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Jack Lacy WINS 1958 and 1962
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Here's a rare example of one of the early Top 40 NYC DJ's.
This is an unscoped example of the work of Jack Lacy on WINS.
The first cut features Jack Lacy on WINS on October 10, 1958. Alan Freed had left to go to WABC and the Top 40 sound was a mixed one because of the wide range of music that made the Top 40.
The second cut features Lacy from July 9, 1962. You'll hear a difference in the music that WINS played but Lacy kept his easy style. This was quite a difference from the fast paced WABC yet it's said that Jack Lacy was the only DJ that Dan Ingram went up against who concerned him. You can listen for yourself.
This item has been electronically restored to the best possible condition considering the age of the source material. The results still create an enjoyable listening experience and exciting piece of NYC radio history
Total Time - 59:17
This is an unscoped example of the work of Jack Lacy on WINS.
The first cut features Jack Lacy on WINS on October 10, 1958. Alan Freed had left to go to WABC and the Top 40 sound was a mixed one because of the wide range of music that made the Top 40.
The second cut features Lacy from July 9, 1962. You'll hear a difference in the music that WINS played but Lacy kept his easy style. This was quite a difference from the fast paced WABC yet it's said that Jack Lacy was the only DJ that Dan Ingram went up against who concerned him. You can listen for yourself.
This item has been electronically restored to the best possible condition considering the age of the source material. The results still create an enjoyable listening experience and exciting piece of NYC radio history
Total Time - 59:17
