“Jack Cullen and Red Robinson were cut from the same cloth: both were East Vancouver kids. So was I, and in the early days that meant black music reigned, due to the demographic of the neighbourhood. That went a long way in Red embracing the music and later insisting he play it on the air during a time when the records of black artists were sold in plain brown wrappers in reputable music shops, as if the transaction was shameful.”
Clarence Dixon 
LaVern Baker 
Bill Doggett
Bill Reiter in Red Robinson: The Last Broadcast now at Friesen Press, Amazon.ca, Amazon.com, Indigo, Chapters and Coles, Barnes & Noble, Kobo, Google Play and Apple Books!