JACK CULLEN-Legendary DJ

[@hiramking9458]

I STILL MISS THE OWL PROWL

[@musicmaestrodj]

Thanks for uploading this. I used to buy all my 45s there back in the late 70s and early 80s, most of which I still have. I am now a professional DJ. Those were the days indeed.

[@craiganctil2729]

That studio was in Parkcrest Plaza in Burnaby. I knew Jack personally.

[@bob-qz9ey]

Cullen's nightly 'Owl Prowl' was highly entertaining for me, as he played old radio shows, such as The Whistler, The Shadow, Lux Radio Theatre, etc. As a kid, would listen on radio when thought to be sleepin'.

[@larosc]

Wow,thank you Tony,that brings back a lot of memories. Believe it or not I actually helped move the record collection out to the mall when I was about ten years old,would been about 72-73?

[@TheTonywade]

Thanks Russ.

[@juno6six4four]

WHAT VANCOUVER NEEDS TODAY

[@ahbenjamin2889]

what was the name of the theme that was played before the network replay at 11 . does anyone know

[@quabledistocficklepo3597]

I have disliked Jack Cullen ever since I heard his interview of Annette Hanshaw. I won't go into detail, except that my dislike would have been manifested physically if I had ever met him. This video makes me see him a more balanced way. Thanks for that.

[@widescreenforever]

yes it was Brentwood center and I was there inside his 'mall' studio one day .. either picking up or dropping off.... can't recall ./.

[@duncanmclean7540]

+Terry Todd Further to that Terry.Not sure of the dates but Jack and his wife Joy owned a record store on Hastings right around Abbot Street called Cullens Records. He had a studio in the back where he broadcasted from. Noon till 1pm He and Joy did a show called "Jack and Joy". He did the "Prowl" from there at night. Now here's the little tidbit...Fred worked at C-Fun. Red worked at WX Jacj at NW...all three of them finished at Midnight. they would meet in Chinatown for a late dinner

[@craiganctil2729]

This studio was at Parkcrest Plaza in Burnaby. Not at Brentwood. That studio-record store closed in the late 1970s. As did his other record stores. I knew Jack personally and lived with his son for many years. Our band used to practice in this studio.

[@craiganctil2729]

At the end of the clip, there is some footage of his Brentwood studio-record store which closed in the late 1970s. I knew Jack and lived with his son.