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As a [[disc jockey]] at KASL in New Castle, [[Wyoming]], with the name Johnny Rowe, he soon advanced to KOBH in Hot Springs and KIMN, Rapid City, both [[South Dakota]]. KALL, [[Salt Lake City]] and KTLN, [[Denver]], before being named program director of [[ABC]] owned KQV in [[Pittsburgh]], [[Pennsylvania]] and WLS in [[Chicago]], [[Illinois]]. He was also program director of KFI and KABC, both [[Los Angeles]] [[radio]] stations.   

As a [[disc jockey]] at KASL in New Castle, [[Wyoming]], with the name Johnny Rowe, he soon advanced to KOBH in Hot Springs and KIMN, Rapid City, both [[South Dakota]]. KALL, [[Salt Lake City]] and KTLN, [[Denver]], before being named program director of [[ABC]] owned KQV in [[Pittsburgh]], [[Pennsylvania]] and WLS in [[Chicago]], [[Illinois]]. He was also program director of KFI and KABC, both [[Los Angeles]] [[radio]] stations.   

Rook, as a radio consultant was responsible for programming on more than thirty radio stations during the 1970’s and 80’s, including:

Rook, as a radio consultant was responsible for programming on more than thirty radio stations during the 1970’s and 80’s, including:

* WCFL, Chicago

* WCFL, [[Chicago]]

* WHYI, Miami

* WHYI, [[Miami]]

* KRBE, Houston

* KRBE, [[Houston]]

* WZGC, Atlanta

* WZGC, [[Atlanta]]

* WIFI, Philadelphia

* WIFI, [[Philadelphia]]

* KTKT, Tucson

* KTKT, [[Tucson]]

* KROY, Sacramento

* KROY, [[Sacramento]]

* WABC, New York

* WABC, [[New York]]

* WBAP, Dallas/Fort Worth

* WBAP, [[Dallas/Fort Worth]]

* WIFI, Philadelphia

* WIFI, [[Philadelphia]]

* KENO, Las Vegas

* KENO, [[Las Vegas]]