
Iconic record producer and label owner Joel Dorn’s journey into the Atlantic Records family started at age 14 when he first heard Ray Charles on the radio in his grandmother’s kitchen. Transfixed and forever changed by what he’d just heard he decided to write the label a series of letters. Label Co-owner Nesuhi Ertegun took notice and a lifelong friendship was formed. Within a hand full of years Joel (after breaking numerous Atlantic albums as a radio DJ in Philadelphia) officially joined the Atlantic family as a staff producer. While he may have physically left the label in 1976 ……. Atlantic never left his heart and soul. In this episode Joe and Dana get personal with Adam about his late father’s legacy
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Side 4: Track 16 – “Nights On Broadway” – Theresa Dean

"Bee Side": Outtake (In Loving Memory) - Dino Danelli

Side 4: Track 15 – “Groovin’” – Felix Cavaliere

Side 3: Track 14 – “Piece of My Heart” – Bert Berns (An Homage: Brett Bern)
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