your trash!"--announced over records with suggestive lyrics "It's Program Ten time"--the name of the part of his show not sponsored by Ernie's Record Mart; origins unknown "That record is a honey/a gas/a smasheroonie/hittin' and gittin'"--record is climbing up the popularity charts "That's a good thing"--same meaning as above "I've got to flap my lips a little here"--meaning he has to interrupt the music for a commercial "I want you to hear what he/she's talkin' about" "Ernie's Record Mart, Nashville, Tennessee, and ONLY Nashville, Tennessee, nowhere else in the world! They got them records galore at that store"--reminder to listeners/customers of the store's correct address "It's all on record"--disclaimer that the show used recordings instead of live in-studio performances; Richbourg used this for many years after the general public caught on to that fact "Way down South here in the middle of Dixie"--said to introduce show and periodically throughout show, especially after commercial breaks "Some of that rough, tough, tore up stuff"--intro to songs with "down home" attitude References Further reading External links WLAC Radio: The Unofficial Webpage - station history aircheck of John Richbourg ("John R.), circa 1970 aircheck from 1967 (scroll to second entry on page) aircheck from final moment of John R.'s final 1973 broadcast (fifth from bottom of page) audio interview with Rchbourg, 1982 audio clips from interviews and airchecks Scroll down to a RICH Label Record by Franke Jolley 1910 births American radio DJs 1986 deaths People from Manning, South Carolina Deaths from lung cancer People from Nashville, Tennessee 20th-century American musicians