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Fat Bob Taylor the Plumber
[edit]I am pretty sure he died, but for a while he was a fill-in host in addition to his national anthem duties at Tiger Stadium. I seem to remember he started as one of JP McCarthy's go-to people on The Morning Music Hall, and became a character in his own right during the 1970s.
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WJR in Popular Culture
[edit]WJR had the center microphone for Thomas A. Edison’s speech in the 1940 film Edison, the Man.
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