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At least not that time.Hughes didn’t just become a spitfire overnight. There were three Black people that lived in the apartment building where her father lived, John Ali, the CAO of the Nation of Islam, musician Ahmad Jamal and her father William Alfred Woods. Her father was the CPA for the Honorable Elijah Muhammad and Hughes helped her father during the summer and holidays. "That charisma was manifested last night on WKYS, which broadcast a tribute to Lindsey that ended with Diana Ross's "Ain't No Mountain High Enough." Listen on demand and play the songs using no wifi internet with a subscription. Back then, she started buying up troubled radio stations like it was chocolate candy and transforming them, starting with the first Black talk radio station WOL-AM in 1980 and eventually even her old competitor, WKYS, in the late 1990s.Hughes used her radio platform for activism in the tradition of Black radio, paying rent for shelters for children, protesting utility shut off practices and raising hell on issues of race. Longtime radio host Freddie Cruz has signed off of the South Florida airwaves for the final time Thursday night. Hughes met Lindsey when he was still a senior in high school. The Original Quiet Storm. As a 30-year veteran in the industry of radio, Joyce Littel has undoubtedly set a standard of excellence through the longevity of her career. He remained at the station until 2008, amassing numerous accolades. Hughes' great-great grandmother worked on the Underground Railroad with Harriet Tubman and took all eleven of her children with her. There was a Black working class that earned good money, invested well and bought property and a growing Black middle class, brought on by incentives for Black-owned businesses created by Mayor Marion Barry and government jobs populated by Black people. He was 36.Lindsey, who was born and reared in Washington, talked about his illness last week in an interview with The Washington Post. Longtime radio host Freddie Cruz has signed off of the South Florida airwaves for the final time Thursday night. Two weeks before he died he called me and said, 'I really want you to know that I appreciate everything you've done for me, I know I stood on your shoulders. He said, ‘No, no, I’m fine now.’”The switchboard lit up that May 1976 night when the audience heard the silky-voiced young man of few words. "Hillsborough State AG arrests Tampa teenager for masterminding Twitter hackEarnings: Housing is on fire, but apparel and restaurants are strugglingPlay Another Slow Jam: Cathy Hughes Remembers Creating ‘The Quiet Storm’Show full articles without "Continue Reading" button for {0} hours. As Lindsey started to show signs of Kaposi sarcoma, it became hard for anyone to ignore. Music journalist, Eric Harvey, claims that within the Quiet Storm genre, artists such as This article is about the radio format and music genre. He introduced D.C. artists,” says Gorham. They spent hours going through her record collection and Lindsey's collection. A native New Yorker, Harper's on-air style was as smooth as the soulful slow jams he played on his pioneering show. "Lindsey was one of the best-known and best-liked radio personalities in the Washington area. An outstanding jumper who gobbled up rebounds, Harper was nicknamed "Kangaroo Kid." And then things changed. “He played ‘Can’t Let Go’ [from D.C artist Parris] to death.”Lindsey had his own record collection with artists like Carmen McRae and Les McCann who he played from and WHUR had one of the most eclectic, extensive libraries of music than any other Black radio station in the country that he pulled from.“Other Black stations would call and ask if we had this or that record and we would send it to them,” Gorham says.Hughes came up with the theme song for the show, Smokey Robinson’s 1975 whirlwind love ballad, “The Quiet Storm.” It was an obvious fit. Frederick Douglass visited her great-great grandmother often and Harriet Beecher Stowe wrote her letters thanking her for her involvement in the women’s suffrage movement.