Contains over 14,000 transcription discs focusing on country music, including syndicated radio shows. Also includes a large collection of AFRS transcription discs. Programs represented in the collection include: Grand Ole Opry, Prince Albert Show, Eddie Arnold Show, Checkerboard Jamboree, Ralph Emory Show, American Country Countdown, Radio Ozark and other syndicated shows.
A tape from WMOT, Memphis, TN that includes 25 minute public radio modules of Count Basie memorabilia. See online finding aid for a list of the songs and performers.
Copies of off-air discs made by Tut Taylor, ca. 1949, from radio broadcasts by Bill Monroe and the Blue Grass Boys and by other traditional string band performers who appeared on the same programs, including Flatt and Scruggs, the Smokey Mountaineers, Jack [Thompson?], Lonnie Glasson, Little Ray Wiggins, Curly Fox, Lonzo and Oscar, Hank Williams and Howdy Forrester.
A recording, probably from WLBJ, Bowling Green, KY, January 6, 1948, documenting a radio show featuring some of Haney's songs and comedy routines. Also includes photographs.
The audio tape consists of air-checks used to send samples of Phillips's program, Red Hot and Blue, to other radio stations from WHBQ, Memphis, TN, April 18, 1952.