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R.I.P Wally Clark, 106FM W4 GM

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R.I.P Wally Clark, 106FM W4 GM

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Radio was a fun business when we had GM's like Wally Clark leading the way:

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Re: R.I.P Wally Clark, 106FM W4 GM

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Sad for his loss but dont remember him being GM at W4 but remember the Stern era there.

Radio was fun then when we had 4 AORs battling it out.
Howard on W4
Steve Dahl on ABX
JJ and the crew on Riff

Those were the days.....
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Re: R.I.P Wally Clark, 106FM W4 GM

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Bart Walsh was the GM when Stern was there
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Re: R.I.P Wally Clark, 106FM W4 GM

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He did big things with Kiss in L.A.
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Re: R.I.P Wally Clark, 106FM W4 GM

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TC Talks wrote: Tue Dec 27, 2022 8:18 pm He did big things with Kiss in L.A.
...including helping launch the Rick Dees Weekly Top 40, which was initially KIIS's replacement for American Top 40 (which, in turn, would replace AT40 on ABC Radio in 1994).
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