Who is the best afternoon drive jock / host in Boston History?

[PaulYovino]

Did you know that Roy Masters, the man of peace and love..... ;-( is alleged to carry a knife in his sock for protection. By the way, is he still on the air or is he in some padded home somewhere in the countryside?


> And why?
>
> ---Dale Dorman
>
> ---J.J. Wright
>
> ---Julie Devereaux
>
> ---Jerry Williams
>
> ---Harvey Wharfield
>
> ---Lisa Garvey
>
> ---Chuck Nowlin
>
> ---Glenn Ordway
>
> ---Mark Parenteau
>
> ---Roy Masters
>

 

[NotoriousN-I-K]

> Did you know that Roy Masters, the man of peace and
> love..... ;-( is alleged to carry a knife in his sock for
> protection. By the way, is he still on the air or is he in
> some padded home somewhere in the countryside?
>
>
> > And why?
> >
> > ---Dale Dorman
> >
> > ---J.J. Wright
> >
> > ---Julie Devereaux
> >
> > ---Jerry Williams
> >
> > ---Harvey Wharfield
> >
> > ---Lisa Garvey
> >
> > ---Chuck Nowlin
> >
> > ---Glenn Ordway
> >
> > ---Mark Parenteau
> >
> > ---Roy Masters
> >
>
WILD had some great jocks over the years Mike Shannon, does anyone remember that guy years and years ago, The Seventh Son? he was really good.

 

[Garrett]

What about Uncle Dale?

> All great talents, to be sure. My picks:
>
> JoJo Kincaid
> Mighty Mike Osbourne
> Bruce Bradley
> Frank Kingston Smith
> Harvey Wharfield
> Jeremy Savage
> E.J. Crummey (anyone remember him from WAAF - early 80s)
> J.J. Wright
> Larry Justice
> Dave Maynard
>
> Man, there's so many, but those were the guys I listened to
> most. Just liked their style....
>
> You know, on that note, it was Kincaid and Al Bandiero on
> WKBW Buffalo at night that inspired me to get into radio.
>

 

[DidYouKnow]

> >
> > What station was Jeremy on? I remember hearing the name,
> > but I can not place the station.
>
>
> Jeremy Savage was at WAAF and at 94 1/2 WCOZ. Met him omce
> at the Stuart Street studio. (WCOZ)
>
Didn't Jeremy Savage do mornings for quite a while on WKSS Kiss 95.7 in Hartford.

 

[fccfight]

Re: I like your style!

sorry, I couldn't resist. Roy would get my blood boiling pre-Rush Limbaugh.

Roy masters, that is, not the Roy who worked at WBCN.

> ..."Roy Masters"!...HawHawHaw!!!.....
>

 

[Eli Polonsky]

> What about Uncle Dale?

I didn't stay with Dale on Kiss because I'm not a CHR fan, but when I was a kid I listened to him on WRKO, and now I'm enjoying listening to him mornings on WODS. He still has the spirit that harkens back to the genuine fun, spontaniety and originality of the heyday of the 60's Top 40 radio era that he came from.

 

[ChuckIgo]

> All great talents, to be sure. My picks:
>
> JoJo Kincaid
> Mighty Mike Osbourne
> Bruce Bradley
> Frank Kingston Smith
> Harvey Wharfield
> Jeremy Savage
> E.J. Crummey (anyone remember him from WAAF - early 80s)
> J.J. Wright
> Larry Justice
> Dave Maynard
>
> Man, there's so many, but those were the guys I listened to
> most. Just liked their style....


As a baby radio pronouncer, listening to Bruce Bradley was always fun, and listening to him on WBZ was actually "assigned" to me as homework by my first (fulltime)pd (up in Maine).

and along with the true pros noted above, there were ohters who made pm drive fun, including Addams & Doyle on WHDH. (great bits like "The Movie Barn" & "Mr.Rambo's Neighborhood.")

 

[tim95]

I dont remember if JoJo
> "Cookin" Kincaid did afternoons, I remember him on nights at
> Kiss , Just fricken amazing, AMAZINg no other words for it.
>
JoJo definitely did afternoons on Eagle 93.7... and was amazing there too!

 

[NotoriousN-I-K]

> I dont remember if JoJo
> > "Cookin" Kincaid did afternoons, I remember him on nights
> at
> > Kiss , Just fricken amazing, AMAZINg no other words for
> it.
> >
> JoJo definitely did afternoons on Eagle 93.7... and was
> amazing there too!
>
That's right!, Thank you. He is so talented it is unreal. Good man too!.