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Foreword 6
Acknowledgments 7
Introduction 8
1 Nashville Radio: The Early Years 9
2 Radio's Big Three: WSM, WLAC, WSIX 21
3 Nashville Gets New Radio Stations 29
4 The Rock and Roll Radio Wars 39
5 The Rise of FM Radio 59
6 Television Comes to Nashville 71
7 The Big Three Get Bigger 95
8 Nashville Television Grows Up 111
9 Yesterday and Today 123
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Marjorie Annapav
reviewed Nashville Broadcasting, Tennessee (Images of America Series) on August 25, 2019
Nashville Broadcasting, Tennessee (Images of America Series)
I read this book for my Foodies Read 2015 challenge. It's a slim volume, clocking in at just about 175 pages, so it didn't take long to get through. If you don't care anything about the Erath County, Texas area, or the families of the people profiled in this book, or the history of Dr Pepper in its home state, you can safely skip this particular title.
I do have some family ties to Erath County, and I think my interest in genealogy and associated obscure little local histories made this a good book for me to pass the time with. I've also been a long-time Dublin Dr Pepper fan, if one can be a "fan" of a now-defunct subspecies of a particular soft drink.
Unfortunately, Dublin Dr Pepper is no more. This book was released about 6 years before the industry giant Dr Pepper Snapple Group forced the bottling plant to cease production due to branding issues + distribution violations. The bottling plant still exists and still produces cane sugar soft drinks of various vintage flavors, but it ain't the same stuff that I grew up with.
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Add Nashville Broadcasting, Tennessee (Images of America Series), Built by a 16-year-old high school student named Jack DeWitt, the first radio station in Nashville went on the air in 1922. Three years later, DeWitt helped start WSM, arguably one of the nation's greatest radio stations, and in 1950, he and WSM put , Nashville Broadcasting, Tennessee (Images of America Series) to your collection on WonderClub |