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[littlejohn]

>Hey with all the memories from Baltimore

Oh lodry... Steve Ember and Kelson 'Chop - Chop' Fisher on WWIN. Blast from the past. (Kelson died not too long ago, and the station let his son go several months back). Ember (forget his true name, was a classmate) had an incredible appetite for Cheracol cough syrup...

 

[RoddyFreeman]

Oh lodry... Steve Ember and Kelson 'Chop - Chop' Fisher on WWIN. Blast from the past. (Kelson died not too long ago, and the station let his son go several months back). Ember (forget his true name, was a classmate) had an incredible appetite for Cheracol cough syrup...

How do you know about Chop Chop Fisher, LJ? Are you from B-more?

Chop Chop actually died quite some time ago, but yes, his son was let go from WWIN-FM within the past year. Chop Chop had another son who was on WEBB years ago, Douglas Fisher...went by the name of Doug Douglass.

 

[littlejohn]

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I tol' yas, Ember (still can't remember his name) was a classmate. I went to college once upon a time in Ballimer. In the heyday of WAVA, "Music Americana". And whatsisname the rhyming jock on WTOP, the "High Priest of Rock and Roll".

 

[RoddyFreeman]

Re: !"

I tol' yas, Ember (still can't remember his name) was a classmate. I went to college once upon a time in Ballimer. In the heyday of WAVA, "Music Americana". And whatsisname the rhyming jock on WTOP, the "High Priest of Rock and Roll".

You're probably thinking of Fat Daddy.

 

[littlejohn]

Sounds about right. WAVA got the copllege audience though.. 'top saw for the high schoolers. All talk now, and WAVA was sold several times. They kept Nonesuch and a couple of other labels afloat for a while though.