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Dave
Hull
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Casey's first Guest Host was a local Los Angeles DJ known as the "Hullabalooer".
The program was introduced by Don Bustany.
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Dick Clark
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The famed longtime host of "American Bandstand". Hosted game shows and other rival countdowns. TV producer
whose credits include the American Music Awards. Also hosted "Dick Clark's Rocking New Years Eve" since
1973 where he counts down the "ball drop" in New York's Times Square.
Biography.
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Don Bowman
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Original Host of American Country Countdown. Country comedian and songwriter.
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Robert W. Morgan
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Famed LA morning disc jockey. Signature phrase "Good Morgan".
Died in 1998 of lung cancer.
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Wink Martindale
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Noted game show host. Had a #7 hit in 1959 with spoken word single, "Deck of Cards".
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Mark Elliott
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Also hosted rival countdown in the early 80s. Guest Hosted on CT40 as well. Mark Elliott today is known as the "Voice of Disney".
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1/6/90 (CT40)
2/10/90 (CT40)
3/10/90 (CT40)
7/7/90 (CT40)
7/28/90 (CT40)
8/25/90 (CT40)
10/27/90 (CT40)
12/1/90 (CT40)
2/2/91 (CT40)
2/23/91 (CT40)
3/23/91 (CT40)
6/22/91 (CT40)
7/13/91 (CT40)
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9/7/91 (CT40)
10/5/91 (CT40)
11/9/91 (CT40)
1/25/92 (CT40)
2/22/92 (CT40)
3/21/92 (CT40)
7/11/92 (CT40)
8/1/92 (CT40)
9/5/92 (CT40)
10/3/92 (CT40)
11/14/92 (CT40)
1/16/93 (CT40)
2/13/93 (CT40)
3/20/93 (CT40)
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Gordon Elliott
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Austrailian. Youngest guest host (age 23 in 1979).
Is seen in many commercials. Currently appearing in Campbell's "Tasty Tuesday" campaign.
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Charlie Van Dyke
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Charlie
was Casey's most frequent guest host on the original AT40 with 31 appearances
between 1980 and 1988.
Charlie is now an
ordained Catholic Deacon
in Phoenix, AZ.
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Dave Roberts
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Dave Roberts was afternoon drive at KYA-FM in San Francisco.
He later was host of RKO Radio's "The Hot Ones" CHR profile show.
Dr. Roberts continues to do voiceover but his "day job" is as principal of Roberts Communications
Market Research in Austin, TX.
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Gary Owens
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Was the announcer on TV series "Laugh-in" 1968-74. Also hosted Watermark "Soundtrack of the Sixties" oldies
program in the early 1980s |
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Bob Eubanks
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Was the host of the "Newlywed Game" TV game show.
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Lee Sherwood
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- KIIS [LA] 1970
- WMAQ [Chicago] 1975
- KHJ [LA] 1981
- W??? [New York] 1982
- W??? [Washington DC] 1985
- KUSA [St. Louis] 1989
- W??? [Chicago] 198?
- KDJR [De Soto MO] 199?
- Now: At Country KDJR, De Soto, Missouri.
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Keri Tombazian
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First female guest host. Currently at
94.7 the Wave - a Smooth Jazz station in Los Angeles.
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Chuck Britton
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Currently a DJ at X 95.3, Fort Smith Arkansas.
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Celebrity Guest Hosts
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7/30/88 Daryl Hall and John Oates (Musicians)
6/24/89 Debbie Gibson (Musician)
2/17/90 Donnie Osmond (Musician and TV Personality)
1/12/91 Nelson (Musicians)
1/11/92 - Richard Marx (Musician)
3/7/92 - Jack Wagner (TV Personality)
4/5/92 - Jody Watley (Musician)
10/31/92 Jay Thomas (TV Personality)
5/1/93 Martha Quinn (MTV Original "V.J.")
9/4/93 - Harry Anderson & Delaine Matthews (TV Personalities - "Dave's World")
6/18/94 - MeShach Taylor & J.C. Wendall (TV Personalities - "Dave's World")
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Ed McMann
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Boston based DJ at
Kiss 108. Most frequent quest
AT40 host with 36 appearances 1998-present.
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10/10/98
12/05/98
3/06/99
7/10/99
9/04/99
10/02/99
10/30/99
10/30/99
11/27/99
1/08/00
2/12/00
6/11/00
7/15/00
8/12/00
9/16/00
10/14/00
11/11/00
12/09/00
1/13/01
2/17/01
3/24/01
7/07/01
8/11/01
9/08/01
10/13/01
12/01/01
1/05/02
2/09/02
3/09/02
3/16/02
7/13/02
8/17/02
9/14/02
10/12/02
11/09/02
12/07/02
11/8/03
12/6/03
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Pat O'Brien
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Co-Host of TV's Access Hollywood. Frequent studio host for CBS sports.
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Ryan Seacrest
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Host of TV's American Idol. LA based disc jockey. Permanent host of American Top 40 starting January 10, 2004.
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