These are the final two surveys featuring KHJ veteran Bill Wade on the cover. Bill was with KHJ for five-and-a-half years and he also ran the Bill Wade School of Broadcasting.
Issue #445 - January 8, 1974
Issue #451 - February 19, 1974
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Bill Wade really is one of the unsung heroes of Boss Radio. Solid, and one of the last links to the glory years. Only Johnny Williams now remained, yes?
Break-in king Dickie Goodman finally charts on KHJ under his own name (he WAS "John & Ernest" in 1973, correct?).
Steve: That's right. Johnny Williams was it...though he'd be gone later in '74. The Drake-trained Boss Jock presence would continue, though...with Charlie Van Dyke (CKLW 1968-69, KFRC 1969-1970 and KGB 1970-1972), Bobby Ocean (KYNO 1968, KGB 1968-1971, KFRC 1972-1975) and the return of Mark Elliott (CKLW 1969, KFRC 1970).
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Bill Wade really is one of the unsung heroes of Boss Radio. Solid, and one of the last links to the glory years. Only Johnny Williams now remained, yes?
Break-in king Dickie Goodman finally charts on KHJ under his own name (he WAS "John & Ernest" in 1973, correct?).
Steve:
That's right. Johnny Williams was it...though he'd be gone later in '74. The Drake-trained Boss Jock presence would continue, though...with Charlie Van Dyke (CKLW 1968-69, KFRC 1969-1970 and KGB 1970-1972), Bobby Ocean (KYNO 1968, KGB 1968-1971, KFRC 1972-1975) and the return of Mark Elliott (CKLW 1969, KFRC 1970).
I went to the bill wade school of broadcasting back in 74.
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