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1. Oldest known recording of Bob Hagen.
This 1958 audition tape was probably recorded while Bob was at WHKK in Akron.
Its not clear if this was an actual aircheck or a recording made specifically as
an audition.
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2. Bob Hagen on WERE, Cleveland
This is how Bob sounded at Cleveland's popular WERE Radio in 1962.
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3. Bob Hagen on KYW, Cleveland
This is a 4 minute report on the outcome of a mysterious murder case from 1964.
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3a. Bob Hagen on KYW, Cleveland
This is a brief headline segment from October 10, 1962 on the Jim Stagg show.
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4. Bob Hagen on WCFL, Chicago
This high energy hourly newscast dates from 1970.
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5. Bob Hagen on WCFL, Chicago
This report on an early system to automate aircraft landings is a good example
of Bob's inventive use of natural sound in his reports. .
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6. The
Complete Coverage of the Complete Coverage on WCFL, Chicago
This is from a 45 rpm WCFL pressed to demonstrate the quality and the quantity
of the station's coverage of a major blizzard in January, 1967.
This was presumably distributed to station clients and ad agencies.
Unfortunately, Bob is not heard on this recording, as it precedes his arrival at
WCFL by several months. However, the recording does convey the size and
professionalism of the news department Bob was about to join.
This very scratched up 45 was professionally restored by Dave Plotkin,
Production Director at 1010 WINS. He is available for your restoration
project and he can be reached at
radiodave78@aol.com
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7. Bob Hagen on WMCA, New York
Bob took part in the launch of the talk format on WMCA in 1970. Here he is
introduced by legendary talk host Bob Grant.
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8. Bob Hagen on WNEW, New York
From 1976, an hourly newscast on WNEW, introduced by William B. Williams.
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9. WNEW Close Up
From 1974 a detailed report on the labor problems at Pan Am. This type of
radio is never heard now in the commercial realm. Here is a
full page ad in the New York Times taken out by Pan Am
employees expressing their concerns.
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10. Bob Hagen on the CBS Radio Network
From 1986, this was a live audition on the CBS Radio Network. The top of
the hour network newscast was recorded off WCBS in New York. While Bob
does a fine job, its believed this was the only shift he ever worked at CBS.
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Bob Hagen on WOR-AM
In between his stays at WNEW and WINS, Bob freelanced for WOR, at the time still
a major player in New York radio. He worked as both a reporter (as seen at
right) and as an anchor. Here he anchors a 9pm newscast in late 1986.
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