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Richard E. Stamz (1906–2007) was one of Chicago's first African-American disc jockeys. One of the city's pioneering radio personalities, he was also an important political activist. Patrick A. Roberts is an associate professor of educational foundations and inquiry at National-Louis University in Chicago.
Foreword | p. ix |
Acknowledgments | p. xiii |
Introduction | p. 1 |
Memphis | p. 13 |
Chicago | p. 27 |
The Sound Merchant | p. 46 |
Open the Door, Richard! | p. 60 |
The Crown Prince of Disc Jockeys | p. 79 |
The End of WGES | p. 93 |
Epilogue: The Soul Machine | p. 103 |
Transcribed Excerpts from Richard's Radio Show | p. 111 |
Transcribed Excerpts from Richard's Television Show, with Edith Sampson Interview | p. 113 |
Fan Letters | p. 117 |
Notes | p. 121 |
References | p. 127 |
Index | p. 131 |
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