- Adam West
- Albie Dee
- Andrew Safnauer
- Austin Keyes
- Ben Blankenship
- Cam Cornelius
- Cameron Griffith
- Chris Flockton
- Chris Turbiville
- Chuck Davis
- Chuck Matthews
- Dan Emmett
- Dan Goettel
- Dan Levy
- Dan Wright
- Darren Coogan
- Dee Alvis
- Doug Palmieri
- Drew Carpenter
- Drew Teufel
- Ed Bishop
- Ed Crane
- Greg Jake
- Greg O’Brien
- Harry Chase
- Howard Cogan
- Jack Dennis
- Jeff Michaels
- JJ Surma
- Joe Earl Williams
- Joey Camen
- John Garry
- John Hunerlach
- Kari Loya
- KC Cady
- Keith Mannino
- Ketch
- Kevin Collins
- Mark Harrietha
- Matt Damrow
- Matt Fogarty
- Matt Gilcheck
- Matt K Baker
- Mel Allen
- Michael Yurchak
- Mighet Matanane
- Mike Bratton
- Mitch Phillips
- Ned Spindle
- Rick Lawrence
- RIDER
- Robert “Hollywood” Rhodes
- Robert Clotworthy
- Roy Worley
- Sandy Thomas
- Sir Hamilton Newton
- Steven Patterson
- The Rooster
- Thom Kikot
- Timothy Crull
- Tom Glynn
- Tracy Thibodeaux
- Vic Caroli
- Xavier
- Zeus
Harry Chase
When it comes to highly successful male voiceover talent you can put almost every one into three categories:
A) Pains in ass. B) Royal pains in the ass, and C) Harry Chase.
Yes, THE one and only Harry The Hit-Man Chase, the talent who put the “ick” in……Richard ? has come back to the media where he started his illustrious career and intends to dominate his competition, once again.
Formerly the voice of everything; every cable network, every commercial campaign, every sport and everything else in voiceover, Harry Chase has now turned his undivided attention to the world of radio station branding v/o. Lord, help us all.
If your N-T-S or Classic Rock/Classic Hits stick is in need of an overhaul or a voice that reeks of legitimacy, Harry Chase will be your man.
For rates and availability in your market, please contact hoss@hossmgmt.com
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