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Mid-South ride, eat, and meet
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Memphis Art Work
These art pieces were on the wall at Westy's.
Dewey 'Daddy-O' Phillips Dewey was a famous Memphis DJ, played the first record of Elvis on the radio. People were calling the radio station asking if Elvis was white or black. He answered that the vocalist attended a certain High school. That told everyone he was white, Memphis was segregated at the time.
W.C. Handy- Memphis Blues pioneer that made Beale Street famous.
B.B. King A true music Legend.
These art pieces were on the wall at Westy's.
Dewey 'Daddy-O' Phillips Dewey was a famous Memphis DJ, played the first record of Elvis on the radio. People were calling the radio station asking if Elvis was white or black. He answered that the vocalist attended a certain High school. That told everyone he was white, Memphis was segregated at the time.
W.C. Handy- Memphis Blues pioneer that made Beale Street famous.
B.B. King A true music Legend.
