I was a dedicated Glicknick for years. His show had no particular plan or direction, it just went wherever the callers took it. He had a genuine liking for his callers, and could bring out the best in them. He could make any subject interesting or humorous.
I am most happy to find all of this Larry Glick stuff on Youtube. I listend to him all the time in the early70s. During that time I ran a talk show out of Louisville, Ky and borrowed heavily from the stuff that Larry did. One night I had the privledge of taking a call from Larry (arranged by a friend who got through to him one night). It was a high point in broadcasting for me.
Gee, I thought I was the only one who (didnt live in Boston &) stayed up and listened to Larry. I live in WPA and KDKA 1020's blowtorch made it tough to tune in WBZ. But I did many nights, wishing I could think of a good call to give to Larry earn a Glick University T shirt. But my parents would have been angry at me for making a long distance call to 6072545678 to do so.... RIP Larry, Thank you!
Larry made an impression on me in my early 20's and one thing I remember is a particular time when he spoke about religion and said something to the effect that he didn't think it mattered what your religion is as long as it helped you to be a good citizen of whatever country / place you 're living in. Does anybody else remember that? Is there a link to the actual clip?
@MrSalamark I gave Larry Glick his first (and last) blowjobs.I also gave Ken Beatrice,Jerry Williams and Bob Lobel some head as well back in the 70's.
I was sad to hear that Larry Glick passed away last year. This recording still makes me laugh today.
I set up a guest for the show when I was in Australia and got my 2nd T-shirt. I ran into Larry on the street in Boston once after he had down a remote downtown. Here's how the conversation went:
Ah...yes I have this on cassette somewhere! Thanks for posting this...great memories of the last good era of radio... WBZ late at night, Pete Franklin on WWWE, baseball games in other times zones KMOX Stl, Chicago, Minneapolis, New Orleans, WJR Detroit on transistor radio under the pillow. E.G. Marshall Mystery Theater directed by Hyman Brown etc...oh those were fun times reminds me of movie Stand By Me....nothing like the friends and memories from youth.
Thank you to the poster of this vid. I used to listen to Larry Glick in secret when I was young because I was supposed to be sleeping. He was the best! RIP Mr Glick. You are so very missed.
Does anyone remember during Larry Glick's goodnight segment the song he played where I believe Mr Durante sang goodnight in many different languages? Can anyone help me find it? Please?/?? Thank You.
I wish I had recorded Larry.I would listen to him in secret, but a somewhere during the night, and I would always fight it, I would drift asleep. I would make my self wake up to hear the goodnight segment because I was unable to use the alarm lest my mom catch me. Some mornings I did not wake up, and I would get really upset. I sish I could hear that goodnight segment again. I remember part of it. At least I can still hear 254 5 6 7 8 in my head!
Oh wow. And I always thought it was a recording of Mr Durante. I was really young. As a result I have searched high and low but now I know wy to no avail. Now I am really sad to not be able to hear it again.
Wow. what memories. I'm 46 now and far from new England, but I spent many a late nights with my tiny radio listening to the commander. Esp, sfter a late night Bruins game....or celtics....this is great to hear. peace
Larry was the best ever. Made late nights as a kid the best. Red Sox, a book and then the commander. BTW, I called my dad in FL to tell him about it last night and he mentioned the nickname "Streeter" which I think was a very early Glick nickname that didn't hold up in later years. Anyway, you will be sorely missed commander.
"254-5678 you're on the Larry Glick Show".....{Boring caller starts talking.......Larry gets out the whip and thrashes killjoy mercilessly. Out comes the six shooter and caller is blasted to radio Boot Hill.} Only Larry !
Yep, I was one of the Glicknicks listening late at night to my favorite radio show back in those days. Larry was one of a kind. The Glicknick song, a favor is a favor, and other Glickisms, callers and funny stories like this one remain with me all these years. RIP, Larry. Oh, does anyone remember the funny zodiac skits he would play? Does anyone know how to get a hold of or to listen to those? Thanks for posting this hysterical video and keeping Larry alive for us..Steve
i grew up listening to larry ..... his halloween night shows were classic (remember the one where people turned inside out was the best)..i know larry lives in florida now and have wished he'd do an internet broadcast with muck for a long time ....come on larry you can do the show from your home !
Oh my, Thanks for posting this one!! We taped this off the radio in the 1980's and I ended up losing the tape shortly afterwards... I thought I'd never hear this ever again...but I did! Thank you!
Thanks for this - Growing up on the North Shore Larry was a fixture riding home from Red Sox games and hanging in the living room on snowy nights. I had this on tape, always worried one day it would disintegrate - it's great to have it digital!
"... chased Ellis out the back yard, and into the woods!" The most infectious laughter you could ever hear.
It's great to hear the orangutan story again!
I was a dedicated Glicknick for years. His show had no particular plan or direction, it just went wherever the callers took it. He had a genuine liking for his callers, and could bring out the best in them. He could make any subject interesting or humorous.
Branchporter 1 month ago
I am most happy to find all of this Larry Glick stuff on Youtube. I listend to him all the time in the early70s. During that time I ran a talk show out of Louisville, Ky and borrowed heavily from the stuff that Larry did. One night I had the privledge of taking a call from Larry (arranged by a friend who got through to him one night). It was a high point in broadcasting for me.
ykaw97 3 months ago
I miss Larry-he had a great show
Coasterdude02149 5 months ago
Gee, I thought I was the only one who (didnt live in Boston &) stayed up and listened to Larry. I live in WPA and KDKA 1020's blowtorch made it tough to tune in WBZ. But I did many nights, wishing I could think of a good call to give to Larry earn a Glick University T shirt. But my parents would have been angry at me for making a long distance call to 6072545678 to do so.... RIP Larry, Thank you!
ffemtdisp 5 months ago
we were talking about this story tonight while discussing Project Nim. Forgot this took place in NC.
corey3rd 6 months ago
Larry made an impression on me in my early 20's and one thing I remember is a particular time when he spoke about religion and said something to the effect that he didn't think it mattered what your religion is as long as it helped you to be a good citizen of whatever country / place you 're living in. Does anybody else remember that? Is there a link to the actual clip?
MrSalamark 10 months ago
@MrSalamark I gave Larry Glick his first (and last) blowjobs.I also gave Ken Beatrice,Jerry Williams and Bob Lobel some head as well back in the 70's.
KarenEngSwallows 8 months ago
Larry was the best. Thanks for posting.
krispysmurf 11 months ago
I was sad to hear that Larry Glick passed away last year. This recording still makes me laugh today.
I set up a guest for the show when I was in Australia and got my 2nd T-shirt. I ran into Larry on the street in Boston once after he had down a remote downtown. Here's how the conversation went:
Me: Hi, Larry. How are you.
Larry: OK.
Me: No, you were supposed to say "Let me check."
MrLucasBrice 1 year ago
Ah...yes I have this on cassette somewhere! Thanks for posting this...great memories of the last good era of radio... WBZ late at night, Pete Franklin on WWWE, baseball games in other times zones KMOX Stl, Chicago, Minneapolis, New Orleans, WJR Detroit on transistor radio under the pillow. E.G. Marshall Mystery Theater directed by Hyman Brown etc...oh those were fun times reminds me of movie Stand By Me....nothing like the friends and memories from youth.
majik2hanz 1 year ago
I ran into Glick at the Hilltop in 1983, he was a down to earth guy.
rick9565 1 year ago
when i was growing up in rochester ny, i'd get wbz on the radio and listened to larry alot. "the spirit of new england."
truth2masses 2 years ago
This was so funny, I loved Larry Glick and listened to him all the time! Do you remember gunga din? wish i could hear that!!
Nolina44 2 years ago
Sid Walsh...."Southee is My Hometown" !!!!!!!
russphilly 2 years ago
Oh Man! WBZ Sports Huddle...Jerry Williams ...Larry Glick ...those were the days!!!!......
"Hi! this is Larry Glick, I'll B Zing you in...3...2..1 hours...right after the NewS! on Radio 103!!!
russphilly 2 years ago
Thank you to the poster of this vid. I used to listen to Larry Glick in secret when I was young because I was supposed to be sleeping. He was the best! RIP Mr Glick. You are so very missed.
Does anyone remember during Larry Glick's goodnight segment the song he played where I believe Mr Durante sang goodnight in many different languages? Can anyone help me find it? Please?/?? Thank You.
naxxxion 2 years ago 2
I remember that song but it was Larry that said goodnight in multiple languages as the song played in the background.
tallboyyyy 2 years ago
I wish I had recorded Larry.I would listen to him in secret, but a somewhere during the night, and I would always fight it, I would drift asleep. I would make my self wake up to hear the goodnight segment because I was unable to use the alarm lest my mom catch me. Some mornings I did not wake up, and I would get really upset. I sish I could hear that goodnight segment again. I remember part of it. At least I can still hear 254 5 6 7 8 in my head!
naxxxion 2 years ago 2
Oh wow. And I always thought it was a recording of Mr Durante. I was really young. As a result I have searched high and low but now I know wy to no avail. Now I am really sad to not be able to hear it again.
naxxxion 2 years ago
RIP larry!
21blues 2 years ago
Wow. what memories. I'm 46 now and far from new England, but I spent many a late nights with my tiny radio listening to the commander. Esp, sfter a late night Bruins game....or celtics....this is great to hear. peace
boomac62 2 years ago
The caller sounds like Mr. Hainey from Green Acres.
markcruiser64 2 years ago
Larry was the best ever. Made late nights as a kid the best. Red Sox, a book and then the commander. BTW, I called my dad in FL to tell him about it last night and he mentioned the nickname "Streeter" which I think was a very early Glick nickname that didn't hold up in later years. Anyway, you will be sorely missed commander.
testadicazzo1961 2 years ago
"Larry Glick lemonade...Larry Glick lemonade...."
tpirro 2 years ago
Larry went to bed with so many us in New England over his tenure at WBZ. He was a treasure. RIP
ashleyacre 2 years ago
"254-5678 you're on the Larry Glick Show".....{Boring caller starts talking.......Larry gets out the whip and thrashes killjoy mercilessly. Out comes the six shooter and caller is blasted to radio Boot Hill.} Only Larry !
Larry Glick.....you were one of the good guys.
matt75hooper 2 years ago
funny thin abute this is I remember this when this was live!!!!! THAT WAS GREAT!!!
guruGharr43 2 years ago
He was never a loser; he wore a mezuzah.
mcdon4173 2 years ago
RIP Larry!
Your a better man than I am, Gunga Din!
UncleChato 2 years ago
So long Larry it's been swell..
bobandrayfan1 2 years ago
Yep, I was one of the Glicknicks listening late at night to my favorite radio show back in those days. Larry was one of a kind. The Glicknick song, a favor is a favor, and other Glickisms, callers and funny stories like this one remain with me all these years. RIP, Larry. Oh, does anyone remember the funny zodiac skits he would play? Does anyone know how to get a hold of or to listen to those? Thanks for posting this hysterical video and keeping Larry alive for us..Steve
stevos999 2 years ago
holy cow they are laughing so hard, it's making me cry laughing with them.
R.I.P.
shakaama 2 years ago
he was the best...ever...R I P Larry
fmazzar 2 years ago
Larry was indeed the best radio host I ever heard.Lost a lot of sleep because of his show!!
speed859 3 years ago
i grew up listening to larry ..... his halloween night shows were classic (remember the one where people turned inside out was the best)..i know larry lives in florida now and have wished he'd do an internet broadcast with muck for a long time ....come on larry you can do the show from your home !
puckahoiic 3 years ago
freeking awesome!
freedom55er 3 years ago
Larry was the best. I went bed with him every night and he did keep me awake. LOL
Tilly1111 3 years ago
Guaranteed to make you laugh! Larry was the best talk show host ever!! Gene Rayburn was the best TV host.
jbrown21m 3 years ago
Oh my, Thanks for posting this one!! We taped this off the radio in the 1980's and I ended up losing the tape shortly afterwards... I thought I'd never hear this ever again...but I did! Thank you!
just888another888ide 3 years ago
i never thought i would hear this again. remember the "glicknick song"?
dooktango 3 years ago
Thanks for this - Growing up on the North Shore Larry was a fixture riding home from Red Sox games and hanging in the living room on snowy nights. I had this on tape, always worried one day it would disintegrate - it's great to have it digital!
"... chased Ellis out the back yard, and into the woods!" The most infectious laughter you could ever hear.
ActionDannyP 4 years ago
Larry Glick was the best.
Liquidsound 4 years ago
I remember this... awesome... thanks for putting it here!
Agilityguy2 4 years ago
real nice to hear this again. Larry had a bunch of great tapes..
abeusn 4 years ago