Vintage WCOZ 94 1/2 ROCK FM POSTER BOSTON 70'S RADIO PROMO RARE FIND

Description: This fabulous poster is rich in Boston history! Big music is the force (their motto) at the top of the poster with the music is the force iconic super hero and his glowing pink sword. I mean c’mon! How cool! Mini hot pink and white wcoz and gold/pink music is the force icons frame this fabulous poster. Wcoz rock 941/2, Boston represented nationally by Blair Radio. Copyright 1978 wcoz Lisberger studios written are on the bottom of the poster. This is fresh from a mid century home in Newton, Ma. I came well after the last day of the estate sale to pick up a piece of furniture that was being held for me. The woman who grew up in the house kindly showed me around. This poster was in her younger Brother’s room. Measurements: 21 3/4 high by 15 3/4 inch wide. The material is firm cardboard/poster board and is approx 1/16 th inch thick. It’s not in pristine condition. It’s in vintage and perfectly cool, just the right amount of patina, condition. There are a few pin pricks in the poster where this was tacked to the wall. There is minor wear to the edges. Perfect for framing. Feel free to message me with any questions. Free priority and insured shipping available. More on WCOZ: August 15, 1975 was the date that 94.5-WCOZ debuted their "modified progressive rock" format. At the time, the other existing FM rockers, in the Boston area, were amazingly WBCN and WAAF. 1550AM-WNTN, was also programming progressive rock, at the time, as well, but that would end, a few months later, in January, 1976. WCOZ lasted as a rock station, until October, 1983. Previously 94.5 had been progressive rock from late 1967, until August, 1969, as WHDH-FM. WHDH-FM became beautiful/elevator music in August, 1969, and that format continued, when the call letters changed to WCOZ (Cozy), in early 1973, until August, 1975.

Price: 9000 USD

Location: Merrimack, New Hampshire

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