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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Remember when Cleveland radio was filled with larger-than-life characters? Let's go behind the microphone to meet dozens of intriguing and innovative local radio personalities, including . "Count" John Manolesco, the talk show host, astrologer, and former vampire who performed an exorcism live on-airA daytime host who raised eyebrows and gained headlines when he did his entire show in the nudeInventive Wayne Mack, whose make-believe big band concerts seemed so real that listeners drove around for hours in search of his fictional "Waltz Palace" ballroomLoudmouth Gary Dee, who scored big ratings interviewing strippers and once knocked a fellow DJ out coldMedia mogul Milton Maltz, a "square" who teamed up with hippies to transform WMMS into a rock and roll giantYoung Jack Paar, who nearly lost his first radio job while saving Cleveland from a Martian invasionThe undaunted DJs of WABQ who broke FCC rules to stay on the air during the Glenville riots in 1968Teenage amateurs whose pirate radio stations drew loyal local listeners--and angry visits from the Feds! Plus stories of live remotes gone wrong, unruly in-studio guests, management scuffles, the river of booze that fueled radio . and more strange but true tales! Remember when Cleveland radio crackled with larger-than-life characters? Meet dozens of intriguing personalities like "Count" John Manolesco, the talk show host and former vampire who performed an exorcism live on-air, a daytime jock who once did his show in the nude, teenage "pirate" radio operators, unruly studio guests, and many more true tales. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Go backstage at Cleveland's legendary rock and roll landmarks as club owners, talent bookers, performers, promoters, and concertgoers share stories from the 1950s through 1990s about . Where it all began: the Cleveland Arena, site of the first-ever rock concert, anywhere.The hugely influential Agora, where Springsteen and so many other acts burst onto the sceneThe Coliseum at Richfield, erected in the middle of nowhere just in time for the arrival of arena rock.Monster concerts at Cleveland Municipal Stadium--including the epic, multi-year World Series of Rock.Groundbreaking R&B clubs Gleason's and Leo's Casino.Staid, classical Public Auditorium, where the Beatles incited a riot and Led Zeppelin grabbed a teenage audience volunteer to fill in on bassMusicarnival, the circular big-top tent that alternated summer-stock with hard-rock (to the dismay of suburban neighbors).Bars and clubs like the Euclid Tavern, Variety Theater, and Empire Concert Club that rocked the '80s and '90s with punk, thrash, electronica--whatever it took.The renowned Swingos' celebrity hotel on Euclid Avenue, where bands remembered checking in and checking out--but nothing in-between!And other classic venues well worth remembering. These stories go backstage at legendary Cleveland rock music venues of the 1950s to '90s--clubs like the Agora and the Phantasy; halls like Public Auditorium and the Cleveland Arena; bars like the Euclid Tavern and Leo's Casino; haunts like Swingo's; the cavernous Municipal Stadium--and more. Told by and about the people who worked and rocked there. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. It was the golden age of children's television in Cleveland. Let's go behind the plywood sets, costumes, and greasepaint for a close-up look at some remarkable personalities . Children's TV once sprang from the creative minds of actors who made it up as they went. Despite their low-budget productions, those classic shows and hosts of the 1950s-1970s formed lasting bonds with generations of Northeast Ohio kids. Gene Carroll created Cleveland TV's first kids' show, "Uncle Jake's House," in 1947 with a menagerie of animals (Clarence the cat and Phillip the parrot were an uneasy pair!) and child stars. Linn Sheldon wanted to be known as a serious actor but became such a hit as an elf--Barnaby--that he could never shake the character. Woodrow the Woodsman lived in a fantasy forest--but when Clay Conroy lost his Woodrow wig, the story made real newspaper headlines. Captain Penny (Ron Penfound) introduced Cleveland kids to the Three Stooges--annoying parents and TV critics alike. At least he reminded young viewers to behave themselves: ". you can't fool mom." "Miss Barbara" Plummer of Cleveland's "Romper Room" (a franchise produced locally) catered to the kindergarten crowd live on set while all dressed up in full skirts. ("At all times, one had to be a lady.") Marty Sullivan alternated between straight-laced station announcer and goofy Superhost, sometimes broadcasting news while still wearing Supe's blue longjohns (behind the announcer's desk). Sideman "Jungle Larry" Tetzlaff parlayed a childhood love of snakes into a regular on-air gig . Jim Breslin of Ashtabula transformed weekdays at 5:15 p.m. into cowpoke Texas Jim for "Prairie Palace" . Plus other intriguing Cleveland children's TV trailblazers! "Children's TV in Cleveland sprang from the creative minds of actors who often made it up as they went, with few special effects but lots of imagination. Barnaby, Woodrow the Woodsman, Franz the Toymaker, Romper Room's Miss Barbara, Jungle Larry--their impact on Northeast Ohio kids was lifelong. These stories offer a glimpse behind the plywood sets"--Publisher marketing. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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