History
Gracia T. C. Thompkins (July 1, 1946 - ) is a record industry professional best known for being prime promoter of urban music for Epic Records, and responsible for promotions of Michael Jackson’s Thriller album, the sixth studio album by the American singer and songwriter Michael Jackson, and produced by Quincy Jones, released on November 29, 1982, to date, the best selling album of all time.
He has launched successful projects for some of the best known music artists in the world, including Isaac Hayes, Natalie Cole, Rufus and Chaka Khan, Lou Rawls, Maze, Teddy Pendergrass, Bill Withers, George Duke, Barry White, Luther Vandross, Boy George & The Culture Club, Michael Jackson, Patti Labelle, The Isley Brothers, Teena Marie, Maxi Priest, Sade and many more.[1]
Early Life
Born in Richmond, Virginia on July 1, 1946 to Doris Lee Davis Thompkins and educator and William Thompkins, who was in the Navy, but who T.C. met for the first time at age 16. His parents divorced when he was young, and his mother remarried an Air Force Airman, and at age eleven, his siblings moved with his parents to Japan, while he moved to Texarkana, Texas to live with his grandparents Rayfield a building contractor, and Janie Davis, a homemaker, assisted by his Aunt Jewel and Uncle Joe Harris, his mother’s relatives.[2]
It was there that he was introduced to an array of R&B artists, church music through mandatory attendance by his aunt and grandparents, jazz and more, and learned to play the trombone in middle school. He was president of the school student council and on the debate team.
As a teenager in East Texas, he listened to WWGN an AM radio station out of Illinois that reached the entire country, and played the top 40 hits, fights and more 24 hours a day. He discovered KOKY, the black radio station in Shreveport, Louisiana, a factor contributing to his becoming a DeeJay later. He also sang in the church choir, a high school doo wop group, and played trombone in the band, before graduating high school and enlisting in the U.S. Army in 1967.[3]
Service In The Vietnam War – 1964 – 1967
Thompkins joined the Army while the draft was in effect, because he wanted to do his part for the country. Though he did not continue to study music, his interested was piqued while on active duty in Vietnam with the USO shows that included Bob Hope, Ann Margaret, The Dixie Cups and more. With the radio playing all the time in the rat filled encampments, playing mostly black USA music kept most of the troops from being hopelessly homesick.[4]
Career
In Vietnam in a foxhole he heard James Brown’s “It's a Man's Man's Man's World” on American Forces Network (AFN), which he considered to be the most serious song he had ever heard, with its big production values, strings in the background and big rhythm section and its ability to transport young, lonely kids back home to familiar ground and comfort. The years he spent in the Vietnam War influenced his desire to be in the music industry because of the emotional power and profound effect it had on people’s lives. [5]
1970s to 1984
Thompkins' wife was working in the archive department for Stax Records, enabling him to get an interview. In 1971 he began working in regional retail sales, delivering product to retailers out of the back of his car.
In 1972 he worked at Capitol Records in regional radio promotions, working with Natalie Cole, Tavares, Maze, Jimmy Weatherspoon and more before heading over to ABC/Dunhill Records as Regional Director. There he worked with B.B. King, Rufus and Chaka Khan, The Dramatics and a host of other household names, often pushing their work to the top of the charts.
In 1977 he moved to CBS, and became Local Promotions Manager. In 1978 he became the National Director of Promotions, and finally Vice President of Promotions with Epic Records.
While there, he was responsible for introducing Sade to America and worked to push her to the top of the charts, which he and his team accomplished in record time.[6]
While at Epic Records he worked with Teddy Pendergrass, Patti LaBelle, Gladys Knight, the Jacksons and many more. After working with Michael Jackson on several projects including Off the Wall, he promoted the Thriller album, produced by Quincy Jones, pushing it to the top of the charts within four weeks. It won eight American Music Awards, a Grammy Award for Record of the Year, and by 1984 had sold 84 million copies, making it the best-selling album of all time.
1985 - Present
Since leaving Epic Records, Thompkins has worked with and run companies for Teddy Riley, as well as running his own companies and those of other performers, churches and more. Semi-retired, he still works with some promising artists.
Personal Life
While in Vietnam, he began a penpal relationship with his future wife Ernize Taylor, a teacher in Mississippi, USA, who he married in December 1967 after returning home. He remained married to her for 54 years until her death in 2022.
Thompkins lives between Panama and Texas spending most of his time with his daughters and grandson.
Work History
1971
Stax
Regional Sales
Richard Pryor – That Nigga’s Crazy
certified gold by RIAA[15] & won the Grammy Award for Best Comedy Album at the 1975 Grammy Awards
1971
Stax Records
Sales
1971
Stax Records
Sales
1971
Stax Records
Sales
1971
Stax Records
Sales
1972 – 1973
Capitol Records
Regional Radio Promotions
Tavares, 1974 - Check it out
1978
CBS Records
National Director Promotions
Lou Rawls -Live
1975
Capitol Records
Regional Radio Promotions
Natalie Cole - Inseparable
Inseparable 1975 Gold - Recording Industry Association of America(RIAA)[54] 2 Grammy nominations
1973
ABC Records
Regional Promotions
1975
ABC/Dunhill Records
Regional Promotions
Rufus Band
1976
ABC/Dunhill
Regional Director
Mighty Clouds of Joy
Mighty Clouds of Joy - Wikipedia
1976
ABC/Dunhill
Regional Director
BB King
1976
ABC/Dunhill
Regional Director
John Handy
“Hard Work”
1976
ABC/Dunhill
Regional Director
Isaac Hayes
“Chocolate Chip”
1976
CBS Records/Local Promotions Director/Chicago
Regional
Director
National Director Epic Records
Lou Rawls
“You’ll Never Find Another”
“Unmistakably Lou” - 1977
“Let Me Be Good To You”/1979
1976
CBS Records
Local Promotions Director/ Chicago
Jerry Butler
197/77
Capitol Records
Regional Director
Happy Feelings
1977 Gold -Recording Industry Association of America(RIAA)[54]
1975
Capitol Records
Regional Director
Tour Promotions
Low Rider
1975
Capitol Records
Regional
Director
Tour Promotions
1977
Regional Director
Local Promotions Director
Rufus featuring Chaka Khan
“Ask Rufus” 1977
Gold - Recording Industry Association of America(RIAA)[54]
1976
ABC/Dunhill Records
Regional Director
“How Long” 1976
The Pointer Sisters - Wikipedia
1976
ABC/Dunhill
Regional Director
“Shake It Well” 1976
1976
CBS Records
Local Promotions Director
National Promotions Director
Vice President of Promotions
“Jean Carn” 1976 “
“Happy To Be With You” 1978
When I Find You Love” 1979
“Sweet & Wonderful” 1981
1976
ABC/Dunhill
Regional Promotions
“Catfish” 1976
1975
ABC/Dunhill
Regional Promotions
“SWAT”
Rhythm Heritage - Wikipedia
Gold 1975 Recording Industry Association of America(RIAA)[54]
1976 - 1978
CBS/Columbia/Epic (New York)
Local Radio Promotions
“Stay In Love” 1977
1977
CBS Records
Regional Promotions Director/Chicago
“VSOP” 1977
1977
CBS Records
Regional Promotions Director/Chicago
“Menagerie” 1977
1977
CBS Records
Local Radio Promotions
“Let’s Get Close Together” 1977
1978
CBS
Records
Regional Radio Promotions
“Dukey Stick” 1978
1977
CBS Records
Local Promotions Director/Chicago
Regional Director
National Director of Promotions
Vice President of Promotions
“Go For Your Guns” 1977
“Showdown” 1978
“Winner Takes All” 1979
“Go All The Way” 1980
“Grand Slam” 1981
“Inside You” 1981
“The Real Deal” 1982
“Between The Sheets” 1983
The Isley Brothers - Wikipedia
1978
1979
CBS Records
Regional Director
National Director
“Mother Factor” 1978
“Mother Finest Live”1979
1978
CBS Records
Regional Director
“That’s What Friends Are For” 1978
Multi Years
CBS Records
Local Director of Promotions
Vice President of Promotions
“Teddy Pendergrass” 1977
”Life Is A SongWorth Singing” 1978
“Teddy” 1979
“It’s Time For Love” 1981
“This One For You” 1982
“TP” 1980
“Heaven only Knows” 1983 “Love Language” 1984
1978 - 1983
CBS Records/
EPIC
National Director of Promotions
Vice President of Promotions
“Tasty” 1978
“It’s Alright With Me” 1979
“I’m In Love Again” 1983
Gold -
Recording Industry Association of America(RIAA)[54]
1976/80
CBS Records/
EPIC
Local Director of Promotions
National Director of Promotions
“Central Heat” 1977
“Hot Property 1979
“Candles” 1980
1978
CBS Records
Regional Promotions Director
“Your Love”
Your Love (Marilyn McCoo and Billy Davis Jr. song) - Wikipedia
1978
CBS Records
Regional Promotions Director
Need song names
1977
CBS Records
Local Director of Promotions
“Love Notes” 1977
1978
CBS Records
Local Director of Promotions
“Modern Man” 1978
1978
CBS Records
Local Director of Promotions
“Cheryl Lynn” 1978
1980
CBS/Epic Records
Vice President of Promotions
MFSB
“Mysteries”
1983
CBS /Epic Records
Vice President of Promotions
Luther Vandross
“Busy Body”
1978 – 1985
CBS/Columbia/Epic (New York)
National Director of Promotions
Vice President of Promotions
“SOS Band” 1980
Just the Way You Like It (The S.O.S. Band album) - Wikipedia
“Too” 1981(VP)
Too (S.O.S. Band album) - Wikipedia
Epic “III” 1982
“On The Rise” 1983 “Just The Way You Like It” 1984
1979
CBS/Epic Records
Vice President of Promotions
“The Message Is Love” 1979
CBS/
EPIC Records
Local Director of Promotions
Regional Director of Promotions
National Director of Promotions
“The Jacksons” 1976
“Going Places” 1977 “Destiny” 1978
“Trumph”1980
“Live” 1981
“Victory” 1984
The Jacksons Live! - Wikipedia
Victory Tour (The Jacksons) - Wikipedia
CBS /EPIC RECORDS
National Director of Promotions
VP of Promotions
“Off The Wall” 1979
“Thriller” 1982 (VP)
CBS /Epic Records
National Director of Promotions
*The Jones Girls“The Jones Girls” 1979
“At Peace With Women” 1980
“Get As Much As You Can” 1981
CBS /Epic Records
VP of Promotions
“Absence With Our Love” 1982
“On And On” 1984
Carl Anderson (singer) - Wikipedia
1984
CBS/ EPIC RECORDS
VP of Promotions
National Director of Promotions
Sade,
“Diamond Life” 1984
CBS RECORDS
VP of Promotions
“Juicy Fruit” 1983
“You Me & He” 1984
Gold - Recording Industry Association of America(RIAA)[54]
1984
CBS RECORDS
Tabu Records
Vice Pres & National Director
“Saturday Love”
1984
CBS/Columbia/Epic (New York)
VP of Promotions
National Director
Star Child
“Lover Girl” 1984
Gold - Recording Industry Association of America(RIAA)[54]
1984
CBS/Columbia/Epic (New York)
VP of CBS Records & National Director of Promotions
Krystol,
“Getting Ready” 1984(VP)
Krystol Discography: Vinyl, CDs, & More | Discogs
Cbs/Columbia/Epic (New York)
VP CBS
Records
“SOS Band” 1980 (National) Epic “Too” 1981(VP) Epic “III” 1982 “On The Rise” 1983 “Just The Way You Like It” 1984 (VP) Epic
1980
1984
CBS/Columbia/Epic (New York)
VP CBS Records
Miami Sound Machine - Wikipedia
“Eyes of Innocense”/1984
Eyes of Innocence (Miami Sound Machine album) - Wikipedia
CBS/Columbia/Epic (New York)
National Director of Promotions
VP of Promotions
“Never Too Much” 1981
“ Forever for Always for Love” 1982
“Busy Body” 1983
CBS/Columbia/Epic (New York)
Local Director of Promotions
National Director of Promotions
VP of Promotions
“Unmistakably Lou”1977
“When You Hear Lou, You’ve heard it all” 1977
“Live” 1973
“Let Me Be Good To You” 1979
“Sit Down And Talk To Me” 1980
“Shades Of Blue” 1981
“Now Is The Time”1982
“Here Comes Garfield” 1982
“When The Night Comes” 1983
“Trying As Heard As I Can” 1984
Here Comes Garfield - Wikipedia
CBS/Columbia/Epic (New York)
“Do You Really Want To Hurt Me” 1982 “Karma Chameleon” 1983
CBS/Columbia/Epic (New York)
Need position
Need name
1985
CBS/Columbia/Epic (New York)
National Director of Promotions
“Time After Time”
“All Through the Night”
1979
CBS/Columbia/Epic (New York)
National Director of Promotions
”Ant No Stopping Us Now” 1979
McFadden & Whitehead - Wikipedia
1976
CBS/Columbia/Epic (New York)
VP of Promotions
MFSB,
“Summertime”1976
“Mysteries” 1980
1980
CBS/Columbia/Epic (New York)
VP of Promotions
“The Jones Girls” 1979 (National Epic) “At Peace With Women” 1980 (National Epic)“Get As Much As You Can” 1981
CBS/Columbia/Epic (New York)
1982
1984
CBS/Columbia/Epic (New York)
VP of Promotions
“Absence With Our Love” 1982
“On And On” 1984
Carl Anderson (singer) - Wikipedia
1984
CBS/Columbia/Epic (New York)
VP & National Director of Promotions
Kids At Work (Teddy Riley),
“Kids At Work” 1984
Guy (band) - Wikipedia
1979
CBS/Columbia/Epic (New York)
National Director of Promotions and Assoc Labels
Need song – year
George Clinton (funk musician) - Wikipedia
CBS/Columbia/Epic (New York)
Need song - year
CBS/Columbia/Epic (New York)
Brainstorm,
Need song - year
1984
CBS/Columbia/Epic (New York)
VP of CBS and National Director of Promotions
Need song – year
CBS/Columbia/Epic (New York)
VP of CBS & National Director Promotions
“Juicy Fruit” 1983
“You Me & He” 1984
Juicy Fruit (album) - Wikipedia
GOLD - Recording Industry Association of America(RIAA)[54]
1987 - 1989
Quality Records – Los Angeles
Need position
“On A Sunday Afternoon” - 1989
A Lighter Shade of Brown - Wikipedia
1989
Quality Records
Need song – year
1988
GR Productions
COO
The Ghetto Boys
The Geto Boys (album) - Wikipedia
1989 -1991
GR Productions -Teddy Riley – Gene Griffin
COO / GR Productions
GUY
“Girl I Got My Eye On You”/1988
COO
“Guy”
1988 best R&B LP of the year, R&B single, New Artist * Urban single of the year (2pl) ????
1991
GT Records
CEO
Leon Haywood
1989
GR Productions
COO
“New Jack Swing” 1989
New Jack Swing (song) - Wikipedia
1989
GR Productions
COO
“Shade Of Red”1989
Redhead Kingpin and the F.B.I. - Wikipedia
1990
Indie Label
GT Records
CEO
“Close To You” 1990
Close to You (Maxi Priest song) - Wikipedia
BPI &
Gold - Recording Industry Association of America(RIAA)[54] -
1990
GT Records
VP of Promotions and Production
Basic Black
“Basic Black” 1990 VP GP Production
“Nothing But A Party”
Basic Black | New Jack Swing Wiki | Fandom
1992
Plum Records
Owner
Turq
“U Need Me” 1990
1992
Trans A Records
Promotions
Dee Dee Wilde
‘I Love You” 1992
1992
1995
Indie Label
GR Productions
COO
“3 Years, 5 Months & 2 Days in the Life of” 1992
Arrested Development (group) - Wikipedia
1992
Indie Label
GR Productions
COO
“Wild Thing” 1988”
Wild Thing (Tone Lōc song) - Wikipedia
1992 - 1993
Nappy Head Records
Owner
Darryl Barnes
“If I Could” 1993
Darrell Barnes – If I Could... – CD (), 1993 [r5844293] | Discogs
1993
Brown Records 1993
Owner
Figures Of Speech “U Already Know” “Ready To Wreck”
1993 - 1994
Independent Label Coalition/
Jay Records
CEO & Owner
Art Madison
“Into The AM” 1993
Art Madison – Into The A.M. – CD (Album), 1993 [r2074420] | Discogs
1993
TC Thompkins, LLC
CEO & Owner
Domino
“Domino” 1993
1993
Kat Records
Promotions
Three From the Soul
“What Cha Missin” 1993
III Frum Tha Soul – What Cha Missin' – CD (Album), 1993 [r3361829] | Discogs
1995
All Net Records
Promotions
“Streets Deeper Than The Grave” 1995
OTR Clique – Streets Deeper Than The Grave – CD (Album), 1995 [r1492044] | Discogs
1996
TCThompkins, LLC
CEO & Owner
Miles Jaye
Miles Jaye Discography: Vinyl, CDs, & More | Discogs
1998
TC Thompkins, LLC
CEO & Owner
Trick Daddy featuring Trina
“Nann Nigga”
2001
TC Thompkins, LLC
CEO & Owner
Alicia Keys
“Songs in A Minor”
2002
TC Thompkins, LLC
CEO & Owner
Nappy Roots“Watermelon Chicken & Gritty” 2002
Watermelon, Chicken & Gritz - Wikipedia
Platinum
2002
TC Thompkins, LLC
CEO & Owner
Mark Taylor
2002
2006
TC Thompkins, LLC
CEO & Owner
Heather Headley
“He Is”
“In My Mind”
2002
TC Thompkins, LLC
CEO & Owner
Abundant Life Cathedral
“Abundantly Blessed”
Dr Ed Montgomery and The Abundant Life Cathedral Choir on AirPlay Direct
2004
TC Thompkins, LLC
CEO & Owner
Endurance Gospel Group
Endurance - musicbyendurance.com
2006
TC Thompkins, LLC
CEO & Owner
Jay Anthony Brown
2012
TC Thompkins, LLC
CEO & Owner
J Dash featuring FLO RIDA
“WOP”
2013
TC Thompkins, LLC
CEO & Owner
“March” 2013 “Foundation” 2014
2014
TC Thompkins, LLC
CEO & Owner
George Tandy
“Foundation”
2020
Indie Label
Promotions
Coline Creuzot “You Tried It” 2020
2021
Indie Label
Promotions
Annalea X “Wavy 2021
AnnaleaX - Wavy (Y U Playin' Me?) - YouTube
2021
TC Thompkins, LLC
CEO & Owner
Nappy Roots
Awards
YEAR
AWARD
WORK ENTITIES
RESULT
1973
Regional Promotion Man of the Year
won
1978
Regional Promotion Man of the Year
won
1980/81
Who’s Who Among Black America
Who’s Who Among Black Americans, Inc.
won
1984
Don Robey Award - Outstanding Radio Work
won
1984
Executive of the Year
won
1993/94
Who's Who Worldwide
Who's Who Registry of Global Business Leaders
2013
Best of 2013 Publicity Services
City of Sugarland, Texas
won
2016
Playlist Showcase Honoree
won
2021/22
Icon Promoter - Hustle Hard Award
won
2021
H-Town Artist’s Showcase Legends Award
H-Town Artist’s Showcase
won
2024
Presidential Lifetime Achievement Award
AmeriCorps and the Office of the President of the USA - Joe Biden
won
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"When Radio was King": Star maker behind legendary artists releases book. - Click2Houston: https://www.click2houston.com/news/local/2023/03/04/when-radio-was-king-star-maker-behind-legendary-artists-including-michael-jackson-sade-releases-book/
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Longtime music executive releases new book: When Radio was King - FOX NEWS 26 HOUSTON: https://www.fox26houston.com/video/1188956
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Music industry insider shares stories in new book. - FOX 26 Houston: https://www.fox26houston.com/video/1188599
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Black Radio Exclusive Magazine: https://www.worldradiohistory.com/Archive-All-Music/BRE/80s/BRE-1989-05-26.pdf
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Music Exec & CEO TC Thompkins Talks 50-Year Career, Working With MJ, Music Business Advice, More. - Urban Influencer: https://www.theurbaninfluencer.com/article/music-exec-tc-thompkins-talks-50-year-career-working-with-mj-music-business-advice-more
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Former CBS/Epic records executive writes tell all book. - KXAN Austin: https://www.kxan.com/business/press-releases/ein-presswire/620964104/former-cbs-epic-records-executive-writes-tell-all-book/
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Interviewing the legendary TC Thompkins on Coffee With T is one of my favorite interviews ever!!! - Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DBZUcrkJnA2/
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“A record label is a bank. If you don’t get legal advice before signing..." - Facebook: https://m.facebook.com/halftimechat/videos/%EF%B8%8F-just-dropped-a-powerful-interview-with-industry-legend-tc-tompkins-on-halftime/1792349901318425/
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Halftime Chat R&B Podcast With Nnamdi Okoye - Spotify for Creators: https://creators.spotify.com/pod/profile/halftime-chat/episodes/EP-109-T-C--Thompkins-Behind-the-Scenes-with-Michael-Jackson--Sade--Teddy-Riley--Gene-Griffin-e2ebn0v
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T.C. Thompkins: Behind the Scenes with Michael Jackson, Sade, Teddy Riley & Gene Griffin https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WaTfsexgE98
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MPAC MPAC Music Symposium University of Houston Law Center https://www.law.uh.edu/ipil/MPAC_Symposium-Booklet_atUHLC_2_27_2016.pdf
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In this eye-opening interview, music industry veteran T.C. ... - Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/halftimechat/reel/DM3MObPKEni/
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Book release "When Radio Was King" - FOX40 News: https://fox40.com/business/press-releases/ein-presswire/620523853/book-release-when-radio-was-king
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Book and audiobook
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EuroWeb Music Executive TC Thompkins Pens Powerful and Insightful Book ‘When Radio Was King’ | Photos - https://eurweb.com/music-executive-tc-thompkins-pens-powerful-and-insightful-book-when-radio-was-king-photos/
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When Radio Was King: Music Industry Executive-TC Thompkins. - Amazon.com: https://www.amazon.com/When-Radio-Was-King-Executive-TC/dp/B0BW2BSZPY
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When Radio Was King Audiobook by TC Thompkins. - Audible:https://www.audible.com/pd/When-Radio-Was-King-Audiobook/B0DG3657J1
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When Radio Was King: Music Industry Executive-TC Thompkins ( ... - Apple: https://books.apple.com/us/audiobook/when-radio-was-king-music-industry-executive-tc-thompkins/id1766587981
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When Radio Was King|eBook - TC Thompkins. - Barnes & Noble: https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/when-radio-was-king-tc-thompkins/1143246932
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When Radio Was King: Music Industry Executive-TC . -https://www.mikabapublishing.net/post/when-radio-was-king-music-industry-executive-tc-thompkins-by-tc-thompkins
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Videos
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Former Epic VP Recounts Michael Jackson (MyFox Houston com FOX 26) - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gHaJtW_wexc
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EuroWeb Music Executive TC Thompkins Pens Powerful and Insightful Book ‘When Radio Was King’ | Photos - https://eurweb.com/music-executive-tc-thompkins-pens-powerful-and-insightful-book-when-radio-was-king-photos/
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CBS TV Interview on Michael Jackson’s Death - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VFg-T4V3mIg
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The Madd Hatta Show - TC Thompkins. - YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RCAuh7RxMN4
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TC THOMPKINS: WHEN RADIO WAS KING. - YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RCAuh7RxMN4
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Why We Are Here Podcast on Amazon Music - Amazon Music: https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/7b6d3fa6-7694-48a6-a015-490f13b13686/why-we-are-here
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Angie Greaves of Smooth Radio UK interviews TC Thompkins https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ObAvLw-YXC8
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Mediascape - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ETck33OMU9U
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Fox 26 Interview with Isaiah Factor - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8wPC_N5B8Mg
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Morning with Misty B - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WDWnaRm1qxQ
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Jamie Foster Brown - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3ptOekWp4b8
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Former Epic VP Recounts Jackson (MyFox Houston com FOX 26) - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gHaJtW_wexc
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