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handled by Mike Dean, Mr. Lee, Don Juan, Tone
Capone and
Keith "88-Keys"
Kinlow, with J.
Prince serving as
executive producer. It
features guest appearances...
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Natalie Williams with 77 votes,
Sheila Bunn with 53 votes, and
Eugene Kinlow with 30 votes. (All
others received fewer than 30 votes.) Will Sommer, the...
- Television-affiliated
station that the
group had
recently purchased from
Kinlow Broadcasting and had its call
letters changed to WBME-TV on
April 29. It...
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Banks (exec.) Big Tyme
Bosko Dave
Everingham E-40 (exec.) Funk
Daddy Keith Kinlow Mike
Mosley Rick Rock Sam
Bostic Studio Ton Tone
Capone E-40 chronology...
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Eugene Kinlow raised more
funds than May.
Although May had
spent nearly $228,000 already, she
still had $40,000 on hand. Her best-funded opponent,
Kinlow, had...
- by JJK Media, LLC. It is co-owned by the
children of
founding owner Joel
Kinlow,
making WGLB one of only a few
radio stations that is
owned by an African-American...
- 6:17 9. "What's Goin' On" (featuring A-G-2-A-Ke) B.
Jordan G.
Talley K.
Kinlow 88 Keys 4:28 10. "2 Real" (featuring Mr. 3-2, UGK, and F.L.A.J.) B. Jordan...
- the Home
Shopping Network (HSN). The
station was
founded by the late Joel
Kinlow, a
Milwaukee area
minister who died on June 7, 2016; his
estate and children...
- 4:39 15. "Still in the Game" (featuring Gage and Lil' Niq)
Bellamy Thomas Kinlow Justin Jackson Latare Nixon Double 8 4:09 16. "My
Projects (Remix)" (featuring...
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Broadcast Industry Group, LLC. KLRG was
formerly a
gospel station owned by Joe
Kinlow and
Family until his
death in 2015.
Prior Formats include the Tan Talk Radio...
