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1966 - 1970 - 1973 - 1974 - 1975 - 1976 - 1981 - 2004-2014
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1981 - Flashback; The Original Rabbit Records Crew
(L to R) Dick, Becky Bondia, Al Moss
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DWA and Rabbit Records Macon 1976
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1976 - Atlantic Records backed Rabbit
Records and Dick Wooley Associates, Dick (center below) signing the great
Southern Rock band Grinderswitch and the Winters Brothers Band. Later that year both bands
albums climbed the charts. In 1978 - Before releasing their debut album Molly
Hatchet band signed with Dick Wooley Associates to promote the first release that started
it all.
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(LtoR) Ricky Burnett, Dru Lumbar, Joe Dan Petty,
Dick Wooley, Stephen Miller, Larry Howard. |
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Molly Hatchet, 1978
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Grinderswitch, 1976
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Winters Brothers,
1976
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1976
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Presidential candidate Jimmy Carter and Dick Wooley
chat on the campaign trail in Atlanta, 1976
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1975 - Flashback; July, Fortune
Magazine, the Capricorn Records story featured Phil, Frank and Dick.
VP of Promotion Dick Wooley and assistant Jennie Moore
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1973 - Flashback; Dick Wooley assembled a nationwide radio network with over 150
radio station.
Dick's network, (CapCom)
broadcast New Years shows featuring The Allman Brothers Band and Wet Willie in 1973.
The next year, The Allman Brothers Band and Marshall Tucker Band were
broadcast live on the CapCom Radio Network, a first-of-its-kind coast-to-coast radio show that
pioneered vertically integrated artists promotion. The 1974 CapCom Radio New Year's show was
broadcast to 40 million listeners world-wide, it solidified The Allman Brothers Band as
the Number One Southern, Rock, Best damn Jam band ever... and launched the decades-long career
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1974 - New
Years Eve Event Poster and Headline Story in Music Trade R&R.
R&R estimated there were 40 million listeners worldwide.
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Capricorn Records, Big Three
Flashback
(L-R)
Executive VP: FRANK FENTER,
VP of Promotions: DICK WOOLEY,
President: PHIL WALDEN
( 1972, Photo Courtesy of Rob
Durner-Fenter )
Check out great photo journalism in the Historic
Atlanta-Macon music scene
by; Carter
Tomassi click here - Jerry Womack click here - Phillip Rauls click here
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1970's - Flashback;
Some of the great Capricorn Album covers.
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1966 - Flashback;
Carolina radio stations broke the "Girl Watcher" single, it cost the band $400
to produce, (big money then) and the single has been featured on millions of
radio spins and shag DJ turntables, not to mention the hundreds of TV / Radio commercials.
The song is a shag dance classic on the Carolina strand.
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1966 - Dick's
First Gold Record
"Girl Watcher"
By The Okasions
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