(MSTS1) Boston FM Radio Audio 1970's - (1 of 2)

[@MSTS1]

This is the only one that I remember in that era doing quadraphonic. Their signal sometimes drifted into the WCOZ space, or near it. This was recorded with a dial-type tuner. I miss those.. I still have one around, but it failed in the mid 90's..

[@radiodf]

WMTQ: My favorite radio station back in 1975. Would love to hear that type of music back on the radio again. Quad FM, Thur and Sun nights IIRC. I still have a tape w/ that Quad program intro, and Percy Faith's cover of Touch The Wind as the first selection.

[@shupe1907]

The clip starting 1:30 was Aired Thursday August 14 1975. The day before WCOZ switched over to album oriented rock. Wish 99.5 WSSH attempting to lure the soft easy listeners over to that station.

[@markdisanzo3796]

Holy shwow. Is that Ken Shelton at 2:45? I didn't know he was ever at COZ. I loved him on BCN back in the day.

[@funny1226]

Wow this brings me back! I now have 9 grandchildren!!

[@KidAJonni]

is that Gil Santos at 7:40 doing the weather ?

[@Kinnyr90]

Sounded Like Jess Cain, but he was the old Whdh 850

[@NelvanaFan1971]

8:01 WROR used the Goldmine package from PAMS

[@ryche83]

Was it wvbf that had the majic christian and harry chase and christopher jose in the 70s?

[@crusherkc]

I love the cool FM 'COZ dude from 2:45 to 3:25. "Sorry Elton, didn't mean for it to end this way" after the record starts skipping.

[@voxpox1850]

Yes, that was Ken Shelton. Didn't know he brought the Supergroups with him from BZFM (didn't know he ranked Van Morrison and Jackson Brown as Super Artists either).

[@MSTS1]

I don't think so, but I can't remember who it is. I only seem to associate that voice from back then on WROR..

[@fordfreak9456]

i remember wzou 94.5 in boston haha

[@MSTS1]

@flogadong Yes, that is him

[@nikkcade4481]

I still listen to WSRS (now stupidly just called SRS)

[@ceecoursian]

WCOZ kick donkey rock n roll

[@suzieredfoxfur6982]

I LOVED how the old COZ "beautiful music" introduced the change to rock...Bells and Racket? Noise?? Pfffffttt

[@improperbostonian6722]

WBVF Electronic Mama! 105.7 Boston.

[@MSTS1]

Yes, hence CGY: Curt GowdY, (or so I always thought..)

[@MSTS1]

see my comment on the second part (2 of 2).

[@Nico93]

Stereo radio in the 70s? i bet not maney radios had stereo options.

[@crusherkc]

JJ Jackson. Sorry Elton. The Pink Floyd "Brain Damage",

[@russelljdj]

Curt Gowdy Owned WCGY back then.