by Jim Morgan (Author)
The stories behind songs and shows you love Trivia Questions about music and television from the 50's, 60's, and 70's and the fascinating and often hilarious stories behind them From Frank Sinatra and Johnny Cash to "The Andy Griffith Show," "M*A*S*H" and "I Love Lucy " Special sections devoted to Elvis and The Beatles Over 150 questions, answers and stories Makes a great game at parties or long car trips, or just read from cover to cover and learn amazing facts about the stars, songs and shows you love
Author Biography
Jim has always loved the time period between the early 50's through the 70's. He was born in 1964, and grew up in a town very much like Mayberry from "The Andy Griffith Show." Perhaps because he grew up in a Christian family (his father was a Presbyterian minister), he still to this day prefers the older songs and TV shows....he appreciates the innocence of the era and the amazing cultural and social changes that happened in the 60's and 70's. He's always loved music, and his radio career started in 1984 at WASU, the college radio station for Appalachian State University in Boone, North Carolina. He had a knack for it and got a job right out of college at an oldies station in Fayetteville, North Carolina. There he continued his love for classic songs of all types, from Big Band and Elvis, to the British Invasion, to the great rhythm and blues songs of the period. That company transferred him to a radio station in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina in 1988, and he's been in Myrtle Beach ever since. It's hard to find oldies radio stations anymore, but Myrtle Beach is a retirement destination, and every year more and more retirees from all over the country move here to South Carolina. And guess what kind of music they like to listen to? The trivia question segments are one of the most popular segments on his morning show. From playing instrumental TV themes, to short clips for "Name That Tune," to questions about the greatest actors and actresses and their movies and TV shows. For over a quarter of a century, Jim has been blessed to be able to play the songs he loves and live in a beautiful beach town.