I'm in Don Barrett's LA Radio People, both editions. The high point of my Radio career would have to be my three years at KMPC in Los Angeles, part of that time spent doing middays following the late, legendary Robert W. Morgan.
I also treasure the three years I spent at KGMB in Honolulu, working with Earl McDaniel, Jim Hawthorne and Hawaii's legendary morning man Hal 'Aku' Lewis. Learned a lot from those Gentlemen.
1968 at KKUA, Honolulu was also a gas. The station sponsored many rock concerts and I recall spending some unforgettable time backstage chatting with Jim Morrison and the rest of the Doors before they went onstage in July of 1968.
I've been off the air since 1984 and am having a great time in voice-overs, but I still find myself fascinated by radio and often wonder if I might get lured back into the business before it's all over.