The
1950s were the glory days for the signifying spin doctors, who seemed to be on
the air everywhere. There was Doctor Hep Cat in Austin, Texas; two Doctor Jives
in New York City and another one in Durham, North Carolina; Doctor Daddy-O in
New Orleans and Houston; Doctor Jazzmo in Shreveport, Louisiana; Doctor Bop in
Columbus, Ohio; and Doctor Feelgood in Atlanta. In addition, the country's
black appeal outlets were the launching pads for Jocko and Hot Rod, Jocky Jack
and Joltin' Joe, Moohah and Gatemouth, Honeyboy and King Bee, Butterball and
Spiderman, Sugar Daddy, Daddy Deep Throat, and Daddy Rabbit, Satellite Poppa
and Poppa Stoppa, Ravin' Ramon and Rockin' Leroy, Alley Cat and King Kong, the
Black Pope and Prince Omar, Lord Fauntleroy and Sir Walter Raleigh, Genial Gene
and Frantic Ernie, Jive Master Kolb, and Jack Walker the Pear-Shaped Talker.
Hi, This looks very interesting - could you tell me if it's a PDF file or what program will open it? Thanks.
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all the best,
Johnny