Fertilizer 'tween my toes : the true story of a country boy from South Georgia who found fame and a little bit of fortune in radio stations and country music, after his teen years of getting cow manure 'tween his toes

Name/Title

Fertilizer 'tween my toes : the true story of a country boy from South Georgia who found fame and a little bit of fortune in radio stations and country music, after his teen years of getting cow manure 'tween his toes

Entry/Object ID

Library.2300

Tags

Library JAMM as of June 4, 2023

Description

ix, 117 pages ; 22 cm Fertilizer tween my toes the true story of a country boy from South Georgia who found fame and a little bit of fortune in radio stations and country music, after his teen years of getting cow manure 'tween his toes. JAMM "Despite the hard knocks of life, Marshall Rowland, a true country boy from Georgia, somehow managed to find fame and a little bit of fortune through hard work, gambles with fate, and a love of country music. In his autobiography, Rowland begins with stories from his childhood during 1930s Georgia that detail the heartbreaking day when his mother was taken away; his subsequent move to a rural area, where he shoveled cow manure out of the barns; and the day when he first met little Henry Wiggins, the boy who first introduced him to country music. He had a challenging upbringing and minimal formal education, but he still managed to find success and happiness within the world of country music. He followed Ray Charles in a hillbilly band, became a disc jockey, and spent an evening with Elvis when he was sixteen-all events that eventually led to a career owning several radio stations throughout Florida and Georgia. Fertilizer 'tween My Toes is the inspiring, true story of how a country boy with little education and no parental guidance achieved financial success, discovered happiness, and, most importantly, survived his life's most challenging moments."--Page 4 and cover JAMM He was the owner of a pair of highly successful stations in Jacksonville, WQIK-AM 1050 (later changed to WCMG) and WQIK-FM 99.1. Contents: My early South Georgia years -- Coming to the big city -- My new career as a rising star -- Other radio stations in my career -- Looking back on my sixty years of radio daze -- Country-music concerts in my blood -- Family matters.

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Library

Lexicon

Nomenclature 4.0

Nomenclature Primary Object Term

Book

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Other Documents

Nomenclature Class

Documentary Objects

Nomenclature Category

Category 08: Communication Objects

Search Terms

Jacksonville Area Music Museum (JAMM)., Rowland, Marshall., WQIK (Radio Station : Jacksonville, Fla.)., Radio broadcasters -- Florida -- Jacksonville.

Publication Details

Author

Rowland, Marshall.

Edition

c2013.

Publisher

iUniverse LLC

Place Published

* Untyped Place Published

Bloomington, IN

Call No.

ML 420 .R 890 A3 2013

ISBN

9781491715703, 1491715707