Carter Alan
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Who is Carter Alan?
Carter Alan is a disc jockey and radio announcer who has been working professionally in Boston since 1979. His work began at the student radio station at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, followed by 19 years at Boston radio station WBCN. Alan is perhaps most famous for playing U2 before they were popular in the United States, helping them to "break" the market.
In 1998, he moved to WZLX. As the Assistant Program Director, Alan also hosts the midday show from 10am-2pm, compiles the Rock 'n' Roll Diary, hosts "Sunday Morning Blues" every Sunday morning, and produced WZLX's first charity CD, From the Vaults.
He has also written four books: Outside Is America, The Road to Pop, Life on the Road: The Adventures of Dinky Dawson and Radio Free Boston: The Rise And Fall Of WBCN. The last title will be in stores September 3rd, 2013.
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- United States of America
- Education
- Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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on July 23, 2013
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