# Alan Freed

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The McGraw Show 7-27-26: Alan Freed, Prop U, KDNL / KMOV / ABC, Reunification & Fred Wellman

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The Moondog: Alan Freed, the Payola Scandal, and the First Rock and Roll Riot

On a Friday night in Cleveland in March 1952, a crowd twice the size of the building broke down the doors of the Cleveland Arena to hear Black rhythm-and-blues bands play. The Moondog Coronation Ball — often called the first rock and roll concert — was ended by the fire department before a single a…

They Stole Rock and Roll From a Black Woman

In this documentary, we dive deep into the revolutionary impact of the first rock and roll song recorded in 1945 by a Black woman. Explore the artist's life, the cultural significance of her work, and how it laid the groundwork for future music genres. Join us as we inspire discussions on race in m…

The Deejays Audiobook by Arnold Passman

Listen to full audiobook for free : https://litupbook.com/free Title: The DeejaysCategories: Entertainment, MusicAuthor: Arnold PassmanNarrator: Alan DouglasPublisher: Iconoclassic BooksRelease date: 09-06-2012Language: EnglishSummary:In 1971, Arnold Passman's The Deejays was the first book to clos…

The Brooklyn Paramount Theatre: Michael Hittman on the Shrine Everyone Walked Past

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Dr. Michael Hittman joins Eric Jorgenson to tell the story behind The Brooklyn Paramount Theatre: An Intimate Portrait — and it is unlike most Author Hour conversations. Michael is an anthropologist who spent 46 years teaching at Long Island University, played pickup basketball for half a century i…

Prisoners of Rock and Roll -- Alan Freed: Rock's Original Hype Man

Before Elvis shook his hips, before Chuck Berry duck-walked across a stage, and before anyone had smashed a guitar or pissed off their parents with a Beatles haircut, there was a DJ in Cleveland spinning records that weren’t supposed to be for white kids. His name was Alan Freed. Contrary to lege…

124 -- Alan Freed: Rock's Original Hype Man

Before Elvis shook his hips, before Chuck Berry duck-walked across a stage, and before anyone had smashed a guitar or pissed off their parents with a Beatles haircut, there was a DJ in Cleveland spinning records that weren’t supposed to be for white kids. His name was Alan Freed. Contrary to lege…

They Put the Rock Hall in Cleveland for a Radio Night. The Pyramid Opened Nine Years Later

The Hall of Fame started as a New York dinner. Cleveland won the building because Alan Freed said “rock and roll” on WJW and the city would not let the museum leave. The pyramid opened nine years after the vote. The dinner still travels.Read the article: https://www.redsolotraveler.com/p/keep-on-ro…

Signal: Static

Get in touch! At the start, radio was like the Wild West. Anyone could get on the air, and it was all fair game: preachers, farmers, a quack broadcasting from Mexico. But that was before the networks moved in, before the payola hearings took the records out of the DJs' hands, and ultimately before …

Does Playoff Experience Matter More Than Tanner Bibee's Rough September?

Ken and Lima start with the Cavs tickets contest with the promo code Moondog and a gag about their producer not knowing Alan Freed, then keep arguing over the Shedeur Sanders pouting talk, including a text about a "full pout" in the locker room that Ken swears he never saw. They shift to the Guardi…