One of the smoothest voices ever to entertain millions of people. Known professionally as "The Velvet Fog" he brought Jazz into another level. He began his career in the 1940's and was active until 1996. 

Dave Brubeck and his "Trio" revolutionized the sound of modern Jazz.

Grady L. revolutionized Jailhouse Radio. You can be the judge.

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From generations back, one of the best loved sister singing groups grace our stage. The Pointer Sisters sing songs guaranteed to bring back memories. For the younger listener, you'll be sure to make some.

Della Reese is also spotlighted on this episode of Jailhouse Radio..

Grady L. also takes the spotlight. What he does with it is anybody's guess.

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The sound of a gospel quartet that will live forever; graces our stage on this Jailhouse Radio program. It's The Blackwood Brothers.

Then, The Blind Boys of Alabama will set memories in your heart and mind.

Grady will be here to set something within you. What is it? You'll hear for yourself.

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One of the first male groups to make their mark on world in music were known as, The Four Freshman. Back in the '50s these four guys had hit after hit. Their style and sound in music will last forever.

The Spice Girls came into prominence in the '90s and their music too will forever be in the memories of so many people.

Grady L. comes along with who know what. I promise you he will be in your mind after you hear him.

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Roy Clark returns to Jailhouse Radio, but this time, as one of America's most talented musicians.

Grady L. returns as one of America's most memorable "Nuts".

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We travel back in time on this Jailhouse Radio presentation.

First, it's Brenda Lee. She started so young and became a household name in entertainment.

Secondly, before Brenda Lee, she was one of the first black women to have multi-million selling songs.

Then, it's Grady. A man that will never grow old. Well, in the minds of those who like to laugh.

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A complete superstar who left her legacy with some of the most unique songs ever recorded. Karen Carpenter brings back so many memories.

Connie Francis, as is the same with Karen Carpenter, leaves an indelible memory in the area of recorded music, is spotlighted on this Jailhouse Radio program.

Playing a tribute to Louis Armstrong, Wynton Marsalis spotlights his trumpet genius.

Grady L. leaves his indelible imprint on the memory of people wherever he goes.

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The sound from an earlier era...the sound of Gene Krupa and his Orchestra enter  our spotlight.

The masterful sound of Hee Haw's own Roy Clark graces our stage.

The sound of Grady L. also graces us...with laughter.

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KC are his initials and since they all are from Florida, it's "The Sunshine Band". Music that brings back so many good memories.

While, Peter, Paul and Mary use their real first names; they also bring back some real memories in music.

Grady L. just brings his style and will give you some stories to laugh at.

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"The Round Mound of Sound" graces this episode of Jailhouse Radio, with his beautiful voice and a man who brought so many memories into the minds of so many people of the years. Known primarily for his role on the award winning television series, "Hee Haw", Kenny Price will forever be remembered as a great talent and a friend to so many.

Peggy Lee, a musical talent of yesteryear, performs songs that will live forever.

Grady L. performs his unique talent, and that is, making people laugh.

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