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Murray the K helped rock 'n' roll gain mainstream acceptance in the '60s. The Murray the K Archives provides insights on how he did it.
26. Feb. 2021 · Famed New York disc jockey “Murray The K” (Muray Kaufman) became known as “The Fifth Beatle” when he befriended John, Paul, George & Ringo at the start of the musical British Invasion of the 1960s. In addition to presenting all-star rock and soul concerts at the historic Brooklyn Fox theatre, Murray The K hosted a legendary CBS-TV special, “It’s What’s Happening Baby,” which ...
Professionally known as Murray the K, Murray Kaufman was an influential DJ whose peak popularity was during the 1960s with the radio station WINS-AM in New York City. An early champion of The Beatles, George Harrison named him "The Fifth Beatle". Born: February 14, 1922 in New York City, New York. Dead: February 21, 1982 in Los Angeles, California.
But years before, Murray was hosting shows with Dean Martin and Sammy Davis, Jr., before there was even a Rat Pack; raising money for refugees, during the Hungarian uprising in the mid-’50s, as the head of the National Council of Disc Jockeys; and staging rock ’n’ roll shows with the most integrated audiences this side of a civil rights ...
Murray “the K” Kaufman was born on February 14, 1922. He worked his way into radio in 1953, producing a late night interview show before receiving his own nightly program on WMCA/New York. In 1958, Kaufman joined WINS/New York as the host of the Swingin’ Soiree, a mixture of rock and roll and Kaufman’s inventive patter.
23. Feb. 1982 · Murray The K as nostalgia--no longer what was happening, baby, but unwilling to give it all up. Eleven years ago, The K gave his age as 41. Inventing himself on the run again. More power to him ...
When Brian Epstein asked for advice, those performers advised Brian Epstein to get in Kaufman's good graces if he wanted the Beatles to succeed in the States. New York was the market they had to own, and Kaufman owned New York in the ratings. Murray the K and the Beatles, Miami, 1964 (04:46) Oh well, Murray babe - we're gonna miss you, too...
