How America Got Its First Black Radio Station - Atlas Obscura
Blues Musician B.B. King performs on the radio station WDIA in 1948... Photo d'actualité - Getty Images
Memphis Blues Combo | WDIA Radio Broadcast, (from left) Joe Hill Louis, BB King, Ford Nelson, Rufus Thomas, Willa Monroe, Nat D Williams and Starr McKinley, Memphis,TN, ea... | Facebook
Memphis Radio Legend At the Country's First Black Radio Station, Bobby O'Jay Dead at 68
Nat D. Williams and WDIA | musicmemphis
The First Radio Station Programmed By African-Americans
WDIA and the Birth of Black Radio Programming - Spinditty
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America's first black radio station celebrates 70 years
BB King Interview on WDIA Radio - YouTube
1070 WDIA - The Heart & Soul of Memphis
WDIA – The Goodwill Station – Memphis, Tennessee – Mississippi Blues Travellers
5 Star Story: WDIA celebrates 75 years
Christine Cooper Spindel, WDIA programming pioneer, dies
1070 WDIA - The Heart & Soul of Memphis
1070 WDIA - The Heart & Soul of Memphis
WDIA (Sabrina Dopp and Ally Younkman) - The Civil Rights Movement of the 1960s in the United States
1070 WDIA | Memphis TN
The First Black Radio Station in the USA | The Radio Nerd
Black ThenBlack History of WDIA Radio Station in Memphis, Tennessee - Black Then
WDIA Radio in Memphis, TN - Tennessee Vacation
WDIA and the Birth of Black Radio Programming - Spinditty
Music - GMS 8th Grade Civil Rights Information
