"Robert W. Morgan was to Los Angeles radio what Johnny Carson was to national TV. It would be hard to imagine morning drive in Los Angeles without Robert W. Morgan."
- Kevin Gershan, former Producer for Robert W. Morgan
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Robert W. Morgan entertained the Los Angeles radio audience for
over three decades. His unique sense of timing, wit and
charm earned him a place of honor in the
entertainment industry. He won almost every major
award the industry has to offer including Charter
membership in the National Broadcasters Hall Of Fame,
along with Larry King, Ted Turner, Art Linkletter and
Gary Owens. He received Billboard Magazine’s Air
Personality of The Year Award, and a Star on the
World Famous Hollywood Walk Of Fame. |
On Friday January 9th, 1998 Robert W. Morgan was honored with a star-studded retirement tribute at the Museum of Television &
Radio in Beverly Hills hosted by K-EARTH 101.
They aired a three-hour broadcast live from the museum’s theatre, ending with a special retrospective narrated by another broadcasting legend and personal friend…Dick Clark.
On May 22, 1998, Robert W. Morgan lost his battle with lung cancer. The Boss-ography is the story of his life. |
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BOSSOGRAPHY INDEX
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GALION WWST KACY KMBY K-MAKE KROY KEWB |
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KHJ '65 Morganize |
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History of Rock & Roll Air Person of the Year 60's TV Shows |
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WIND KHJ-'72 K-100 Family |
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KMPC-'75 70's TV Shows Syndicated Radio American Top 40 |
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MAGIC 106 Armed Forces Radio KCET KMPC '85 KMPC Sports Radio Celebrities |
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KHJ Last Day Boss Radio Silver Anniversary K-EARTH 101 '92 K-EARTH Video, 1994 |
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Walk of Fame Charities Advertising Radio Hall of Fame |
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Awards Museum Cancer |
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Retirement Tribute and KRTH Retrospective
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Cancer Awareness Fund
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Remembrances and Public Comments from Repository Visitors
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The Bossography
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