The Original E.U. Wurlitzer of Boston

Thanks Jerry Twomey for the pic!!

The new 2025 BMW M5- 717 horsepower and 738 lb-ft of torque, catapulting the M5 from 0 to 60 mph in just 3.4 seconds ! Who's playing?

BLAST FROM THE PAST: From the Boston Phoenix, May 1, 1972 (Page 31).

Thanks Jon Sherman for the pic!

Take a look at this video made by Mark Steele on Christine Hayward!

Christine Hayward – Mark Steele Productions

Does anyone out there have an old "Whacko Deals" price tag they can post?

From Fren Asken:

Howdy, I worked at Wurlitzer back in ‘82-‘83 in the guitar department and I bought this Schecter neck and DiMarzio body from Eddie Murray and proceeded to modify it for the next 30 years. It still is a great instrument and it inspired me to become a luthier. I have a repair and custom guitar shop in Los Angeles. I have fond memories of those days.

Thanks to Michael Madden . He purchased this guitar at our Comm Ave store back in the day!

I am reorganizing my garage and found a box with these priceless EU docs from 1992-93. I especially love Gene Joly's welcome letter on page two of the employee handbook!

This cool Wurlitzer badge on a vintage Fender Tweed amp was shared by Andy Marshall. It was on a 1955 Fender Deluxe.

Bob Greenberg passed away and his daughter Christina Greenberg reached out........... Please post comments and pics about her dad. Thanks - JB.

Hey! My father was Bob Greenberg "BG". He passed away unexpectedly a few weeks ago. I grew up heading stories about his time spent at E.U Wurlitzer! while going through his belongings I found some of his old shirts I though you, and those in this page, might like to see! I also was wondering ( if you think appropriate) if you would post about his passing and ask if anyone has any photos or stories of him from his time there. If not, is it okay if I do? Thank you very much! - Christina

Legend has it.... https://www.namm.org/library/oral-history/george-benson-0

George Benson George Benson recalls befriending Bob Cavanagh at the EU Wurlitzer Music store in Boston long before his noted career as an entertainer took off. George often visited the store and spent hours playing

George knows why....