My Place
Saturdays, 7 p.m.
Host Joel Najman weaves musicology, anthropology, sociology, and even psychology among the music of the '50s and '60s, creating a snapshot of life at that time. With My Place, you enjoy the music as well as the story behind the song.
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Latest Episodes
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Trumpet player Wayne Jackson passed away on June 21, 2016 in Memphis, Tennessee at age 74. During a professional career that extended over 55 years, Wayne鈥�
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In the early 1960's Motown founder Berry Gordy thought that he could spur sales overseas by having the Supremes, Temptations and other artists re-record鈥� -
This week on My Place, pop music lyricist Howie Greenfield is featured. We'll hear memorable hit songs by Neil Sedaka, Jimmy Clanton and The Everly鈥� -
This week on My Place, host Joel Najman shines the spotlight on Ode Records, a company founded by Lou Adler in 1967. Among its successes, the record鈥� -
That bearded, beret-wearing man who often sits next to actor Jack Nicholson at Los Angeles Lakers' home games is music industry mogul Lou Adler.Adler is a鈥� -
This week on My Place, host Joel Najman profiles Boots Randolph.Randolph is one of the most talented, accomplished and successful saxophonists of the 20th鈥� -
My Place host Joel Najman features a collection of famous pop music duets from the early years of the rock-and-roll. He'll play memorable recordings by鈥� -
Host Joel Najman presents well-known hits recorded by early rock and roll era artists and the lesser known recordings they made under other band鈥� -
John D. Loudermilk is a singer and songwriter who was born and raised in North Carolina.He relocated to Nashville when well-known singers began to record鈥� -
North Carolina-born singer and songwriter John D. Loudermilk is the artist featured on this week's My Place.Loudermilk created a catalog of music that鈥�
