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ROBERT W. MORGAN A decade after starting at one legendary Los Angeles radio station, Robert W. Morgan got a gig at another. Robert W. Morgan's dream to wotk at KMPC came true in 1975 when he took a weekend split-shift at the legendary Los Angeles station. Some were surprised that the long-time KHJ morning man would take this step, but it proved to be a good idea when Morgan succeeded Dick Whittinghill in mornings at KMPC four years later. This is his first show. Enjoy Robert W. Morgan on KMPC from August 6, 1979 (UNSCOPED) ... in the Aircheck of the Week. Thanks to Joe Fazio for yet another great aircheck! NEXT UPDATE: August 9
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One moment they were here, the next they were gone. Great stations, legendary deejays faded into the ether, seemingly forever. But wait! That great radio lives again right here at Rock Radio Scrapbook. The unforgettable stations like CHUM, CKLW, CKEY, CKFH, CFTR, 1470 CFOX, CKGM, CJMS, CFUN, CKRC, FM 108, WKBW, WGR, WLS, WABC, KHJ and so many others can be heard and read about here. Enjoy legendary deejays like Alan Freed, Hound Dog Lorenz, Jackson Armstrong, Robert W. Morgan, Hunter Hancock, Cousin Brucie, Dan Ingram, Dick Biondi, Wolfman Jack, Al Boliska, Jay Nelson, The Real Don Steele, Tom Rivers, Brian Skinner, Marc Denis, Red Robinson and many others. Also here: the history, the lineups and the stories of a great radio era now gone but fondly remembered. First, read a little about this site and then explore this tribute to a great radio era. Thanks for placing Rock Radio Scrapbook on your cyber-bookshelf! And enjoy our Top 40 treasure trove!
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