2)  When it came to promoting the Cornell Blakely Show on the Big "Q", we always applied the W.O.T.T. rule. W.O.T.T. meant, Way Over The Top. If it wasn't pumped up and Way Over The Top, then we weren't trying hard enough.  And this was only the "introduction" to Cornell's show! Can you imagine what the rest of it sounded like? The reason the intro was long form was to give Cornell ample time and opportunity to insert his genuine "jive" throughout. Our injected explosions of joy served as the pretext for Brother Blakely to respond in kind. And that he did! 

4) It was the mid 60's, we were still really into Stanley Kubrick's 1964 blockbuster film. So we wondered one day...how would Dr. Strangelove have gone about promoting Noel Belue's morning drive show on the Big "Q"?

5) Welcome to the incredible Ghana Motel and Restaurant! Some of this country's great R & B acts played the Ghana during the club's many years of operation. The Ghana was run by Cecil(actually Secief) Clements and Ms. Mary Duckett. We once met a young performer from Macon who played the Ghana. Like Ronnie Dove, another very popular southern performer, most people outside the South had never heard of Otis Redding. That would change soon enough and everyone who witnessed him tear down the house that night knew it. Greenville natives, Mose Dillard, and Peebo Bryson were also extremely popular Ghana regulars. We couldn't get enough of 'em.