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In 1982 it was time for a change. So Robert and his cohort, sportscaster Scott St. James returned to music radio on Emmis Broadcasting’s MAGIC 106 FM. It was here where he discovered and hired his long-time sidekick Joni Caryl. | |||
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He also entertained the troops with his "Robert W. Morgan for Today’s Army" radio show on the Armed Forces Radio Network…
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He’s been the voice of thousands of
radio & TV commercials, movie trailers and
documentaries and regularly hosts the |
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| In 1985 Robert W.’s alma matter KMPC was about to undergo yet another format change…this time to music that was close to Robert’s heart. | ||||
 Frank Sinatra & Count Basie |
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course, he was invited back to wake up Los Angeles to the
great stars and the great songs… Over the years, Morgan has interviewed celebrities, politicians, newsmakers and sports legends. When it comes to "working the telephones"...nobody does it better.... |
 Burt Reynolds  Pat Buttram & Robert Goulet |
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Shortly thereafter, it was time for KMPC to attempt something never tried in the LA market… All sports…all the time! |
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©1998 Kevin Gershan and the Reel Top 40 Radio Repository
Robert W. Morgan, KMGG, Los Angeles, 1985
KCET-TV Public Television pledge
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