Are music superstars made or born. Why are some families so talented. Hear the greats of Rock n Roll, their siblings and children. cousins and uncles, After all it's all relative.

The life and Times of Bobby Fuller, The enigmatic genius that at only 20 years old had a recording career, a nightclub, wrote and produced records and turned Texas on it's ear. The man had it all. Scantly three years later he was found dead in his mother's car. Was it suicide or murder? Other than his top ten hit "I fought the Law" most of his music and the full story has never been seen or heard. That changes as we present the music and life and death of Bobby Fuller. Interviews with a Fuller biographer and words of some people that were there this show should not be missed.

WARNING: This show has to contain some of the worst music ever made in the 1950's and 1960's. Along with some classic hits these songs could be hazardous to your health!, So have some fun as we go back behind the barnyard.

A two hour extravaganza of Chess Records big talents and ground breaking singers in Blues and Rock n Roll. No other show has ever presented a lineup of most of the singers in the Chess Records stable in the 1950's and 1960's. Including Checker and Argo labels, 2120 South Michigan Avenue in Chicago was the original location of the Chess Brothers studio that presented ground breaking musicians form Blues and Rock n Roll and how it changed the music of this country and the world

The 1950's and 1960's biggest hits and the flipsides that were sometimes just as good or better than the hit side, from the biggest recording artists of their time.

Well known holidays, birthdays and national nonsense days celebrated in July are covered by Lee and illustrated by some of the greatest recording artists and songs of the 1950's and 1960's.

Unlike today the early days of rock were almost entirely dominated my male singers. Every once in a while girls showed up on the charts with songs that live on in our memories to this very day.