A Conversation with Joe Moscheo |
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(airs Jan. 4, 2012) |
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Interview with producer Joe Moscheo, former member of the Imperials and friend of Elvis Presley. Joe Moscheo is the author of The Gospel Side of Elvis.
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A Conversation with Chris Parnell |
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(airs Jan. 11, 2012) |
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Former Saturday Night Live castmember and native Memphian Chris Parnell talks with Pierre Kimsey about his life and his career, including growing up with his well-known father, Jack Parnell, "The Voice of Memphis."
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A Conversation with Jimmy Damon |
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( 1 HR SPECIAL airs Thursday, Jan. 12, 2012 at 9pm) |
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An interview with self-described "Saloon Singer" Jimmy Damon, a Chicago personality for four decades, who spent his early years in Memphis as Jimmy Demopolous. |
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A Conversation with Al Bell |
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Legendary music executive, music producer, and songwriter Al Bell, an Arkansas native, joined Stax Records as its head of promotions in the 1960s and became one of the label's co-owners in 1969, helping to create the funky recordings that defined "the Memphis sound" worldwide and, at its height, made the label the 2nd biggest African-American-owned business in the US. Since 2009, Bell has been back in Memphis and serves on the board of the Memphis Music Foundation. |
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A Conversation with Lester Gingold |
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(PREMIERE airs Jan. 25, 2012) |
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Producer Pierre Kimsey talks with 90-year-old Lester Gingold, publisher of The Best Times, on his service in WWII, his three careers, and his passion for change.
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A Conversation With... also airs Thursday afternoons at 5pm on WKNO2.
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