KHJ Boss 30 - October 14, 1970

Issue #276 - Mark Elliott makes his first appearance on the cover of the Boss 30.

KHJ Boss 30 - December 2, 1970

Issue #283 - Boss Jock Mark Elliott with Andy Kim on the cover of the Boss 30.

KHJ Boss 30 - January 27, 1971

Issue #291 - Boss Jock Mark Elliott with Jerry Reed as “Amos Moses” jumps from No. 22 to No. 12 on this week’s Boss 30.

Mark Elliott - 1971 KHJ Sales Sheet

This is a one-sheet for Mark Elliott from a 1971 KHJ Sales Folder.

KHJ Boss 30 - February 17, 1971

Issue #294 - Mark Elliott is your pilot of the airwaves from Noon to 3PM on 93/KHJ.

KHJ Boss 30 - April 14, 1971

Issue #302 - Mark Elliott holds a KHJ ecology poster produced for the events surrounding the second annual Earth Day.

KHJ Thirty - June 2, 1971

Issue #309 - The Fortunes make their first KHJ chart appearance since 1965 with “Here Comes That Rainy Day Feeling Again.”

KHJ Thirty - July 21, 1971

Issue #316 - Freda Payne adds her voice to the anti-war movement with “Bring the Boys Home.”

KHJ Thirty - October 6, 1971

Issue #327 - KHJ presents Creedence Clearwater Revival at the Fabulous Forum on October 15, 1971.

KHJ Thirty - November 10, 1971

Issue #332 - Isaac Hayes’ “Theme From Shaft” strong-arms Cher’s “Gypsies, Tramps and Thieves” out of the No. 1 spot on the survey.

KHJ Thirty - January 11, 1972

Issue #341 - Mark Elliott. Cool, calm, collected. Noon to 3PM. 93/KHJ.

KHJ Thirty - March 7, 1972

Issue #349 - KHJ presents the West Coast film premiere of “The Concert for Bangla Desh” at the National theater in Westwood on March 23, 1972.

KHJ Thirty - May 2, 1972

Issue #357 - Set sail with Mark Elliott every day from Noon ‘til Three on the Big 93!

KHJ Thirty - July 18, 1972

Issue #368 - Mark Elliott writes music letters in the sand ... Noon till Three on 93/KHJ!

KHJ Thirty - September 5, 1972

Issue #375 - Mark Elliott ... on the case Noon to Three on KHJ!

KHJ Thirty - October 24, 1972

Issue #382 - Only one new song makes the survey this week but it’s a true classic - The Temptations’ “Papa Was A Rollin’ Stone.”

Mark Elliott - 1972 KHJ Sales Sheet

This is a one-sheet for Mark Elliott from a 1972 KHJ Sales Folder. The text reads:

Mark Elliott ... Gentle ... Dedicated ... Knowledgeable ... Friendly

When you listen to Mark Elliott you know you’ve found a friend! The easy, smooth Elliott style keeps you relaxed and comfortable. Music is Mark’s life and he shows it through an incredible amount of interest and knowledge he projects on his show every day.

A tremendous production voice, Mark is often used for narration of presentations and special programs. Off-the-air he’s a great fan of the sea and sports cars and is often seen whizzing along the freeway in his lemon yellow coupe on his way to the ocean he loves and lives near.

KHJ Thirty - December 26, 1972

Issue #391 - KHJ counts down the Big 93 of 1972 starting December 30th at 6AM.

KHJ Thirty - February 27, 1973

Issue #400 - David Bowie makes his KHJ survey debut at No. 26 with “Space Oddity.”

KHJ Thirty - April 10, 1973

Issue #406 - Mark Elliott makes his last appearance on the survey until 1975. He worked at KWOW and KIIS before returning to KHJ under Program Director Charlie Van Dyke.

Mark went on to have a distinguished career as a voiceover artist, most notably for Walt Disney Entertainment. He passed away on April 3, 2021 at age 81.