Sam "00" Moore
Box 4 Folder 43: "We’re now at folder 43 which again has a picture of Sam “00” Moore. Sam Moore is at the console and this would be the 1st Avenue and 19th Street location. There’s venetian blinds probably overlooking 19th Street. The Ampex tape recorder in the background was at WJLD when I lef...
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| Summary: | Box 4 Folder 43: "We’re now at folder 43 which again has a picture of Sam “00” Moore. Sam Moore is at the console and this would be the 1st Avenue and 19th Street location. There’s venetian blinds probably overlooking 19th Street. The Ampex tape recorder in the background was at WJLD when I left in 2011. The banner hanging in between the windows says, “WJLD Big D Radio” which is how it was being promoted in the ‘60s and the license plates did the same thing. This photo from the Chris McNair Studios. Also in the folder, a picture of Sam again at WJLD studios reading letters from people. And a poster on the table says “The Tower of Power! Call-a-rama! 1400 Big D Radio” What “call-a-rama” is is anybody’s guess. Maybe a contest of some sort. This from the Chris McNair Studios." |
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