King Records

Cincinnati's King Records site joined the National Register of Historic Places earlier this month. But what does that federal designation, overseen by the National Park Service, actually do for historic sites?

CVG will host the Cincinnati Black Music Walk of Fame stars while the outdoor interactive park is being constructed.

Cincinnati plans to develop a sculpture park that celebrates the legacy of Cincinnati's African American trailblazers using money from the $290 million in…

King Records: Cincinnati Legacy, is a five-part series hosted by Lee Hay and is produced to honor the label’s impact on Cincinnati and music.The series…

I was saddened to get a call this morning from Jimmy Railey, one of James Brown's Famous Flames, whose daughter was killed this past weekend. Donna Railey…

As the celebration of King Records Month continues, Lee Hay has assembled a distinguished panel of organizers to discuss some upcoming events. Joining Lee…

The brothers Blase, Jim and Darren, dropped by WVXU's studio last week and talked with Elaine Diehl about their eclectic, nationally-recognized Northside…

As part of Black History Month, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame's traveling exhibit King Records: Thirty Years That Changed American Music | 1943-1973 will…

Documenting the history and impact of Cincinnati's King Records continues with a new cinematic docu-series. Filmmaker Yemi Oyediran is with Lee Hay to…

Seymour Stein is coming to Cincinnati Saturday afternoon, December 1st at 3pm to the downtown Public Library for a presentation on his time with Syd…