Robert W. Morgan On KTLA Morning News

Thank you Robert W. Morgan. You know, he was one of the inflences that caused me to finally stop smoking after nearly 30 years. I gotta say, radio today isn't the same but I am glad that I listened to them when they were on the air. They made it fun and a little easier to drive through the traffic to get to work. It goes to say, you never know what you really have until it's gone forever. RIP

anyone heard Les Garland ????or got some audio

Robert W. Morgan and the jocks like him were truly a special breed and there is NOBODY like them today on LA radio. The music on LA radio today is bland and/or godawful and the dj's pretty much have no personalities to speak of. Does anybody even listen to AM radio(even FM is not what it used to be)in LA anymore for music(other than the Hispanic music stations, which usually have high ratings)??? You are missed Robert W.!!

Radio has been stifeld by the radio consultants...drop the boat anchors...Let the Locals Program...Bring back the "Rock Jocks" and lets start breading talent...Clear Channel Killed the Radio Star...

PREACH!! There are too many out of town nancys thinking they actually have radio personalitys.

Robert W. you were the best.  I miss you a lot.

Radio is not worth the air it is broadcast on now-a-days. This is the way radio should be. Robert W., miss you on the Arm Forces Network along with the Wolfman, Bobby Ocean, Charlie Tuna, The Real Don Steel. One of the a few reasons I got into radio 30 yrs ago in highschool and retired 2 yrs ago. Thank God for airchecks and a bottle of JD on a cold, windy night. May God Bless

When Bill died all hope for radio did to.Now is safe to say radio is DEAD and never will return to live and Local.RIP Bill,and you to Real Don Steele,and thank you Don for giving me the torch to continue to spread Boss Radio to all thrill seekers.

It was Morgan, Steele, Frank Terry, Gary Mack, Sam riddle, Johnny Williams and so many greats on KHJ, and an amazing numer of 'em lost to cancer including Morgan, Steele, Bill Drake, and my dear friend Frank Terry. Lost him a year ago June after a close to 20 year battle...

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