WEZE, WCOP and NBC

[Tim Coco]

Speaking of WEZE...I used to work with Earl Gynan at WHAV during the late
1970s. He told me IIRC that he previously was "Mr. Midnight" at WEZE and
worked in a studio with a large window at street level.  My memory eludes
me, but does anyone recall Earl Gynan or "Mr. Midnight?"

He worked only a couple of nights a week at WHAV and seemed semi-retired.
He had a great wit and always had a short cigar stub in his mouth.  When
anything would go wrong on his watch, he'd quietly make a fix (taking apart
a cart and repairing the tape, or example) and then whisper "no one need
ever know."

Tim Coco
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-----Original Message-----
From: Steve Ordinetz [mailto:hykker@wildblue.net] 
Sent: Tuesday, January 29, 2008 2:05 PM
To: boston-radio-interest@lists.bostonradio.org
Subject: RE: WEZE, WCOP and NBC

> The WEZE studios were actually a block south of Boylston in the 
> Statler now Park Plaza office building. I was last there in 1972 
> visiting former WRKO jock Gary Martin when EZE went to a 50-50 format 
> (one current one oldie ) Gary was doing overnight before he vanished 
> completely. I suspect he is no longer on the planet.

Well, he didn't vanish right away.  Wasn't he at WCGY in the early-mid 80s?