>> back then, you had two different sets of criteria. you had white radio and you had black radio. >> had to do a lot with fears that this race music might contaminate people, make them act differently than the side society would want. >> in the studio, they would record dionne's sister, dee dee, myrna, and sister houston, and then we would bring three white girls that did all the jingles. and the pop stuff in new york put sissy's group on bottom and on the top was the white girls. that was the format. >> this was how i was represented when i first went to europe, paris. if there was white, blond. this is dionne warwick. yeah, i've changed. that's all they ever saw representing me. anyway, i walked out on that