KABC on LaCienga Blvd in Los Angeles.

With Jean Shepherd looking over my shoulder, always.

"Right Now wtih Doug McIntyre" 77 WABC New York

For a year I hosted a 1-hour show for 77 WABC in New York City. Weeknights from 5 - 6 PM.

With the great Vin Scully.

Scully dropped by KABC radio for a chat.

Photo by Bruce Burr.

Red Eye Radio live from the Falcon Theater

Melissa Manchester sings Gershwin with the Jack Sheldon Quartet. A live broadcast from midnight - 5am from the Falcon Theater in Burbank, CA. May 23rd, 2003.

Lamont Dozier on Red Eye Radio

Lamont wrote every other hit record for Motown in the 60s as part of Holland-Dozier-Holland.

The legendary Keely Smith was a regular guest on Red Eye Radio

Talk Radio Panel with Tim Conway Jr.

Pacific Pioneer Broadcasters Association, Studio City, CA.

Jazz immortal Hank Jones plays in-studio on Red Eye Radio

What a thrill to have this jazz giant drop by. He never took off the raincoat.

KABC Publicity Shot. I look like a U-Boat captain.

With Michael Buble about 6 months before anyone ever heard of Michael Buble

I'm pretty sure I was the first American radio host to have Michael on as a guest. Six months later his debut album hit and he became a Super Star.

Randy Wang

"Mr. Sports"

With President Carter, Denver 2008

Radio Row at the DNC in Denver.

with Frank Sinatra Jr.

The first of many visits from Frank Jr. on Red Eye Radio.

With Peter Falk

Peter spent an hour with me on the morning show. One of my favorite actors. Of course, Penny co-starred with him and Alan Arkin in "The In-Laws."

With Jimmy Webb.

One of my favorite guests. And yes we did talk about McArthur Park.

With Marky Ramone and Terri-Rae Elmer

Jimmy Webb on Red Eye Radio

Playing and singing "Wichita Lineman."

Ray Evans on Red Eye Radio

Ray co-wrote with Jay Livingston, "Mona Lisa" for Nat King Cole and a whole bunch of other classic songs.

Radio Royalty: Ray Goulding, Bob Elliot, Jean Shepherd

Early 70s. My radio Gods. Nice pit stains on Jean who undoubtedly monopolized the conversation. Ray looks irritated, Bob appears to be bored out of his mind. I would have killed to be at that table!

Red Eye Radio live at the Falcon Theater

Penny Peyser as the "Stewardess." Burbank, CA May 23rd, 2003

With Anvil

Anvil were guests on McIntyre in the Morning. This was taken at the L.A. Opening of the feature documentary, "This is Anvil!"

with Super Agent Eric Weiss and WABC PD Laurie Cantillo

Red Eye Radio, Election Night, Nov. 7th, 2000

The Bush v Gore Election Night broadcast. The night Red Eye Radio was born.

10th anniversary of the September 11th attacks.

Looking down into the brand new 9/11 memorial in New York City,

Pacific Pioneer Broadcasters Talk Radio Panel

Brian Whitman, Bill Handel, Doug McIntyre

Talkers Magazine Heavy Hundred Ranking

But I've lost a few pounds since this survey and I may no longer qualify.

John Pizzarelli & Jessica Molasky

Two of my favs. I love these people!

My one and only day at KFI.

I filled in for Tim Conway Jr. once at KFI. Apparently once was enough.

Original Red Eye Radio logo

From Skybeach Studio in Oregon

Occasionally I broadcast "McIntyre in the Morning" from Tillamook County, OR.

Kacey Jones and Terri-Rae Elmer

Kacey is a listener favorite. She sang "Donald Trump's Hair" live in-studio.

With Tommy Lasorda.

Opening Day, Dodger Stadium, 2010.

Behind the "Golden EIB Microphone"

Borrowing Rush Limbaugh's studio at WABC.

My first gig in radio. 710 AM KMPC

It didn't last long.

With the Tim Conway that has talent.

Disneyland

Inexplicably, Rob Marinko and I were made to ride around Disneyland to the utter bewilderment of Danish tourists.

Red Eye Radio ad in Talkers Magazine.

To celebrate "Red Eye Radio" knocking off "Coast to Coast" as the#1 Overnight Show in New York City.

Mike Garson on Red Eye Radio

Mike was David Bowie's pianist/keyboard player for 40 years. A remarkable artist in his own right.

You can't win 'em all.

A protest sign from a demonstration outside the El Capitan Theater on Hollywood Blvd. I'm still not sure what any of this was about and why the picket was outside the El Capitan.