In one of the battered boxes was
an audio reel marked, "Dr. King
interview, Dec. 21, 1960." "I'm a rummager, a packrat," said
Tull. "That piqued my interest." Tull acquired a reel-to-reel
player and listened to what sounded like his father interviewing Dr. Martin
Luther King Jr. about nonviolence and the civil rights movement. "I could not believe what I was
hearing," said Tull.