JOE MC MILLAN

[grover]

Hi
I am returning to Maine
Remember I was at WHDH
for Over 3 years
and OLDIES 103
Weekends for 3 years
And did Mornings at WATD
for Many Years 2 times
Radio is a Tough biz nowadays
But I'm going to Work mornings
for friends at a 50 thounsand
Watt FM
I'm separated from my wife of 30
years and its Time to Start over
Who do you know in radio that
was Married for 30 years
See Ya Soon
Joe Mc Millan

 

[argytunes]

> Hi
> I am returning to Maine
> Remember I was at WHDH
> for Over 3 years
> and OLDIES 103
> Weekends for 3 years
> And did Mornings at WATD
> for Many Years 2 times
> Radio is a Tough biz nowadays
> But I'm going to Work mornings
> for friends at a 50 thounsand
> Watt FM
> I'm separated from my wife of 30
> years and its Time to Start over
> Who do you know in radio that
> was Married for 30 years
> See Ya Soon
> Joe Mc Millan

Hi Joe!

WELCOME BACK TO MAINE! I'm sure many listeners...along with people who worked with you at some of the stations you mentioned...will be anxious to hear you? I actually have a few of the master tapes containing some of the spots the 2 of us did together in Portland. [Not to worry...I'll keep those "under wraps!"]

I was sorry to hear that your marriage didn't work out. Unfortunately, this is one of the "occupational hazards" connected with the business? Many radio (and television) professionals have given up "hearth and home" because they put their careers ahead of their families.

Anyway...WELCOME BACK TO MAINE!

argytunes

 

[inthemorining]

> > Hi
> > I am returning to Maine
> > Remember I was at WHDH
> > for Over 3 years
> > and OLDIES 103
> > Weekends for 3 years
> > And did Mornings at WATD
> > for Many Years 2 times
> > Radio is a Tough biz nowadays
> > But I'm going to Work mornings
> > for friends at a 50 thounsand
> > Watt FM
> > I'm separated from my wife of 30
> > years and its Time to Start over
> > Who do you know in radio that
> > was Married for 30 years
> > See Ya Soon
> > Joe Mc Millan
>
> Hi Joe!
>
> WELCOME BACK TO MAINE! I'm sure many listeners...along with
> people who worked with you at some of the stations you
> mentioned...will be anxious to hear you? I actually have a
> few of the master tapes containing some of the spots the 2
> of us did together in Portland. [Not to worry...I'll keep
> those "under wraps!"]
>
> I was sorry to hear that your marriage didn't work out.
> Unfortunately, this is one of the "occupational hazards"
> connected with the business? Many radio (and television)
> professionals have given up "hearth and home" because they
> put their careers ahead of their families.
>
> Anyway...WELCOME BACK TO MAINE!
>
> argytunes
> Joe,

All the best in Maine....we met while I worked for Sconnix many years ago...I also worked with Jim Mitchell....glad to hear your career is moving forward....sorry to ehar about your marriage......may the future hold a rewarding path. Paul A.

 

[kzrockwell]

> > > Hi
> > > I am returning to Maine
> > > Remember I was at WHDH
> > > for Over 3 years
> > > and OLDIES 103
> > > Weekends for 3 years
> > > And did Mornings at WATD
> > > for Many Years 2 times
> > > Radio is a Tough biz nowadays
> > > But I'm going to Work mornings
> > > for friends at a 50 thounsand
> > > Watt FM
> > > I'm separated from my wife of 30
> > > years and its Time to Start over
> > > Who do you know in radio that
> > > was Married for 30 years
> > > See Ya Soon
> > > Joe Mc Millan
Good luck and all the best at your new digs.I have enjoyed working with you " at the dump" <P ID="signature">______________
It's not the size of the tower.....
It's how you use it.</P>

 

[Joseph_Gallant]

If only Joe McMillan could have gotten a high-profile gig on a major Boston station.

He's one of the best.

Boston's loss is Maine's gain.