Ebony King, the Spoken word!! Interview

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Mr BBI

Mr BBI

Күн бұрын

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@cerealkiller7734
@cerealkiller7734 14 күн бұрын
Mr BBI, your history/spoken word series is easily the most important work in radio. I love watching you build, your work is beautiful and videos informational, but this history is so important. Thank you for making these videos.
@kwanburl3650
@kwanburl3650 19 күн бұрын
A legend da golden years I could sit and listen and watch all day about cb,s
@j.p.thearmoredchef
@j.p.thearmoredchef 24 күн бұрын
Interviewing these fascinating, wonderful people is a true service you’re doing for the radio world. The most intimate of history lessons from legends. Happy thanksgiving. Thank you!
@markr9895
@markr9895 23 күн бұрын
I really enjoy these interviews. Thanks for putting in the time and effort so we all can seen them.
@VicGreenBitcoin
@VicGreenBitcoin 3 күн бұрын
Its not a real interview more like a Friendly chat, in best case a Softball interview..
@devaracoleman3642
@devaracoleman3642 24 күн бұрын
One of the best interviews I have heard about CBN
@JC-fk4cb
@JC-fk4cb 11 күн бұрын
Great video, BBI. Back in the late 60s, early 70s my first and only base station was a 5 watt Radio Shack walkie talkie attached to a ground plane, which I snuck up on the roof of my parents' home. We lived on a hill and I was able to talk to most everybody. Good times!
@PPNStudio
@PPNStudio 24 күн бұрын
Oh wow! My first cb was a 6 channel crystal controlled, push-button radio I bought from our local Heathkit store.. I think it was a Lafayette as well!!! It was around 1972 or 3 and I ran that radio into the ground. Good times. Great interview. I miss those old days.. its not quite the same these days. 73 179 NorCal
@fullmetaljacket76
@fullmetaljacket76 23 күн бұрын
What?No Way! A spoken word video for Thanksgiving? Thanks, BBi!
@rayjohnson7886
@rayjohnson7886 22 күн бұрын
Ebony King is the same now on the radio as he is on your interview he's a unique. And a professional operator and very respected thank you BBI.
@VicGreenBitcoin
@VicGreenBitcoin 3 күн бұрын
I read a lot of positive things, but let's not forget that he claims the entire channel along with the other Super Bowl fanatics. In the Netherlands I can't use channel 6 because of the constant shouting from Ebony King and his eccentric friends. We must therefore ask ourselves whether it is acceptable for someone from the US to monopolize a channel worldwide. Just think about that.
@IndianaDipper194
@IndianaDipper194 23 күн бұрын
here is my comment to help your engagment lol. love the interviews man, i personally will never take them for granted. i've learned alot from you and all your interviewees over the years! 115 in the bluegrass wavin' 73's and happy thanksgiving all!
@davidshapiro5616
@davidshapiro5616 24 күн бұрын
Hey Luke, Great video. I'll remember that line "I'm running enough". Regards from Cyprus.
@Shane-et6zv
@Shane-et6zv 24 күн бұрын
I love these interviews man. Thanks for your hard work making this happen
@NoneneedToknow-oj6lt
@NoneneedToknow-oj6lt 24 күн бұрын
Hope everyone enjoys the day 😊
@darrylhart8152
@darrylhart8152 24 күн бұрын
Thanks for these videos. I’m a trucker I hear a lot of these guys on the radio I get to put a face with a voice and cb handle.
@kerryutterback6238
@kerryutterback6238 24 күн бұрын
Thank you 🙏🏼 Luke. For not only the way awesome interviews but for everything you do for the radio world. We have never met other than Facebook Messenger but you have always, always been willing to answer my questions and lead me in the right direction for any radio or amp I ever had. Thank 🙏🏼You again. ✌🏼💨 Happy Turkey Bird Day 🦃💨
@yohnjager9893
@yohnjager9893 23 күн бұрын
It makes me pretty emotional seeing these guys who Were and Are the Drivers of the hobby. all the respect to them and you Luke for being who you are.
@alfranca5961
@alfranca5961 24 күн бұрын
Mostly Phantom 500’s in my area back then
@thetriode
@thetriode 24 күн бұрын
Jack of Diamonds is straight out legend and a gentleman, shouts to him for hosting. Also a great interview by the way.
@jeffreymiller36ny32
@jeffreymiller36ny32 22 күн бұрын
Great job BBI Ebony is always been a very humble man. Thank you for taking the time for doing these interviews. I really appreciate it.
@alfranca5961
@alfranca5961 24 күн бұрын
First time I heard another operator with the handle Flagship . I was the Chesapeake Flagship back in the mid 70’s. AKA KZI-8873
@geoffmcwiggan2814
@geoffmcwiggan2814 23 күн бұрын
What a beautiful humble man. Thank you Luke for posting. That man must be a power house ! Outstanding video. All the best Luke and to your family 👍🥃🇦🇺
@VicGreenBitcoin
@VicGreenBitcoin 3 күн бұрын
It’s great that so many people find him inspiring, and I can understand the admiration. But is it really "humble" to occupy an entire channel worldwide, leaving no room for other voices or perspectives? It’s worth questioning whether such dominance is truly in the spirit of humility. Just something to consider as we celebrate his contributions.
@minibikemadman
@minibikemadman 24 күн бұрын
straight legend........thanks for these interviews luke 419 goneeee
@wrongway209
@wrongway209 23 күн бұрын
Well, that was really awesome,, I really enjoyed that video/Interview…. It took me back away A good long ways. That was good stuff I enjoyed that Mr. BBI.. I’ve been out here since 1983- And I have always been a mud duck swimming in the mud,,,lol Like you,, It’s just been the last decade maybe 12 years that I have had the desire to step it up… With the great help of KZbin,,, I have been able to do just that… And I have never enjoyed the hobby more than I do now,,,,,, And now thanks to you repairing my equipment….. Coming up soon…. I will get to enjoy the hobby, even more…. I build my own antennas and I enjoy doing that a great deal….. I am currently in the process of building an antenna that will be able to hear a mouse Fart in New Jersey,,,,, Helping me not get bored when I’m on the radio for more than an hour.lol. I enjoy being able to hear those mud ducks in their pick up trucks in Tennessee/Carolinas/Georgia/Etc. That brings me a lot of joy by bringing them joy in the hobby. Which I hope motivate them someday…. and stay in the hobby because someone like me heard them in Colorado and they only had a 23 Watt Radio…. Lots of fun Keep doing what you do Mr. And everyone else out there happy Thanksgiving….. 73s
@ThomasWoods-m7c
@ThomasWoods-m7c 24 күн бұрын
I can remember my dad's old cb license call sign like it was yesterday and my dad got me into radio back in the 70s of course I can't afford the big station but I still love cb my dad ran a cobra 148 gtl base station barefoot and talked skip to Russia and I was very intrigued been in it ever since and he ran and old homemade ground plane antenna and I still remember all the spec's iny head never know might build one for myself one day never say never anyway that's a whole other story BBI keep up the good work my friend
@jimnunya1253
@jimnunya1253 21 күн бұрын
This is awesome Mr BBI. One of the CB radio people that I admired a little bit was 4040 On the west side, out around the dock of the bay. I think he might have been in San Carlos maybe just south of Redwood City. But 4040 used to promote good etiquette, good radios good sound. He's past quite a few years ago now. RIP 4040 and RIP Number 5, 257 I miss you sir, number seven You're not forgotten either, and the rest of my crew from channel 14 back in the day "Bluetick hound" my mentor and Rude Dog/Betty Crocker and myself in the South Bay area. Honorary mentioned to triple zero and I think he was over around North San Jose. As well as iron Man down in South San Jose. None of us were running more than a thousand watts probably and most no more than really 300 typically. Number five used to go up on skyline boulevard with 1200 watts and I could hear him pretty clear all across the Northern part of the state even though his signal might be smaller in some places it was still audible. I heard him 160 mi away and in a ditch and he was a still a solid bar on my Midland powermax with his standard audio he he he! No doubt! For me my old days were the early '90s, though I was a little bit on the radio in the '80s but only getting a taste and it wasn't until the '90s for I actually took a bite and by the mid-90s I was fully swallowed into CB radio as life. CB radio is still a big part of my life even though I don't really talk on it much and that will hopefully change soon like get my 667v connected to my 200Ah lithium iron phosphate and put the full whip back on the van. No it's not the biggest station but it does work Like I'm literally happy with like a hundred or 200 Watts but having a 667 or a KL 503 just gives me a sense of that I have those 200 watts and a bit more if I need it. I love to hear from anybody from the South Frisco Bay California from back in the '90s. I transmitted in the Bay area from 1991 to 2007 with my big mouth getting bigger. Chopping lips is fun!😮😂❤
@petersannicolas8949
@petersannicolas8949 24 күн бұрын
Happy Thanksgiving Mr BBI
@ChesapeakeBayThreeDoubleO
@ChesapeakeBayThreeDoubleO 23 күн бұрын
As always awesome job
@minibikemadman
@minibikemadman 24 күн бұрын
the cost of the service to his shack..I could only imagine. I bet he had a sub station in the backyard. Dudes first steel tube box was a 5000...so wild
@buz375
@buz375 24 күн бұрын
I hade a fcc license back then. Never used the call letters on air and don’t remember what they were.
@minibikemadman
@minibikemadman 24 күн бұрын
were is the browning lot at...I've got a couple mk2s mk3s and a yakamo 102
@JustinPartridge-t2b
@JustinPartridge-t2b 23 күн бұрын
We have one person we need to think and he's not here no more bassmaster one of the best CB radio operators in Florida I miss them
@VicGreenBitcoin
@VicGreenBitcoin 3 күн бұрын
I sometimes wonder if they’re actually having a real conversation on the Super Bowl Channel. It feels more like digital audiophile graffiti-there’s no real exchange of information, just a lot of shouting and one-liners.
@minibikemadman
@minibikemadman 24 күн бұрын
I bet prime is making a banger.....it only makes sense.
@wloop7659
@wloop7659 24 күн бұрын
He should put out a teaser on his channel
@minibikemadman
@minibikemadman 19 күн бұрын
@wloop7659 ya you'd think....
@maninthevan53
@maninthevan53 22 күн бұрын
Awesome it is so good to see the faces of these guys, There was one guy I can remember way back, "Real Blackman "
@ThomasWoods-m7c
@ThomasWoods-m7c 24 күн бұрын
Happy thanksgiving everyone
@Spiderbulit
@Spiderbulit 24 күн бұрын
Tyvm BBI
@dougobrien2840
@dougobrien2840 24 күн бұрын
I have no interest in ch 6 ,But love your interviews with these old guys love their stories.Cheers from Australia
@BoxBuilderIdaho
@BoxBuilderIdaho 24 күн бұрын
@@dougobrien2840 well I say thank you for tuning in and thank you for watching and I appreciate your support.
@Mike-io3ks
@Mike-io3ks 21 күн бұрын
Thank you
@izzzzzz6
@izzzzzz6 23 күн бұрын
Another classic. History for the records! Don't forget that it's not just that certain things like gas get more expensive but money looses it's value. However people still have similar wealth. Many people are broke but many also have more stuff and nicer stuff than 50 years ago, people travel more and just do more things in general. On the other hand less women worked back then, there were many middle class house wifes, not that that's not work but it doesn't bring in any extra money. Now more or less most women are working unless on maternity. It seems money is worth less and people work more. Fuel does feel too expensive to me though.
@kingofchgo
@kingofchgo 24 күн бұрын
I really enjoyed the history lesson that Ebony provided very much
@VicGreenBitcoin
@VicGreenBitcoin 3 күн бұрын
While I see a lot of positive feedback, let's not overlook the fact that he essentially dominates the entire channel alongside his group of Super Bowl enthusiasts. Here in the Netherlands, channel 6 is practically unusable due to the incessant shouting from Ebony King and his over-the-top crew. This raises an important question: is it really acceptable for someone from the US to monopolize a channel that’s meant to be accessible worldwide? Something worth reflecting on, don’t you think?
@JustinPartridge-t2b
@JustinPartridge-t2b 23 күн бұрын
I got one person in Virginia Dr crooked foot
@JustinPartridge-t2b
@JustinPartridge-t2b 23 күн бұрын
Ebony no doubt about it
@AdamosDad
@AdamosDad 23 күн бұрын
I had that Comsat 25, and a 200 watt linear amplifier gave it to my dad that went by "Gabby" when I joined the Navy, He talked all over the country on that solar cycle.
@VicGreenBitcoin
@VicGreenBitcoin 3 күн бұрын
cool story bro
@AdamosDad
@AdamosDad 3 күн бұрын
@@VicGreenBitcoin I still love radio.
@VicGreenBitcoin
@VicGreenBitcoin 3 күн бұрын
@@AdamosDad Yeah I bet you do
@JustinPartridge-t2b
@JustinPartridge-t2b 23 күн бұрын
Georgia and Florida wow no doubt about it shooting star state of Virginia I'm a small baby station I'm using all the antenna BVI breaker breaker breaker
@thomasperina2990
@thomasperina2990 24 күн бұрын
Hello Fellow Amphaulics, Friends, And Supporters Of The World Renowned BBI AMPS: Thank you Luke for the trip back in the history of CB RADIO. Yes I got started back in the mid 60's before the explosion & craziness but the ride for me was very tough. No I will never have a monster station nor do I want one but I just want to be remembered as the gentleman operator that helped people along their individual paths. God Bless all, Happy Thanksgiving, and stay safe. TMP, Unit 22 from N.J.
@kwanburl3650
@kwanburl3650 19 күн бұрын
A legend da golden years I could sit and listen and watch all day about cb,s
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