KATC: Jay Walker The Voice of the Ragin' Cajuns

You don’t have red records!! They were special. The yellow ones were for kids. Hate being old.

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Originally Posted by CajunVic

That’s my thought.

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I have a Grand Funk album that is yellow.

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Originally Posted by CajunVic

He may owe reparations for breaking those black records.

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Wait. I didn't know KC of Sunshine Band fame was black.

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Originally Posted by RaginFan2

I have a Grand Funk album that is yellow.

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I don’t think he was destroying the special colored records.

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Originally Posted by CajunT

Don, sorry about your loss recently. I didn't know how to reach out to you, but you have my condolences sir.

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Much appreciated

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Originally Posted by talktomewillis

I know, Don. I did not give him that date.

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Research ain't what it used to be

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Originally Posted by donallen

Research ain't what it used to be

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Are you really surprised that a reporter in today's media got something wrong?

My first year on the broadcasts was 1992 and I did ten years as Don's color analyst. When people ask me about it I always say I've been on the broadcasts for 28 years. And, I don't think I've ever referred to myself as the "Voice of the Cajuns." But just about everyone else does and that leads folks to think I've been doing pbp all that time. The same thing happened with Don and Ron Gomez. Don had a good mentor.

So did I.

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Originally Posted by talktomewillis

My first year on the broadcasts was 1992 and I did ten years as Don's color analyst. When people ask me about it I always say I've been on the broadcasts for 28 years. And, I don't think I've ever referred to myself as the "Voice of the Cajuns." But just about everyone else does and that leads folks to think I've been doing pbp all that time. The same thing happened with Don and Ron Gomez. Don had a good mentor.

So did I.

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Amen on both counts! UL/USL has been blessed with radio talent.

I still remember Don’s voice over the radio, the night Jake and boys beat A&M.