WBZ 1030 Boston - Larry Glick - 1985 - Radio Aircheck
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- WBZ 1030 Boston - Larry Glick - 1976 - Radio Aircheck.
In New England, 1030 WBZ Boston has been a radio powerhouse for over 100 years. So many legendary names have graced the microphones at WBZ... Larry Justice, Carl De Suze, Dave Maynard, Dick Summers, Norm Nathan, to name a few. Also on that list would be the one & only Larry Glick. Glick was a one of a kind host, who just loved talking to people.
On this aircheck, you'll hear Larry host his overnight talk show on WBZ. This aircheck is from 1985.
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MAN, I lived in the Tidewater area of Virginia and I just happen to tune in to Larry Glick one night and I was hooked.
Great Radio. Thanks
I missed many hours of sleep listening to Larry Glick in the 70s. He was loved. He made us all feel like family.
I lived in Maryland and would catch him on the skip at night. Lots of entertainment for a kid growing up in the country.
late ‘60’s Larry would send us on scavenger hunts all around Boston 1am till 5am - A friggin blast
Thank you very much for posting this. I grew up listening to Larry Glick. Many of those other names you listed from WBZ were familiar as well. Even with TV having been well established for decades, we still listened to the radio - Larry Glick, CBS Radio Mystery Theater, Music from the Great American Songbook on WNEW AM. Good memories. Thanks again Ellis.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Long time listener, first time caller. (round of applause)
I heard this Station at on 1030khz...at Night doing the 1970s...in Elsnore California...Yes WBZ Boston Ma..on 1030khz AM.Band was received at Night....it did Reach My Radio...but with Fade Out....it was Amazing I can Get A Station talking about the Cape...and Boston....My Mom's Family is from Jamaica Plain.and Roxbury Area..I remember how it was Exciting it hear the station...For My Mom and Grandparents Too... Very Cool too.hear Again ☺️
I miss Larry Glick.
Larry was a great guy on and off the air. I, too, have a Glick U. t-shirt. I spoke with Larry, by phone at length, when he retired to Florida (we were both broadcasters).
It sounds like this was a special Sat. afternoon show.
Larry was perhaps the nicest person in radio. He was a good friend too.
When I was in the service in the late 70s early 80s I bought a Teac reel to reel. I made a 2 or 3 hour recording of the Larry Glick Show. I still have the machine and If I can find the time I’ll find the reels. Really miss him.
Loves this. Great job.
I’d love to hear them.
I know of no other talk-show host who took a phone call from an 8 year old - and engaged him in conversation.
And later, a sixteen year old.
Larry Glick is one of a kind.
It makes me sad that he is no longer around.
Eight-year-olds weren't as fortunate with Pete Franklin who ushered them off the air by telling them they were passed their bedtimes.
Thanks Ellis! Commander Glick was the best!
Greatest of All Time GOAT
We used to listen to Larry from Baltimore at night. The signal would come in fairly well. He was so original. I used to enjoy him giving scores to games and when he would shoot callers off the air.
Miss him.
I once won a ‘Glick University’ T-Shirt on Larry’s show some forty or so years ago. Larry was really in his element on the overnight broadcasting to thirty-eight states. Larry’s peers were Long John Nebel, and Jean Shepherd I happily lost more sleep over these great broadcasters - they were all unique, and they all were on powerful stations and had national audiences. I’m glad I was around for this era of radio. Thanks for posting. Do you have any AC’s of BZ from its top-49 days?
I have a couple. I'll try to post when I can.
He wasn't singing the phone number yet.
A 254....5678
A 254....5678
I remember for years he tried to call Frank Sinatra and would open his show with Strangers in the Night, when he finally got to call him from what I understand Frank was very rude to Larry about disturbing him or something like that, from that point on no more Frank opening on his show.
I remember when I was a little kid listen to the radio show my mother used to wake up and she didn't like it. But it was one of my favorite show when I was a kid he was a kind-hearted guy he had a nice voice I miss
Lorenzo always got callers to spill their guts.
How are you ? Whistling…. Let me check.
How can this be from 1976 when there is a comment that refers to Roger Clemens of the Red Sox at 48:01
Sharp ears! I didn’t catch that! The guy who passed the audio to me had it labeled as 1976. Glick was at WBZ until around 1985, so this recording would have to be 1984 or 85. Thanks for catching that!
A comedian used Jimmy's name for a parody! He should've sued Him!
If you're referring to Martin Short's classic character, you are a little off. In fact, it has no bearing with the subject of this upload at all.
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