Howie Carr remembers the heyday of WBCN

A. Joseph Ross joe@attorneyross.com
Sun Jul 19 13:18:15 EDT 2009


On 19 Jul 2009 at 5:01, Bob Nelson wrote:

> Howie Carr column remembering the heyday of WBCN. The Herald site also
> has a photo gallery of WBCN at that time. I remember the press kit bit
> about Duane Glascock; I was in high school and wrote away to them as
> part of a project.

I don't know, the heyday of WBCN that I remember is when they were 
the flagship of the Concert Network.  They were competing with WCRB 
and WXHR and sometimes WBZ-FM and WCOP-FM (both also-rans), but they 
were a really professional station.  They had one of the first woman 
announcers, Nirmal Danier (spelling may be off).  Shortly afterwards, 
WHXR got Janet Baker-Carr.  But in 1959, when I got my first FM 
radio, WBCN and WCRB were the full-time classical stations.  WXHR 
signed on at 4:30 PM until, some months later, it joined the QXR 
network. 

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