The Tower Of Power

The Tower of Power is a unique book that touch on the emergence of one of the first African-American radio station in the country. The book, however, is centered on its competitor, an ethnic radio station and its personalities in downtown Detroit, and mirror the changes in American culture from the 1950s to the 1970s. Using his own experience as the former head of sales at a large Detroit station, Clark brings this exciting period to life in a work of non-fiction that includes some fictionalized elements. This novel fills a void in our cultural and social history, and will attract anyone interested in the development of social issues. It would appeal to anyone who lived through the sixties as well.