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DaveMichaels

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I'm an old Disk Jockey who got very lucky in life!

Growing up on Long Island my favorite radio station was WNEW, 1130 on the AM dial!

While playing records on a variety of radio stations from Binghamton, NY to Washington D.C. to Atanta (while in the Army) I always imagined myself on WNEW - a gig I never got!

Truth is - I would still love to be playing my kind of music on a good local radio station. Those were the fun days! (Frank, Ella, 4 Freshman, Benny, Louis, The Count, Bobby Darin, Kenton, Capt. Glenn Miller, Peggy Lee, Al Hibbler, etc., etc., etc.)

Dave Michaels

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"Oh, I have slipped the surly bonds of earth . . . "

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Willard Mullin

In the Fall of 2007 I wrote an article for ILLUSTRATION Magazine - "Remembering Willard Mullin and the Lost Art of Sports Cartooning."

Tap the magazine spread on the left for more information on Issue #20.

When I was a kid I wanted to be a Sports Cartoonist - a genre that doesn't even exist anymore. I drew Editorial Cartoons for my school paper The Sewanhaka Chieftain in Floral Park, NY, and won a number of Empire State Scholastic Press Awards for my work. You can find a few examples of my early cartoons on the Trivia Page.

My favorite cartoonist was Willard Mullin who drew for the sports pages of the New York World Telelgram. He was the best! Telegram Sports Writer Dan Daniel called his friend The Rembrandt of Sports!

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My favorite quote about the Press -

"Were it left to me to decide whether we should have a government without newspapers, or newspapers without a government, I should not hesitate a moment to prefer the latter." Thomas Jefferson

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