Cleveland’s other music legacy, rhythm & blues: John Wilson and Harvey Rachlin
Cleveland’s story as an early torchbearer of rhythm and blues begins in the late 1940s when this new genre of pulsating, dance-oriented music was broadcast on local stations like WJMO and WABQ.
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