New York DJs From the Golden Age of Top 40

[CO Liberal]

Between the thread about Chicago DJs and the recent passing of WABC's Chuck Leonard, how many other DU-ers remember the Golden Age of Top 40 Radio in New York

WABC

Herb Oscar Anderson
Harry Harrison
Ron Lundy
Dan Ingram
Cousin Brucie (Bruce Morrow)
Charlie Greer
Chuck Leonard (died August 12, 2004)
Bob Lewis
Bob Dayton
Scott Muni
Fred Hall
Sam Holman


WMCA

Jack Spector
Harry Harrison (before he moved to WABC)
B. Mitchell Reed
Dan Daniels


WINS

Murry the K


WNBC

Don Imus
Big Wilson
Oogie Pringle

And the station my mother listened to, WNEW

Ted Brown
William B. Williams
Klavan & Finch

[BigBigBear]

1. I think Dan Ingram

was on MCA, wasn't he?

Where's Scott Muni?

[calico1]

2. Cousin Brucie and Dan Ingram were

on the same station, right? And that was in the days when we had AM stations that played music. I well remember the transistor radios on the beach with Cousin Brucie or Dan Ingram playing the top 40 music. There was a third DJ but for the life of me I can't remember the name. But these two are the ones that stand out in my memory.

Edit: I read the first post and now I remember: Harry Harrison!

[CO Liberal]

4. Damn! I Forgot Scotso!!!

I fixed that, and added a few I'd forgotten.

[Lavender Brown]

3. Isn't Cousin Brucie still around?

I think I've heard him recently.

[CO Liberal]

5. Cousin Brucie Is On WCBS-FM

Dan Ingram was on WCBS-FM for a number of years on the weekends, until last year. So was Run Lundy and Harry Harrison, until they retired.