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Don Sherwood and Carter B. Smith Recording Session
In February 1965, legendary Bay Area disc jockeys Don Sherwood and Carter B. Smith went into the studio to record promotional announcements for an American Women in Radio and Television fundraising luncheon. It's not clear what actually made it on the air from this recording session.