Harpercollins. 04/01/2001. Illustrated. 256 pgs. In this memoir, the United States' first black disk jockey, Hal Jackson, relives his six decades in African-American radio, from 1939, when he starred in his first radio show, "The Bronze Review," up until his induction into the Broadcast Hall of Fame. In doing so, he shares colorful anecdotes about many famous personalities and discusses the race-related obstacles that he triumphed over. Originally published at $26.00 You save 96% off the cover price!

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