Engelbert Humperdinck is probably the only million selling recording artist who is known best for his name than the titles of his music.

Skip Devol is one of the most talented banjo players ever to hit the stage.

Nick Nixon is one of those who had hits but few remember his name.

Grady L. is a one-in-a-million. A-one-in-a-million what is the question,.

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Francesco Stephen Castelluccio headlines our program with his rich sounds that have been recorded with The Four Freshmen since 1960. Rich and memorable, his music will live forever. Bye-the-way, you know him as Frankie Valli.

The Rebels come along with a short list of hits that again will be played forever.

Grady come along next with thoughts and ideas that will be guaranteed to make you laugh.

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The masterful sounds of Henry Mancini and His Orchestra spotlight this presentation of Jailhouse Radio.

Then it's The Angels. No "1 Hit Wonder", but how about two.

This man had one hit and it will be remembered for as long as history is around. You'll know it when you hear it.

Finally, the man who sometimes sounds like he's been around making history...from a comical point of view...Grady joins us. Get ready to laugh.

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It all started in 1974 when three people known as The Hues Corporation recorded and released, "Rock The Boat" and the rest is history.

"It's All In The Game" in 1957 launched Tommy Edwards into stardom. He died of alcoholism at the young age of 47, but his music will live forever.

Grady comes along with his antics which are guaranteed to make you laugh.

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Jailhouse Radio brings back some of the artists that listeners enjoyed the most. Their comments praised their talent and on this episode we wanted to bring them back.

Grady L. arrives with new material that only he can come up with.

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The Beach Boys and The Beatles return for an encore performance.

Then we welcome Mr. Lenny Welch. You'll remember him when you hear his music.

You'll remember Grady L. when you hear him speak.

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A special edition of Jailhouse Radio as we bring back some of the highlights of previous programs...plus a few new surprises.

Of course, Grady comes along with surprises of his own.

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A look back at some of the most talked about guests on Jailhouse Radio; plus three ladies that made history in music.

Of course Grady arrives with fresh and interesting thoughts...in only a way that he can.

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This special Jailhouse Radio has successfully produced its 200th program. To celebrate that accomplishment we will re-live some of the highlights of the past shows.

The comedy team of Abbott and Costello lead off and are followed by the music of Mr. George Jones, The Coasters and then The Platters.

Memories are abundant, as are the remarks of Grady L. 

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The truly classic sound of Rick Trevino comes front-and-center and leaves us with some of his most memorable music.

Barbara Fairchild follows with her most memorable song...The Teddy Bear Song...and more.

Speaking of memorable...Grady comes along to make memories... in only a way that he can.

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