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bpnjensen wrote:
| "T.Early" wrote in message
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|20 over 9 here at 0510. I miss Larry Glick.
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|The best. If you are ever in Boca Raton, Fla., Larry is a "greeter"
|at Legal Seafoods Restaurant and going strong.
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| I used to listen to Larry all the time, when he still had one of the
| few late-night nutshows that didn't cover the world (a la Art Bell).
| It's great to hear he's still alive and kicking. Does he still do his
| hypnosis schtick?
|
| Bruce Jensen

I remember as a young kid in the 60's listening to Larry Glick on WBZ in
Boston, and something he pedalled called "Larry Glick's Lemonade."

It's funny but with just a plain old nasty GE tabletop AM/FM radio I was
able to log over 150 AM stations over the course of the summer of 1966.

Tim
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Timoleon wrote:

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bpnjensen wrote:
| "T.Early" wrote in message
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|
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|20 over 9 here at 0510. I miss Larry Glick.
|
|
|The best. If you are ever in Boca Raton, Fla., Larry is a "greeter"
|at Legal Seafoods Restaurant and going strong.
|
|
| I used to listen to Larry all the time, when he still had one of the
| few late-night nutshows that didn't cover the world (a la Art Bell).
| It's great to hear he's still alive and kicking. Does he still do his
| hypnosis schtick?
|
| Bruce Jensen

I remember as a young kid in the 60's listening to Larry Glick on WBZ in
Boston, and something he pedalled called "Larry Glick's Lemonade."

It's funny but with just a plain old nasty GE tabletop AM/FM radio I was
able to log over 150 AM stations over the course of the summer of 1966.

Tim


"Funny", hell - most of those old table radios (tube circuitry?) were
wonderful "after dark" DX machines. To condense a story I've told here
before, one late afternoon in winter during "grayline" time, I logged a
5,000 watt station from Denver at my home in Detroit. The "DX
machine"? A circa 1960 Admiral 5 tube "American Classic", on the built
in antenna.

Tony

Timoleon wrote:
It's funny but with just a plain old nasty GE tabletop AM/FM radio I was
able to log over 150 AM stations over the course of the summer of 1966.

GE made some extremely sensitive radios over many, many years.

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