RENOWNED GALLATIN DJ HONORED WITH TN MUSIC PATHWAYS MARKER
GALLATIN NEWS - For more than four decades, Bill “Hoss” Allen shared his love for rhythm and blues and soul music with radio listeners across the country while also helping launch the careers of some of the recording industry’s biggest stars.
The renowned disc jockey from Gallatin, who died in 1997, was honored last week with the unveiling of a new Tennessee Music Pathways marker highlighting his career and contributions to the music industry. The marker is located near the Rogan Cottage at Bledsoe’s Fort Historical Park in Castalian Springs.