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The Schilling Show 10/17/2017 Hour 2: Randall Bell and Phyllis Fender, Richard Lloyd

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The Schilling Show 10/17/2017 Hour 2: Randall Bell and Phyllis Fender, Richard Lloyd

Randall Bell and Phyllis Fender, co-authors of Leo Fender: The Quiet Giant Heard Around the World, discuss why Phyllis wrote the book about Leo, including details on how she met Leo. Both Bell and Fender share how Leo invented the electric guitar, how he lost his hearing and more about Leo Fender.

Richard Lloyd shares his take on why we built the new dam, processing the water at Observatory Hill, and more on the community water supply.

All of this and more in hour two of The Schilling Show!

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