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Step back into the golden age of radio with this extensive collection celebrating Al Jolson, a master entertainer whose career spanned an extraordinary 50 years. Jolson first made his mark by performing in "black face" at a San Francisco club—a controversial choice that became his trademark. Yet behind the stage persona was a staunch Civil Rights activist who helped open doors for African-Americans on Broadway. This 117-recording archive, featuring over 63 hours of audio, captures Jolson’s legendary guest appearances and his starring role on the Kraft Music Hall radio program, offering an unparalleled glimpse into the personality that lit up the airwaves.
