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English: WDIA Radio at 112 Union Ave, Memphis, TN. |
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| Author | Chris Light |
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WDIA The Goodwill Station
WDIA, The Goodwill Station was the first radio station in the nation to have an all-black format. This format made WDIA the top-=rated Memphis Station in the early 1950's. In 1948. Nat D. Williams became its first black "D-J". Among those who appeared on WDIA were B.B. King, Dwight More, Rufus Thomas, A.C. Williams, Willa Monroe, Martha Jean Steinberg and Maurice Hulbert. Early program included Tee-Town Singers, Payday Today, Brown America Speaks and Hallelujah Jubilee.
Tennessee Historical Commission.
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