The Voices of Real Oldies 1250

Big Jay Fink has a wide and varied background in radio and record producing. Jay is a big fan of the oldies he plays every day and has an extensive record collection.

Bruce began his career in radio at his local high school radio station. Bruce graduated from Emerson College in Boston with honors and a degree in Mass Communications.

Fred King has been on the air in Western Massachusetts for more than 30 years. He appears in the WGBY-TV documentary on Mountain Park as he broadcast live there back in the early '70s.

Back on mid-days.  I started in radio at the tender age of 15 as a board operator.  I got my first on air job at 1250 WARE in Ware, Mass. I must have liked it because I stayed there for 18 years! While there I also worked at stations in Hartford, Boston part time and was PD in Portsmouth, NH. The opportunity came to put WMEX back on the air and it was re-born again at 106.5 with the original music and jingles from the 50s and 60s along with help from the original star of 1510 WMEX in Boston, Arnie "Woo Woo" Ginsburg.  I continue to spend my time “spinning” online.

John Harper comes to Real Oldies 1250 from Connecticut. John moonlights as a television news consultant and national radio talk personality and morning personality.

Karen got her start in radio a decade ago when Bruce Marshall brought her to a local station in Southbridge. When she's not dispensing helpful tips on the Karen Trainor Show, she's writing her column.

Peter Tripp has been in radio since the age of 11, when he was forced to become a DJ because the station he built at home could not afford the high priced radio personalities.

"The Doo-Wop Express" is a nationally syndicated weekly radio show devoted to R&B, Rock, Pop, Bop and Doo-Wop music from the early '50s to early '60s.