Best Altanta morning guy, ever?

[secondchoice]

Dr. Don is in my top 2 or 3 for morning men of all time across the country.

When and which station(s) did he work?

WQXI/Atlanta, WFIL/Philadelphia, KFRC/San Francisco

Thanks:
I knew about Dr. Don WFIL, and San Fancisco, but now I am even more impressed by Quixie in Dixie.
Who was responsible for hiring all of the talent that went thru WQXI 790? McKee, Rose, Harper to name a few?

 

[craig_ashwood]

Dr. Don is in my top 2 or 3 for morning men of all time across the country.

When and which station(s) did he work?

WQXI/Atlanta, WFIL/Philadelphia, KFRC/San Francisco

Thanks:
I knew about Dr. Don WFIL, and San Fancisco, but now I am even more impressed by Quixie in Dixie.
Who was responsible for hiring all of the talent that went thru WQXI 790? McKee, Rose, Harper to name a few?

That would have been either Kent Burkhart or Jerry Blum, depending on how far you go back in time. I worked for Jerry for 10 years and there's no better man walking than that guy.

 

[EW0350]

Would one consider Earl Mann a predecessor to Burkhart and Blum?

 

[cjunkielover]

Gary McKee was the ultimate morning guy...

 

[ctl]

McKee. Also Jeff Winter on 96 Rock in the 1970s.

 

[radioslick]

Mike and Carol in the morning on V-103 with Robin Roberts (now of Good Morning America fame).. The memories.