I am from the Chester area, and in the early Sixties I was a broadcast intern at WEEZ in Chester. I spent the rest of my working career in the Broadcast and Recording field. My very first recording job was while at WEEZ, to go out on a Wenesday and record a High School Band, Complete with intrerviews of the Band Director and the Principal. The tapes were then carried back to WEEZ, where they would do any clean-up editing in preparation for airing on Saturday.
The program was known as "Buono Brothers High School Band of the Week"
So I have Buono Brothers to thank for launching my career in Broadcastng and Recording. Later I moved on to work at Mars Broadcasting in Stamford, Cn, Where I was hired as an editor on the Dick Clark Radio Show, later being Promoted as recording engineer of the show . After that I worked several radio stations, and ended my career at RPL Recording Labs, Camden, NJ. I have many people to thank for my career. Bob Oakes who taught me everything about the business,
The General Manager of WEEZ, Marty Peltzman, for hiring me as a part time intern. Bob Whitney for hiring me at Mars Broadcasting, but it was the Buono Brothers High School Band of the Week that started it all. I never met any of the Buono Brothers, to say thanks. I am now 84 years old and living in EL PASO, TEXAS, with my daughter . I am very grateful for all those who helped me, and I thank God that I was able to work in a field that I loved. Nelson A. Davison read more