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QUESTION REGARDING DICK SUMMER DURING HIS WBZ DAYS (1963-1968)

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Early Byrd

QUESTION REGARDING DICK SUMMER DURING HIS WBZ DAYS (1963-1968)

I know that Carl DeSuse lived in Concord, Bruce Bradley in Canton, Jefferson Kaye in Providence, RI, Ron Landry in Brighton, etc., when each of them was on WBZ, but I never knew what city or town Dick Summer lived in while he worked at WBZ. Anyone know?
 
Re: QUESTION REGARDING DICK SUMMER DURING HIS WBZ DAYS (1963-1968)

Early Byrd said:
I know that Carl DeSuse lived in Concord, Bruce Bradley in Canton, Jefferson Kaye in Providence, RI, Ron Landry in Brighton, etc., when each of them was on WBZ, but I never knew what city or town Dick Summer lived in while he worked at WBZ. Anyone know?
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Shrewsbury!
Clark
 
Re: QUESTION REGARDING DICK SUMMER DURING HIS WBZ DAYS (1963-1968)

Early Byrd said:
I know that Carl DeSuse lived in Concord, Bruce Bradley in Canton, Jefferson Kaye in Providence, RI, Ron Landry in Brighton, etc., when each of them was on WBZ, but I never knew what city or town Dick Summer lived in while he worked at WBZ. Anyone know?
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So Jefferson Kaye had to drive all the way to Providence to get that coffee that he always told his wife to put on.
 
Re: QUESTION REGARDING DICK SUMMER DURING HIS WBZ DAYS (1963-1968)

I believe that Dick Summer lived in Framingham----Jeff Kaye lived in Rumford R.I. to be exact; it was Jay Dunn who asked his wife to put the coffee on; he lived in Topsfield. I don't know how I remember this stuff!
 
Re: QUESTION REGARDING DICK SUMMER DURING HIS WBZ DAYS (1963-1968)

CdSull502 said:
I believe that Dick Summer lived in Framingham----Jeff Kaye lived in Rumford R.I. to be exact; it was Jay Dunn who asked his wife to put the coffee on; he lived in Topsfield. I don't know how I remember this stuff!
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Anyone else old enough to rememberthat back in the early 60s there was a promo film following the home life of the WBZ DJs which used to play before the feature at the local drive-ins? If a copy still exists, it should be playing in a continuous loop at a broadcast museum.

Regards,
TSB
 
Re: QUESTION REGARDING DICK SUMMER DURING HIS WBZ DAYS (1963-1968)

CdSull502 said:
I believe that Dick Summer lived in Framingham----Jeff Kaye lived in Rumford R.I. to be exact; it was Jay Dunn who asked his wife to put the coffee on; he lived in Topsfield. I don't know how I remember this stuff!
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You're absolutely right. I mis-remembered(like Roger Clemens). Jefferson Kaye used to say "Smoke, if'n you got 'em, 'cause it's news time". He'd be drawn and quartered for saying that today.
 
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Imagine people talking freely on the radio about where they live in 2011. Talk about drawn and quartered, today you could get maimed and tortured!
 
Re: QUESTION REGARDING DICK SUMMER DURING HIS WBZ DAYS (1963-1968)

Still hear Dicks' voice on bender and Bender lawyer commericals
 
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