Al Brady Law, Acclaimed Radio Programmer, Personality, Dies
Today’s breed of radio listeners is likely unaware of Al Brady Law. But Law had three stints in New York radio from the late 1960s to the early 1980s. Law died Monday of a brain tumor in a New Hampshire nursing home. Reports put his age at 67.
His work was varied, from air personality to programmer. His start in New York took place as WOR-FM evening jock in 1969.
A year later, even though he bolted for Miami, Law was heard filling in on WWDJ, primarily on nights.
After some work in Denver, Law was back at WWDJ on a full-time basis.
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