“I didn’t know what race records were, but he gave me a list of what records were selling to blacks in the South. I didn’t recognize any of them. But I was so impressed by his material that I took a chance and played two of his records that afternoon. Almost instantly, other local distrubutors showed up at the studi with other race records, and by the end of the following week my show was 100% race music. Nowadays we call it rhythm and blues” - Hunter Hancock

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