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274:. WBLS New York was the flagship station. This era was the high point of Doug's career, and included producers Gary Saunders and Eurro Rice. Other on air talent in this era included Coco Budda, Rickey Smiley, JJ Jackson, and Rudy Rush. His phone producer Marcelina Olan, and Kevin Woodson (the voice of Miss Leonard, Revered Jackson, Minister Farrakhan and many others) were regulars on air as well. The greatest success came with the combination of Doug Banks, Dede McGuire, and Rudy Rush. In January 2008, the show was cancelled, but Banks relaunched the show, this time in the afternoon drive under the new name, 270:." This original show had AJ Parker as his sidekick, and Jeff Tyler came from The Tom Joyner Show to become Doug's studio engineer (Jeff stayed with Doug until his death in 2016). In 1997, Banks wanted to move to a morning show instead and the studio across the hall from Joyner's was made ready. The new show, hosted by Banks along with new sidekick DeDe McGuire, rose to become one of the top-rated syndicated urban programs in 301:. After many years of hosting both the morning show for K104 Dallas and cohosting the syndicated afternoon show with Doug, Dede McGuire resigned to focus exclusively on her own morning show. DeeDee Renee replaced Dede McGuire as cohost. Doug's final broadcast was on Friday April 8, 2016 when he did his show live from an event in Chicago. 254:
in Chicago. It was at WGCI where Doug became good friends with Tom Joyner and they became known as "Turntable Brothers". After Tom Joyner started his nationally syndicated show with ABC Radio Networks, Tom chose Doug Banks to be his "fill in" when Tom would take vacations. The affiliates were
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as Tom Miller, a friend of Michael Kyle who is tragically killed after being hit by a taxi (offscreen), shortly after he and Michael were together. The death of Tom makes Michael
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quickly calling ABC Radio Network to report that listeners were flooding the stations with calls about how much they loved Doug.
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station. After high school, he successfully turned his temporary trial into a permanent multi-year gig at
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show of his own. Originally, Banks started with an afternoon show from the same studio as the "
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took notice of his talent and offered him a spot as a temporary late-night weekend
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on Monday April 11, 2016. Banks is survived by a wife, three daughters and a son.
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Doug Banks Morning Show, The Ride with Doug and DeDe, Afternoon w/Doug & DeDe,
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audience, similar to what is played on Joyner's and
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Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Miami, Florida
The Doug Banks Radio Show
WVAZ
WGCI-FM
American Urban Radio Networks
radio personality
The Doug Banks Radio Show
Philadelphia
Detroit
broadcasting
high school's radio
WDRQ
disc jockey
country music
KDAY
Los Angeles, California
KFI
Las Vegas
KLAV
KDIA
Oakland, California
WVAZ
Chicago, Illinois
WGCI-FM
ABC Radio Network
syndicated
Tom Joyner Morning Show
America
Mainstream Urban

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