From April 1974, KDWB Minneapolis/St.Paul, Rob Sherwood
Listening time – 8:50
Rob Sherwood (KTAC) – Final aircheck from KDWB 1974
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Rob: I too was a DJ. I liked the last song you picked to play there at KDWB. My last show was 1980 and my final song was New Kid in Town. “They will never forget you til somebody new comes along.”. For me I’m sure that is true. (Though my wife says she fell in love with my voice and is still with me). I left the radio business and have never tried to return but still have some air checks that I’ll listen to and think, “You know, Clark, you weren’t that bad.:”. But I’m glad I quit. Rob, it was fun listening to your voice.
Best disk jockey I’ve ever heard. Thanks Rob for helping me get through high school in one piece (more or less): Beatles, Stones, CCR, Curtis Mayfield, Staple Singers, True Don Bleu, Rob Sherwood.
I remember Rob Sherwood came to our Radio Arts Class in High School in 1972. We’d seen his picture before, but when he started talking to the class, he sounded NOTHING like he did on the radio!. Then he got behind a microphone and there he was …. Roooooob Sherwood!
Yes, he came to our elementary school with the police to educate kids about drugs. The kids didn’t believe it was him untill he agreed to use his radio voice. He was the most famous radio voice, even more popular with the kids than true Don Bleu.