Disc Jockeys, Preachers, and Elvis

55 Years of Behind the Scene stories of Disc Jockeys, Rock & Roll, and Elvis... as told by the Author, Who Lived Them.

De: Ron Brandon

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

#1 Best Seller: 'Rock Music' (April 2023), 'General Broadcasting' (June 2023), 'Radio History' (Sep 2023), Radio Reference (Feb 2024). Broadcast Hall of Fame Inductee RICK DEES: "Disc Jockeys, Preachers, and Elvis...WOW! You created a masterpiece! You are #1! Thank you for making radio so much fun, my friend." A reader, Steve ***** describes it as "A love letter to radio." Carol ******** says, "One of the most fascinating and comprehensive books I have ever read!"

"Disc Jockeys, Preachers, and Elvis" offers a captivating journey through the golden age of rock & roll radio, providing readers with a unique insider's perspective on the music industry from the 1950s through the 1990s. As a self-published work, this book stands out for its authenticity and personal touch, drawing from Brandon's firsthand experiences as a disc jockey during the pivotal era. The book's strength lies in its rich content, featuring 23 chapters packed with behind-the-scenes stories, over 250 photographs, and links to audio and video recordings that provide valuable context to the events described. This multimedia approach enhances the reading experience, allowing readers to immerse themselves in the sights and sounds of the era as they explore Brandon's memories.

One of the book's most intriguing aspects is Brandon's account of recording Elvis Presley's 1956 live performance in Tupelo, a significant contribution to Elvis' legacy. The author's role in preserving this piece of music history adds credibility to his narrative and offers readers exclusive insights into Elvis' early career.

Readers have praised the book for its ability to transport them back to the heyday of radio and rock & roll. The authentic look at the music industry and the unique insider perspective on its evolution have resonated with many, earning the book accolades such as being a #1 bestseller in various categories related to rock music and broadcasting. The author's candid writing style and the inclusion of personal anecdotes create an engaging narrative that keeps readers invested in his journey. For those seeking an authentic account of the rock & roll era. Unanimously highly recommended by readers.

Disc Jockeys say..
Brady McGraw: Thanks for sharing those stories and memories in your wonderful book. I enjoyed it so much!
Merv Pilgrim: Just finished reading and I highly recommend it!
Robert Murphy: Thanks for taking me back to those halcyon days of radio. Enjoyed seeing many former friends and cohorts.
Steve Bishop: Read your book cover to cover. Thoroughly enjoyed it all. For whatever reason you decided to write it, thank you.
Scott Shannon: Great job Ron! You’ve had a truly amazing career.
Bill Cox: The book was amazing! Brought back so many memories of my twenty-five years in radio. So glad you wrote this.
Jim Davis: It’s past my bedtime and I can’t put the damn thing down. What a great book! I’m so glad you finally put all these stories on paper.
Piers Beagley: I love the book! Having worked in radio and tv, this is the book for me.
Dan Mason: Really enjoyed it. Read it in one sitting!
Shannon D: Bought your book. Read every word and checked out every picture. Love it! You should be proud.
Randy Scott: Thanks for a well-written ride down radio’s memory lane. You’ve really done it all.
Leo Windham: If you know anything about radio or entertainment, it’s a great read. Way to go Ron!
Doug Riddell: Great book! Love it! What an exciting and interesting life you’ve had.
Bob Beckman: Received and read your book FANTASTIC!
Jay Braswell: Stayed up past my bedtime to read every word. Excellent!
Ed Gursky: Just finished your book. Had to pace myself to avoid reading it all in one session. Thoroughly enjoyed it.

It’s the truth

The book was the truth of how fun radio used to be before bean counters got involved.