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Arnie “Woo Woo” Ginsburg on 1510 WMEX Boston | December 12 1965

By Ellis Feaster November 8, 2024

Arnie “Woo Woo” Ginsburg on 1510 WMEX Boston - December 12, 1965 Arnie Ginsburg gained prominence in the 1950s and 1960s, especially in the Boston area, where his "Night…

Jerry Williams Announces He Is Leaving For WBBM Chicago on 1510 WMEX Boston | 1965

By Ellis Feaster April 1, 2022

WMEX 1510 Boston - Jerry Williams - Jerry announces he is leaving WMEX for WBBM Chicago - 1965 Courtesy: Alan Tolz After a 7 year successful run hosting…

Jerry Williams On Air Fist Fight on 1510 WMEX Boston | May 22 1962

By Ellis Feaster August 27, 2021

WMEX 1510 Boston - Jerry Williams On Air Fistfight with Massachusetts Committeeman Jack Molesworth - May 22 1962 Courtesy Alan Tolz Today I’m featuring an aircheck I have…

Fenway (J.J. Jeffrey) on 1510 WMEX Boston | September 13 1961

By Ellis Feaster March 12, 2021

Radio Station: WMEX Boston Frequency: 1510 kHZ Format: Top 40 This aircheck features longtime New England radio personality, Fenway, hosting mornings at WMEX Boston. There were three (at least) "Fenways"…

Composite: 1510 WMEX Boston | October 4-5, 1972

By Steve West November 3, 2019

Despite a signal which radiated mostly out over the Atlantic Ocean, the format and 50,000 watts of hit music power is memorable to many from the classic era of Top 40 radio!

John H., 1510 WMEX Boston | June 17, 1971

By Steve West August 4, 2019

WMEX Flamed out a few years after this, but it sure was fun to listen before that happened!

Arnie “Woo Woo” Ginsburg, 1510 WMEX Boston | December 12, 1965

By Steve West August 7, 2016

Date of Recording: 12.12.65 Station: 1510 WMEX Boston, Massachusetts Featured Air Talent: Arnie Ginsburg Aircheck Entry: 1,427 Comments: When radio listeners in Boston think of early Top 40 radio in…

The Jerry Williams Show. 1510 WMEX | April 11, 1961

By Steve West April 26, 2013

The man known as "The Dean of Talk Radio" was captured on this rare recording made all the way back in 1961. The late Jerry Williams, probably the earliest controvercial…