Arnie "WooWoo" Ginsberg: The Sounds of the 60's

[@Ha2rry]

As a young boy in Labrador I listened to “WooWoo” Ginsberg on my tiny transistor radio many nights. I fashioned a wire antenna which I strung around my bedroom which enhanced the reception. This was before the introduction of television service in our community. Great entertainment!

[@larry3108]

Woo Woo on wonderful WMEX. I'd keep my transistor radio under my pillow.

[@gilleslablack7954]

Quelle époque j'adore

[@rogozzy1]

Arnie on WMEX Greatest ever on my six transistor radio every night it was on.

[@CharlieDawsonMusic]

LOVE this Eileen !! As always, great job ...

[@cindylawrence1515]

We used to drive up from New York to Maine and stop to sleep over in good old Boston. The first priority for us kids is to tune up to WMEX and listen to Arnie this outrageous nervy voice which we instantly KNEW was the top dj for sure. Even the commercials with the Three D's for a clothing store and of course, Adventure car hop. All super memories

[@litealite]

Meet the Monkee's was the very 1st album ever to come into our home .

[@copterpilot8862]

My Father worked with Arnie Ginsberg at WMEX Boston.

[@TheJonaco]

Another great segment, Eileen! My first memories of rock music involved Arnie Ginsburg and other DJs at WMEX. I was just a youngster then but well aware of his shows in Nantasket, where our family spent the summers back then. The station was piped into Paragon Park. You might say that this guy was partly responsible for my lifelong love- make that obsession- with hits of the '50s and '60s. Thanks again!

[@vinylguru1968]

Great boston ma dj arnie wo wo Ginsberg

[@gilleslablack7954]

J'étais haut comme 3 pommes

[@kfazzfarrell5973]

Old "Aching adinoids " with June Cleaver.