023At the time of this recording, Dr. King was president of the Montgomery Improvement Association, which guided the Montgomery Bus Boycott.
February 28, 2023C.W. Lee introduced Martin Luther King Jr. to the National Negro Funeral Directors Association in 1956.
February 27, 2023We’re going back, before tie-dye was even a thing, to the Grateful Roots: songs that influenced the Grateful Dead.
February 9, 2023You might know Elvis’ version better, but Jerry Lieber and Mike Stoller wrote the song for Big Mama Thornton.
January 11, 2023This song’s origins are debatable, much like the validity of…1920’s art critics? Ok, let’s see where this one’s going.
January 6, 2023