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Frankie Crocker

Frankie Crocker

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Oct 15, 2026

speaker_18SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
63:12
And here he is.
speaker_18SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
63:13
Frankie Crocker.
speaker_18SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
63:14
Wow.
speaker_18SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
63:18
Yay!
speaker_17SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
63:18
Eight minutes past 6:00 in the apple with Fast Frankie Crocker.
speaker_17SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
63:20
Hey baby, happy midweek on you.
speaker_17SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
63:22
Santana, Evil Ways at 10 minutes past 6:00.
speaker_17SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
64:18
WMCA, 20 minutes past 6:00.
DeJuan BPANELIST
94:14
The Make the Funk the P-Funk, all that stuff was him redoing Jocko Henderson rapping, and Jocko Henderson was one of the biggest name.
DeJuan BPANELIST
94:23
Frankie Crocker.
Mickey FactzPANELIST
94:24
Right.
DeJuan BPANELIST
94:24
And you had, there was an era between 1940 and about 1970, and the payola scandal, 1973.
DeJuan BPANELIST
94:57
I mean-
Mickey FactzPANELIST
94:58
Mm
DeJuan BPANELIST
94:58
... he's the most powerful, him and Frankie Crocker, they're the two most powerful people in music, period.
Mickey FactzPANELIST
95:03
Right.
Sandra St. VictorGUEST
15:24
I was like, "Oh, snap." But what happened with that song was, uh, why it...
Sandra St. VictorGUEST
15:29
I, I will always thank Frankie Crocker 'cause Frankie Crocker was doing a, a DJ res- residency in the UK at the time.
Sandra St. VictorGUEST
15:38
And he heard it, and he just started bu- 'cause it was playing over there already.
Sandra St. VictorGUEST
15:42
He just started bumping it, and he bumped it the heck out of it and blew it up over there, and then he brought it back to the States.
Tonya PendletonGUEST
2:35
And So through radio, we got a chance to listen to a lot of new things, and they truly contributed to that time and people's knowledge of hip-hop music.
Tonya PendletonGUEST
2:45
Now, Frankie Crocker was an extremely essential DJ of the period, and he was WBLS.
Tonya PendletonGUEST
2:54
And he was a DJ who played a pretty eclectic mix of everything from Bob Marley to early Prince.
Tonya PendletonGUEST
3:03
And because of that, he was someone who had a really major impact on the listening ears of the public in New York City in a way that that influence is just not the same now.
KevonHOST
69:09
Absolutely.
KevonHOST
69:11
I also... 'Cause speaking of, like the radio, um, I noticed that you, you have different radio broadcasters or radio hosts, but one in particular that I want to discuss is Frankie Crocker.
Beaux & BubbaGUEST
69:27
Crocker.
Beaux & BubbaGUEST
69:28
Yeah.
Beaux & BubbaGUEST
69:41
I'm trying to think of the...
Beaux & BubbaGUEST
69:43
There is this YouTube channel, and this guy has hundreds and hundreds of archives of, like radio skits and sound bites from the '70s, I think even the '60s, the '80s.
Beaux & BubbaGUEST
69:59
And Frankie Crocker-
KevonHOST
70:01
Mm
Bev JohnsonHOST
11:32
He said people were calling in.
Bev JohnsonHOST
11:33
Frankie Crocker, who was a big DJ in, in New York.
Bev JohnsonHOST
11:36
Anyway, the documentary is on, it's called Caravan of Hope.
Terry SpicerGUEST
11:41
Caravan.
DJ EnvyHOST
3:08
[laughs]
speaker_1HOST
3:08
Overcharging them for it, then did the Frankie Crocker.
Chris RockGUEST
3:10
Right.
Chris RockGUEST
3:10
Overcharging them.
Loren LoRosaHOST
3:11
[laughs]
DJ EnvyHOST
3:12
[laughs]
Chris RockGUEST
3:12
For what they did to Frankie Crocker.
Loren LoRosaHOST
3:15
[laughs]
Thelma HoustonGUEST
14:01
What was the name of that very famous Black DJ in New York, very good-looking guy.
speaker_6HOST
14:09
Frankie Crocker.
Thelma HoustonGUEST
14:10
Frankie Crocker.
Thelma HoustonGUEST
14:12
Going with the, the-
Paul HaeniHOST
14:13
Yeah
Thelma HoustonGUEST
14:13
...
Thelma HoustonGUEST
14:13
Frankie Crocker's, going to that radio station.
Thelma HoustonGUEST
14:18
Oh, taking him, uh, case, somebody's, what, what, Heineken beer and Popeye's chicken or something like...
Joe KelleyHOST
10:56
Absolutely.
Joe KelleyHOST
10:56
My guy was Frankie Crocker out of BLS.
Joe KelleyHOST
10:58
Frankie Crocker.
Melvin RileyGUEST
10:59
Did you meet
Joe KelleyHOST
11:00
Frankie?
Melvin RileyGUEST
11:01
I met Frankie Crocker at a couple of industry parties back in the day in New York.
Joe KelleyHOST
11:05
Oh, cool, yeah.
Melvin RileyGUEST
11:06
Frankie Crocker, oh, yeah.
Don LettsGUEST
46:34
others continue to grow you know
speaker_0HOST
46:37
and also the same in the same period um magnificent dance the b side of magnificent seven was uh was a really big record at the paradise garage yeah and via that got picked up on wbs because frankie crocker was a friend of larry lavan
Don LettsGUEST
46:52
that's right
speaker_0HOST
46:54
uh and they dubbed it up

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