Larry Kahan-Radio Air Personality & Voice Artist-Non-Union, available for Commercials, Industrials, Narration,Imaging, Characters

Larry Kahan
a.k.a.
"Larry Connors"

Radio Air Personality
Voice Artist
(Non-Union)

Available For:

Day-parts

Commercials

Imaging

Industrials

Character Voices

Messaging Systems

Recently served as Air Personality/News & Public Service Director/Assistant Production Manager for 4-Station Cluster, Market #259.

Creator, Writer, Producer & Host of "Saturday Morning 70's" Radio Program, available for syndication.

Graduate of The Connecticut Schools of Broadcasting.

Skilled in Enco, Selector, MediaTouch, Adobe Audition/Cool Edit Pro, Strata, Pro Tools & 360 Shortcut media applications.

Professional Disc-Jockey/MC/Entertainer since 1978, performing at private parties and clubs throughout New York City and Long Island.

Served as the recording secretary for the Long Island Mobile Disc-Jockeys Association.

Been featured in Newsday's Business & Professional Profiles, The Bridal Book and Who's Who.

Q:
A:

Who is your all-time favorite recording artist?
I have so many, including The Beatles, Billy Joel and The Bee Gees, but my all-time favorite would be The Beach Boys. I've always loved their harmonies. I can also lay claim to the fact that I saw the very last Beach Boys concert that included all three Wilson brothers (Brian, Carl & Dennis)--July 4, 1983, on the Pier at Atlantic City, New Jersey.

Q:
A:

What is your all-time favorite song?
That's a tough one! Since The Beach Boys are my all-time favorite recording artists, it just makes sense that my all-time favorite song would be one of theirs. I'd have to choose "Good Vibrations" (although Carl Wilson's vocals on "God Only Knows" still gives me chills!). It was a ground breaking record for its time and still holds up as a great song and great listen today! It was always one of the highlights of their live shows.

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What was the first record you ever purchased?
It was a 45 RPM (remember those?) of "Do You Want To Know A Secret?" by The Beatles in 1964. And yes, I still have it!

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A:

What was the first concert you ever attended?
While attending summer camp in the Berkshires in 1969, I saw Joan Baez at the Lenox Performing Arts Center.

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What was the best concert you ever saw?
That's easy. Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band, "The River" tour, Nassau Colliseum, December 1980. The Boss did one of his patented marathon shows (more than 3 1/2 hours!). What I remember most about that concert was being both physically and emotionally exhausted when it finally ended! BRUUUUUUUUUUCE!

Listen to Larry's Airchecks:

Classic Hits
Oldies

Adult
Contemporary

AAA
Classic Rock

News
Update

Character
Voices

Voice-Overs

Play-By-Play

1-631-471-0349

or contact via e-mail

djconnors@mindspring.com

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Q: A:	Who is your all-time favorite recording artist? I have so many, including The Beatles, Billy Joel and The Bee Gees, but my all-time favorite would be The Beach Boys. I've always loved their harmonies. I can also lay claim to the fact that I saw the very last Beach Boys concert that included all three Wilson brothers (Brian, Carl & Dennis)--July 4, 1983, on the Pier at Atlantic City, New Jersey.
Q: A:	What is your all-time favorite song? That's a tough one! Since The Beach Boys are my all-time favorite recording artists, it just makes sense that my all-time favorite song would be one of theirs. I'd have to choose "Good Vibrations" (although Carl Wilson's vocals on "God Only Knows" still gives me chills!). It was a ground breaking record for its time and still holds up as a great song and great listen today! It was always one of the highlights of their live shows.
Q: A:	What was the first record you ever purchased? It was a 45 RPM (remember those?) of "Do You Want To Know A Secret?" by The Beatles in 1964. And yes, I still have it!
Q: A:	What was the first concert you ever attended? While attending summer camp in the Berkshires in 1969, I saw Joan Baez at the Lenox Performing Arts Center.
Q: A:	What was the best concert you ever saw? That's easy. Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band, "The River" tour, Nassau Colliseum, December 1980. The Boss did one of his patented marathon shows (more than 3 1/2 hours!). What I remember most about that concert was being both physically and emotionally exhausted when it finally ended! BRUUUUUUUUUUCE!