This was the adopted name of the manager of Music City at 7th & Hennepin who hosted an hour of paid sponsorship for the store on Saturdays for a short period in 1967 1968. James Francis Patrick Professor Jim ONeill KDWB (1961 August 25, 1967). Sportscaster Rod Trongard was inducted into the Broadcasting Hall of Fame in 2003. In 1951 he was an instructor at the Beck School of Radio. He even played funky stuff for President Barack Obama, where the audience was older but no less jazzed by his turntable jamming. I produce all the genres of music so I have no problem blending all styles. MacLeash was a force behind such Cities 97 projects as Studio C mini-concerts with name artists, the Basilica Block Party and the Cities Sampler series, all-star compilations of exclusive performances sold for the past 24 Novembers, which have raised more than $800,000 for area charities. He left WMIN in 1945. Packhorse/Pecos Paul Denault WCOW. I try to hold back sometimes and be a little bit more chill, but I just cant. Patrick Shannon, 7. In retrospect, what neither myself nor Dandy nor WDGY realized that spring was by 1969, the times they were a-changin' and indeed had changed. Howard Viken KEYD (1949), WCCO (1950 October 12, 1989), KLBB (1989 1994). Fast Eddie was accused of making slurs against homosexuals by gay activist Jack Baker, but the FCC ruled that Baker was a public figure and denied the request for action. After nearly eight years at Cities 97.1, morning show host Keri Noble announced Monday that she is leaving the station. The Insider indicated that Matthews was new to KDWB in 1968. Gene Taylor WCOW (1953-1956). Naima joins the Minneapolis market from Radio 1 in the United Arab Emirates, where she most recently served as Morning host. In January 1949 Widman, described as an irrascable disc jockey, was fired from WMIN for munching popcorn on the air. He was apparently either very popular or very overworked we see him three times a day, sometimes at long stretches at a time when shows then were often only 15 minutes. Photo below courtesy Pavek Museum of Broadcasting. He also had stakes in the Cleveland Indians and Cleveland Cavaliers basketball team. In 1955 he moved to KSTP Radio and then to KSTP-TV. He ended up working at 23 stations over a 17 year radio career. Pat Knight KSTP (1974-75) (Also see Pat McKay), Bill Lake (also know as Carl Lensgraf) WYOO (1974), Bullet Bob Lange KDWB (1972 1979), WLOL-FM, WWTC (1988-1989), KSTP, Bob Lange, 1973, KDWB. Front L to R: Emil Tuma, Tommy Thomas, Allen Ista, Mayme Borak, Harold Picha. Don't sleep on this fabulous DJ! Joe Nelson Jan 16, 2020 At least five people are out of work at the iHeartRadio Minneapolis market after the radio giant slashed jobs this week as part of an organizational restructuring that affects stations nationwide. She was able to take song requests on the fly, and was overall just a genuinely caring and friendly person to work with, we can't wait to work with her again soon! Arne is primarily a singer: a member of the rock group Batch in the 60s and 70s, and a prolific jingle singer to boot. RetroRandi photo below courtesy of Randi herself! Star, August 3, 1977), Jim Larkin at KRSI, September 17, 1972. John Sebastian KDWB (1974 1978), KSTP-FM. When Jack Thayer became WDGY General Manager in June 1957, Loughnane transferred to Storz-owned WHB in Kansas City and Jack named Bill program director in mid-November 1958. Crocker on WWTC, courtesy RadioTapes.com. retired Chief of Staff officer from the North Dakota Army National Guard. Copyright 2022 RadioInsight / RadioBB Networks. Relying more on four-on-the-floor house beats, but never straying far from the lush melodicism and jazzy sensibilities that are his trademark, a Bonobo DJ set can encompass everything from Todd Terje to Four Tet to Moderat, as well as his own remixes and edits. Don Betzold Collection, courtesy Pavek Museum of Broadcasting. The Swing Club show on WLOL played some rock n roll in 1953 1955, but mostly covers. Then Norman Wayne went to the owner of Metromedia in New York the owner of the station to get the $50,000. L.A. Weekly Music's Greatest Hits! Glover performed with his acoustic trio V3, and did occasional gigs with Spider John Koerner. Photo below from an August 1956 WLOL Top 40 courtesy Pavek Museum of Broadcasting. At WTCN Singer introduced records with piano chords; if the record didnt play at the right speed there was dischord. Noble did not say when her last day on air would be and the station has yet to announce her replacement. Brother Bob Hall WYOO (1974 1976). I developed a format of album rock, blues, soul, some jazz, a bit of folk, classical, spoken word and anything I could find that interested listeners. If I have continuing information I will probably include it, but this website as a whole stops at 1974. By: In the late 1990s he abandoned breaks, moved to L.A. permanently and became a top-of-the-flier adherent of banging, festival house. The fort was our favorite, Joey added, noting that they decided to keep all of their audio bloopers in the show since it mirrored their listeners working-from-home experience and was pretty relatable. The price has also dropped from the $22.97 of recent years or $33.97 in the double-disc years to just $14.97. Photo below from an August 1956 Top 40 courtesy of the Pavek Museum of Broadcasting. I work with more than 40 singers of varying ages and skill levels. I wish I could give her ten stars. "I've had more fun at a time of day when most people haven't even left. Don DuChene KDWB (1961 1965), KSTP (1965 1970); KQRS (1971 1973). Keeping company with more people than a sold-out Twins game. "Hello, everybody. She'll mix the jams before grabbing the mic for a brief moment of song, still working the EQs as she belts out lyrics, then gets right back into the groove. We had more team members dancing this year as a whole and had more folks stay to the end of the event dancing than in years, Are you still in search of a dj for your event? Joe passed away February 23, 1999, at the age of 54. Marc died on July 10, 2021, as a result of injuries from a fire at his home on July 6, 2021. Together with fellow residents Bones and Petey Clicks, plus a rotating cast of ace guests like DJ EZ and Sinden, Slater represents his emerging genre with a down 'n' dirty sensibility that encompasses everything from U.K. grime and garage to G-house and electro, woven together over filthy, funky bass lines that keep the dance floor bouncing. Many of the things he told me were the same things that were in his profile in Secret Stash magazine. Tending a goat farm and screaming in a death-metal band dont rouse thoughts of a typical EDM DJs origin story, but Ghastly is an aberrant behind the decks. The station had signed off the air at 11 p.m. when I did evenings until I was offered the overnight slot with Musicland as a sponsor. Back at the station a telegram was crafted with the name of the owner of the Music Hall without the owners knowledge. Above and below: Sherwood at KDWB, September 1971. Photo below courtesy Rick Burnetts Twin Cities Radio Airchecks. Lee Foss Douglas retired because of injuries sustained when he fell out of a tree. Fresh out of college, looking to get your feet movin and groovin. Epic wins. hardcore punk of The Middle Class, the dub-influenced funk-punk of A Certain Ratio and the call-and-response thrash of L.A.s late great Mika Miko, then Michael Stock is your kind of DJ. At a time when EDM is a euphemism for excess, Wyatt is all class. Both WCOW and WISK signed off at 8:00 PM. The morning show crew, who all participated in the video conversation, have a fun dynamic together. Drumcell Back L to R: Germanus Kipp, Herb Dallmann, Richard (Dick) Rosenthal. A DJ and vocalist, Colette trades off between skills seamlessly in her sets. Jones' gothic, industrial and darkwave sets go from heavy and hard to familiar and fun and back again, a meld that always seems to move her to dance behind the decks, and turns the floor before her into a fiendish free-for-all. Harold Picha and His Band, 1950, courtesy Minnesota Historical Society. The list leans heavily on those who played rock n roll dont be looking for anyone from WCCO-AM. Organization Photos See all Videos See all 0:44 ARE YOU STILL LISTENING? Tuesday-Friday 2-3a EST. 97.1 WASH FM DJ from Washington, DC. Eventually became the sports anchor at KMSP-TV. Second image (WDGY, 1962) courtesy Pavek Museum of Broadcasting. Season three, Never Seen Again, tells the story of two women, living on opposite sides of the country, who went missing in the summer of 1999. By When house music started seeping into Los Angeles in the 1980s, Santa Monica native Marques Wyatt was there. Now that sounds like a cause for dancing. An article dated June 15, 1965, indicated that Doty was at liberty, freelancing on WTCN-TV. DJ English Rose was simply amazing! https://www.reelradio.com/ Hillbilly Hits. Photo below courtesy Pavek Museum of Broadcasting. Equally at home on the airwaves at L.A. underground radio station Dublab or atop the Mayan Art Car on the dusty expanses of Burning Man, the duos aesthetic balances vintage crate-digging nerdism with stylish panache. Peter Huntington Hookshot May WDGY (1961), KDWB (1966 1967, 1970). Browse DJs in Los Angeles and contact your favorites, 2. World War II marked the beginning of the end for Hammer. Special: Freeway Club (4-7pm M-F), Swing Club (noon to 6 pm Saturdays). However, in the past year or so, Cities 97 has been leaning more toward a Top 40 or contemporary hits format, playing the latest hits b, When asked to describe Cities 97s current format, Crusham hesitated and then said: Were breaking new music. Heres an aircheck from May 15, 1970, courtesy twincitiesradioairchecks.com, George at KQ in 1966 playing records for the MOR format, George in about 1968 at KQ, well into the underground rock format, George in 2009, posted by Randi Kirshbaum, George says he is always delighted to hear from his former listeners his email is 1103@comcast.net. Actually it was taken in the recording studio as I was producing commercials. He won a Favorite DJ contest run by Don Leary in 1955. There are many clips of performances and a shorter documentary on YouTube. Charlie Bush KSTP (1963-81), WCCO-FM (1981-82), WDGY (1982-83), K102 (1983-91). I took these guys to all of my favorite hamburger and sushi spots and we saw my dads salsa band play in Alhambra. Tacs sister, Mary Beth Worm, sent in her memories of Tacs home town: My grandfather, Iver Hammer, owned much of the farmland and land in and around Hammer in the early and middle part of the last century. It got steamy as fans and friends of Cities 97 packed the room to see performances by local band Cedar Avenue, as well as national acts Donovan Franekreiter, The Rescues, and headliner One eskimO. In between exporting their homespun Angeleno club aesthetic everywhere from Londons Fabric to Space in Ibiza, Droog legitimized the Standard Downtown as a dance venue by hosting the likes of Seth Troxler and Dixon at their iconic rooftop Culprit Sessions. From a 1970 ad: Follow the leader! http://www.440int.com/440sat.html (Disk Jockey database). Tom L. says She was very soft spoken (kind of sounds like a public radio DJ) but sexy too. Randi was 16 years old when she started. He became Music Director in March 1968. He was a graduate of the University of Minnesota and a veteran of World War II. Lina Lecaro, 2. In 1960 Brad switched to WTCN-TV, doing weekend weather and hosting Lucky 11 Dancetime on Saturday afternoons. Please enter your username or email address to reset your password. Also performed at the Flame Cafe. May 18, 2022 0 iHeartMedia Modern AC " Cities 97.1 " KTCZ-FM Minneapolis has announced the return of Naima to co-host mornings alongside Brian Oake. In 1956, when WDGY was purchased by Todd Storz, he transferred from Storz station WTIX in New Orleans to become General Manager of WDGY. His program was described as Jazz and Bits and Pieces of Music.. Providing music and performances for any types of events. After the next 12 years as a New York freelancer, MacDougall returned to the Twin Cities to anchor the news at KSTP-TV from December 1959 to 1971. Joe died on March 14, 2014. Reviews from past clients can also be helpful in determining their experience and professionalism. He was born in Portland, Oregon, and knew at age 14 that he wanted to make his career in radio. Its always great when I can bring back a prior employee who our audience loved, said Rich Davis, Program Director of Cities 97.1. Not only was the music and vibe perfect, but shes also an absolute delight to deal with. Program Manager Don French didnt approve and fired him while he was on the air General Manager Sam Sherwood had to come and finish the shift. Hobbins on-air name at WCOW was Juniper Jim. Paul Fletcher - Cities 97.1 Paul Fletcher Home Posts Rank You Very Much Latest Posts Join The Fletcher Family For The Ultimate Tour Of Ireland! Photo courtesy RadioTapes.com, Dan Larkin WLTE-FM 102.9 (1984 1985 and 1991 1996). In July 1977 the format at KQ changed, and Larkin left the station for a job as a record promoter. Doug Melges WTCN (1955), WCOW (1955). lso did voice imaging on WWTC around 1980: re-recorded soundbites saying things like Ladies and gentlemen, youre listening to Brad Piras on the Golden Rock, WWTC! You can hear a couple of snippets of him starting at 1:44. Justin is the founder of JCamp, a non-profit program for high-school journalists, and works on many fronts to further diversity in newsrooms. Hugh Cardenas KRSI (1958 1961), KUXL (November 1961 October 1962); WPBC (Sales, 1962 September 1963). Even . Two Twin Cities radio personalities at KDWB and Cities 97.1 have lost their jobs An executive producer for "The Dave Ryan Show" and a Cities 97.1 morning host both announced their. Genes solid sound is excellent company going home.. On May 7, 1964, Will Jones reported that Doty announced he was giving up the rat race to become a bon vivant. Storz ad: Tall, thin, friendly, contest-minded, safety-conscious, record-hopper, Texas-drawler, heavily-sponsored. Some of his nicknames were Dandy Dan Daniel and Triple-D Daniel. Rod died of MS on March 12, 2016. Image below right from KDWB Fabulous Forty Survey, March 9, 1963. Photo of Paul Stagg courtesy Pavek Museum of Broadcasting, U.S. (Ugly Steve) Steele (Steve Gibbons) WYOO (1976). He and his wife Ingaborg raised nine children there. And we all know, being a disc jockey was like this: Dean Alexander WISK (1959), KDWB (1959), Dan Allan WMIN (1954-1958), WLOL (1959; program director until October 1963), KSTP (1970). My uncle Selmer ran the grocery store, creamery, and post office. Many thanks to Al DeRusha (and Wikipedia) for this great information! Slim Jim was inducted into the Museum of Broadcasting Hall of Fame in 2003. Lily Moayeri, 6. The Stones Throw don has become known for increasingly long, high-concept DJ events, such as his 12-hour Boiler Room mix on 12/12/2012 and many others in his now-retired numerology series. Michael Martin, senior vice president of programming and music initiatives at Entercom, jumped in the chat to better explain. I play my own records and run my own controls. View community ranking In the Top 1% of largest communities on Reddit. In 22 years the Sampler has raised close to $9 million for local causes. Neal Justin covers the entertainment world, primarily TV and radio. 04m 17sec. Photo of Franklin Hobbs courtesy Pavek Museum of Broadcasting. Says he Went to XERB in Mexico with Wolfman Jack in 1966. Send this article to anyone, no subscription is necessary to view it, Anyone can read, no subscription required, See All proceeds from the CD benefit local charities. Reportedly stood during his show. They decided to buy a radio station in White Plains, New York but after a year their wives missed Cleveland. In 1975 Mpls. For best results, catch Drumcell in a warehouse (at one of Droid'sInterface events) or somewhere else dark, dingy and dank. Middle photo from KDWB Top 40. [Tony] Glover contacted him, took him some records and, after a certain amount of haggling, got his first class radio license and took over the show when Matthews left the Twin Cities. (Minneapolis Tribune, June 8, 1969) The article implies that Glover took over in April 1969. Pearl Jam's Eddie Vedder Delivers Perfect 9/11 Remembrance Speech Minnesota DNR Releases "Color Changer" Map Win Tickets to see Weezer at The Armory! Don was inducted into the Museum of Broadcasting Hall of Fame in 2005. Chuck Mulkern WMIN (1948). We regret the error.]. (Dates taken from listings in Star Tribune). The relatively simplistic and superficial mid-60s ethos had metamorphosed to the super-hip, politically charged ethos of Woodstock, then only two and a half months away. Both DJs have a fantastic sense of mood and energy, and use eclectic collections filled with everything from synth-pop to house to world music to warm up the crowds. Joseph T. Zingale came from Cleveland and started selling time at WCOW in about 1954. Greg Gears WWTC (1971 1975), WCCO-FM (1975). And no matter what genre or style hes playing, Adam 12s sets are kinda like his bosses The Prez and The Purple One as purposeful as they are powerful. document.write(new Date().getFullYear()); By spring of 69 WDGY wanted him back at almost any price, and reportedly made him an unrefusable offer. We went to an AMP promotion event out there, and there was just such a vibe that fits our vibe, so we knew it would be a perfect fit. Rhythm WCOW (1955 1956), WISK (1956 1958). He went on to several other midwest Country stations before retiring. When I knew him in 1978, Tommy was working as an arranger for the John Davidson Singers Workshop on Catalina Island off of LA. WCCO-FM/WLTE-FM (December 1977 June 1984, September 1985 December 2011). Prior to the event, she asked questions to get a clear idea of what was expected., Darlynn R. said New at 2am. If you go to a club and one of these 20 DJs (24, if you count the teams) is spinning, you know you're in for a good time. Growing up in Arizona, he had dreams about moving to L.A. that never fully came to fruition. He has a honed ear for creative, regional bass tones, and he has a knack for combining them into a fresh sound that is all his own. The following information about Tonys performing career comes from Tonys website: Tony Glover was a performing musician and writer since 1962. She literally built this fort with blankets and pillows for echoing and it was hilarious, he continued. Dave was Captain Beefheart on KSTP in 1973. The Exchange resident's style is rooted in house but runs the gamut from soulful to pop-oriented vocal tracks, with touches of bass-heavy hip-hop influences woven throughout. Jimmy Valentine WDGY (1938), KSTP (1941 1948). 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The labels catalog has established a world-class tech-house pedigree that has seen them become a beacon for the scoop-necked, long-shirted masses that are the lifeblood of L.A.s underground scene. Photo courtesy John Fineberg. (Dennis John) Leary KDWB (1962 July 1963) Hotline, KRSI (January 1964 February 1966). Merle Hub Cap Edwards WMIN/WMNS (1949 1955). They found out that a station in Cleveland WIXY 1260 was for sale, so they returned to Cleveland and made it into a powerhouse rock n roll station. He knew who was dating who and more. Hence the small crowd and disappointed King and WDGY. WDGY (1959). Stories: Last I heard he was in Dallas, at least two years ago. With his partner Dave Ray he released four albums since 1987, and the two performed often in the Twin Cities and surrounding midwest area before Rays death on Thanksgiving day 2002. In his short 40 years, Don Doty spent most of them on the air, garnering many awards as the Twin Cities favorite DJ of the 1950s. He then moved to WDGY radio. Secret Stash quotes him about his interview with KUXL: For about six months he appears to have been working for KDWB and KUXL at the same time, but I didnt figure that out until 2021, and by then it was too late to ask him about it. 107.9-KOOL 108 is Minnesota's Best Variety Of The 80s & 90s! Storz ad: Comedian, emcee, TV performer, recording star, teen-dance innovator, Northwests outstanding radio personality, likeable, perpetual smiler, teen-age columnist, magician, amateur clown. Starting in April 1956, hosted shows at the Prom Ballroom on Saturday nights. WDGY 1965 May 25, 1968. Will travel up to 100 miles. Bob Berglund WWTC (1974), WDGY (1979), WLOL (part of Hines and Berglund), KSTP-AM (news), Pharaoh Black (Thornton Jones) KUXL (May 1, 1975-1979), Bill Blast (Al Collins) KUXL (1967 1968). Prior to that, Namia worked at Gulf news as a Digital Content Editor for their radio stations and as a Production Manager at Swerve Entertainment both in Dubai. (*Leigh was slated to take Don Dotys slot at WTCN in April 1958, but Will Jones reported that when KSTP found out he was available, they made him an offer. Think Brandi Carlile, Augustana, Missy Higgins, Rocky Votolato, John Mayer (all some . The first photo below is from the front of the March 16, 1963 KDWB Fabulous Forty Survey, Don Betzold Collection, courtesy Pavek Museum of Broadcasting. Owned and operated by iHeartMedia. Jack Douglas WCOW, WDGY, WMIN (1955 1958), WCCO (1973). Andrew Hogge began the Lovefingers moniker as an early and influential MP3 blog before founding NYC-based analog-chic label the ESP Institute, while Lawden makes music under the names Locussolus with DJ Harvey (whom she has managed since before he had a moustache) and Heidi Hoven, and hosts the show Magic Roundabout on Dublab. I'm a full time DJ in Los Angeles, Ca. This was baldly for the purpose of generating annoyance and hence interest and hence ratings. He moved back to WMIN. DJ Fresko was fabulous! In 1969 he hosted the Black Voices program on KTCA-TV. Reau was born in Minneapolis on October 30, 1922, but got his radio start playing country music in the South. John Messenger KDWB, KSTP, WWTC (1982), KEEY/K102, King Michael (Mike Waggoner) WDGY (1970 1972). Thomas Love KUXL (1972). Donald Smith Doty was born on April 23, 1926, in St. Paul. Don Riley KEYD (1949), KSTP (1954 1956), WLOL (Daily sports talk show). Became General Manager of KDWB in October 1970. Call Georges Phon-A-Song Line, 827-9955, to hear and win your favorite song. Apparently there was a rash of firings at KSTP Don Morrison reported that several well-known personalities were turned out by KSTP. Thomas Mark Paul Barnard was born on November 7, 1951, in Long Prairie, Minnesota, and raised in North Minneapolis. Don passed away on May 14, 2016, at the age of 83. Dan called himself the Soul Man (before Sam & Daves hit of the same name) and played jazz. He had to have a different name, so he selected Sherwood. Both Doty and Kamman had doubts about a racy new program policy [at WTCN??] Twin Cities Disc Jockeys This list is of Twin Cities disk jockeys of the 1950s, '60s, and '70s. Hut to voice Life Line, a right-wing daily radio commentary which aired locally on KSTP and WMIN 15 minutes/day, reported Will Jones. More reviews, Nikki T. said He was a graduate of Brown Institute. DJ Mel arrived on time, set up quickly and took complete charge of 30 screaming pre-tween little girls who were all hopped up on sugar. Harry took over Herb Oscar Andersons show when HOA moved from KSTP to WDGY in 1956. Hes also DJed for the late great J Dilla, Mos Def and many others, and is a big part of Stones Throw Records. They made money, although the Music Hall only had the capacity of 10,000. cruise with mesmerizing sets that mix classic deep and Chicago house sounds with touches of techno, disco and the occasional big-room drop to keep the EDM kids happy. Jimmy Smith KUXL (1972). Carson Rennie WLOL (1963 1965). Image below from KDWB Fabulous Forty Survey, December 21, 1963. Bobby Konders. Paul. Ron Killer Richards KDWB (1979), WYOO. Original junglist DJ Machete has these in spades. Get their official bio, social pages & articles! Douglas retired because of injuries sustained when he fell out of a tree. Capp Sutherland WCOW (1954 1956). Hull over the phone in 2014, and of course I never wrote up my notes, so I hope I can understand what they mean. I no longer know what this means except I guess Im starting over.. Lily Moayeri, 19. WLOL-A/WRRD-A, WDGY-A, KRSI-A, and WWTC-A. Tom remembers: When they let me go at WLOL, I was replaced by Carl Peterson I think his name was. Whats popular in Los Angeles isnt whats popular in Phoenix, he said. Plus, Im beyond chuffed to be partnering with Brian Oake to wake up the Twin Cities! Once youve found a DJ you want to hire, finalize the booking on GigSalad. Ambrose had also recently won the egg eating championship, devouring one dozen eggs in less than five minutes on the air.. Joe then took it a step further and booked the St. Paul Auditorium for a Rhythm & Blues show with great locals such as Augie Garcia. Michael died on April 24, 2013 at the age of 65. Two local radio personalities are out of jobs. Amazing DJ, such a pleasure to work with! Jonny Coleman, 13. From Jon Breams obituary for John Pete in the Minneapolis Star Tribune, September 20, 2020: Pete was born in St. Paul where he became a champion diver at Central High School. Join the Call-In to Scott on the Good Morning Line, 827-9955. Burton died of cancer on March 26, 2008. The sorehead with the records is Mean Sam, and next to him is the marvelously inadequate Ma Linger. Photo below courtesy radiotapes.com. George Murphy KRSI (August 1962 to February 1963), WLOL (August to September 1964). We hired him for our Grandma's 90th birthday party and he was AWESOME! It occasionally contained live tracks recorded from local concerts in the Twin Cities. He popularized the disco re-edit and was an early resident DJ at Londons famed Ministry of Sound. His Deep nights represent a pretty cheap education for students of post-disco dance music. Crocker (Ken Kops) WWTC (1979-1984), KMFY-AM (1984-1985), B.J. Shows on WMIN in 1953 1954 were Cannonball Express and Cannon Fodder. In a column dated January 24, 1954, Will Jones called Cannon a Hep Talking radio disk jockey.. "The only thing I can . Donald K. was inducted into the Museum of Broadcasting Hall of Fame in 2010. He came to the Tedescos with an idea to do a rhythm and blues show, and although he had never been on the air before, he went for it in about March 1955 and the show was an enormous hit. 20. Jeff Mother Robbins (Scott Wright) WYOO (1974 1976) (pictured below at U100). Sam Sherwood remembers that at WCOW, Delmont had a kind of advice to the lovelorn program that the ladies just ate up. When hiring live entertainment, its important to have a record of your communication and agreement. The second one, from an ad for KSTP, is captioned, THE ONE IN THE DERBY is Steve Cannon, the marvelously adequate host of KSTPs Morning Watch.. With him pictured for the first time are all the Little Cannons who appear with him daily. Photo below courtesy Minneapolis Central Library. He passed away on January 18, 2021. Randi Kirshbaum KQRS (1970-1975). Images below courtesy Pavek Museum of Broadcasting. The show featured big band and jazz music, broadcast from a club called Mitchs, where the audience was quizzed and awarded free dinners. Jack Harris, aka Daddy Soul KUXL (1968-1970). The grizzled, moustachioed veteran shacks up in Venice Beach but still roams the world dropping the marathon, eight-hour sets for which hes famed. Both stations are part of the iHeartMedia company. He said it was one of nine times he was fired! Was known as Big Bill Cash on WCCO for five months in 1956 during the Contest Craze. Season two, Mob Land, is about a high-rolling lawyer who joins forces with the feds to try to bring down one of the most powerful criminal syndicates in the country. The diversity of this show fits SoCal, so when we got the call I was like Yes!. JSTJR has a number of indigenous lenses through which he filters both his productions and his fast-paced DJ sets.

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