King Records

A longer version than the PBS broadcast will be part of a double feature with 'Cincinnati Sounds: Exploring a Musical City's Spaces, Places and Sounds' at the Cincinnati World Cinema at the Garfield Theatre Downtown.

A listener asks about Cincinnati's musical history.

Yemi Oyediran's one-hour documentary premieres Friday nationwide on PBS.

The 'King Of Them All: The Story of King Records' documentary debuts Oct. 10 on WCET-TV and Dayton's WPTD-TV.

A new documentary tells the story of King Records and its pioneering role in shaping funk, soul, and rock 'n’ roll.

The King Records Legacy Foundation will use the money to privately fundraise for construction costs.

Cincinnati City Council took an uncommon vote Wednesday to send an ordinance back to committee for more discussion. The measure allocates $410,000 for the King Records Legacy Foundation, which is working to preserve the historic city-owned building in Evanston.

If approved Wednesday, the King Records Legacy Foundation will use the funds to raise private dollars for preserving and renovating the historic building in Evanston.

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.