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Tag Archives: Jack Spector
My Life on the Radio
In the almost 44 years since I got my first job in commercial New York radio, at WHN in April of 1972, I was very content to work behind the scenes. I’d had my time on the air in college … Continue reading →
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Tagged Bob Grant, Dan Ingram, DAN TAYLOR, George Michael, Jack Spector, Joe Scarborough, John Gambling, Johnny Donovan, Kathleen Maloney, Lionel, Lisa Karlin, Mark Summers, Moe Thacker, Peter Kanz, Rush Limbaugh, United Screeners of America, WABC, WCBS-FM, WCWP, WHN, WOR
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April 17th, 1972
As my last day in New York Radio fast approaches, I’m thinking back to my first day. On the morning of April 17th, 1972, I was 22 years old, had been a college graduate for less than a year, had … Continue reading →
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Tagged Jack Spector, NY Mets, Pappy Durkin, WHN
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Radio Stories – Me and the WMCA Good Guys
In the 1960s, in New York Radio, WMCA was truly the “Little Radio Station that Could!” In the new “Top 40” radio format, it was the little 5,000 watt station that was 50,000 watt WABC’s chief competitor. If as Avis … Continue reading →
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Tagged Dan Daniel, Dean Anthony, Ed Baer, Good Guys, Harry Harrison, Jack Spector, Joe O'Brien, Pappy Durkin, Ruth Meyer, WABC, WHLI, WHN, WMCA
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Radio Stories…..Dan Ingram!
I have been very fortunate in the 42 years that I have been an Engineer in New York Radio to work with some of the very best people in the business. In fact, if I started a list of the … Continue reading →
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