Tom Kent “Hall of Fame Coast to Coast” on WODS “Oldies 103.3″ Boston | May 30, 2004
There’s a good reason why we don’t feature many clips of Oldies stations… usually, they’re dull, boring and play the same songs over and over with very little personality. WODS Boston is an exception to this. Like New York’s 101.1 WCBS-FM, this CBS-O&O has remained true to the personality oriented top-40 style of radio that we love to remember so much, from morning guy, legendary Dale Dorman, to J.J. Wright and others who graced the airwaves of Boston radio.
While this is NOT a local WODS guy, Tom Kent’s syndicated “Hall of Fame Coast to Coast” show is a perfect fit for a station that, even in ‘04, still unabashedly touted the fact that they played the music of the 50s, 60s and 70s. It’s different now in ‘08, with the playlist now skewed more toward a target of music from ‘75-’85, but the personalities remain true.
This aircheck is a scoped 50 minutes of an original 3 hour program, the audio quality is absolutely PERFECT, recorded off the air close to the transmitter. TK is simply AWESOME, with an intensity level and set of jingles that’ll make the hair stand up on the back of your neck. This is really, a MUST LISTEN!
(1 votes, average: 5 out of 5)
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Tom Kent is one of those jocks I just never got.
Totally over-rated (mostly by radio people) his style always came off as a little more than bogus.
His voice and tone change, sure he can cook but he can’t maintain it. Rich Brother Robin for instance is a much better disc jockey than this egomaniac.