Robert "Flash" Gordon, Co-Host

Mr. Gordon began his career in the music industry in December 1964. After graduating from the New York School of announcing and speech. After returning to Augusta he was employed as an announcer at radio station WAUG. After working there he worked at WJBE in Knoxville, Tennessee. He later became National Program Director for WJBE in Knoxville, WRDW, here in Augusta and WEBB in Baltimore, Maryland. The Godfather of soul James Brown owned all these stations.
After many years at this job he returned to announcing and worked at WOIC in Columbia, South Carolina, and WTHB in North Augusta. While working at WTHB, he decided to open his first record store, “Flash’s Big G”. This was in August 1971. 

In 1972 he was named Southeast Regional Promotions manager for Mercury Records, in Chicago Illinois where he promoted and worked various recording artists. Including Jerry Butler and the Ohio Players. After 2 years then he decided to devote his attentions full time to his own business. In August 1976, Flash wife Jephery, opened “ Pyramid Music & Video”, at 826 Board Street, and Pyramid II in October 1987.