A tribute to those stations that should not be forgotten
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Last update: Sept. 17, 2011
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Acknowledgements
I welcome any comments or suggestions for this board. Any contributions of similar L.A. radio trivia (i.e. playlists, DJs, air dates) would be greatly appreciated, and I'll try to add them in the future.
DAVE'S WISH LIST
I'm looking for any information on KPOL, and also the following stations: KBCA, KFAC, KFWB (pre-1968), KLAC-FM, KGFJ, KDAY, KUTE 102, KXLA, KALI (pre-'66), and KPPC (the original underground). |
E-mail me at admin@socalradiohistory.com and I'll post your contributions as soon as I can. ALSO: If a station goes off the air, please let me know. I travel quite a bit and am not always in the Los Angeles area these days.
The Sound Booth 
has numerous .WAV files and Real Audio clips!
In A Class By Itself:
1959 - 1998
The Stuff Of Legend:
Innovators: Stations Way Ahead Of Their Time 
Shooting Stars: Stations Too Good To Last
Before They Hit It Big: Frequencies You'll Recognize
KKDJ (102.7) KHJ FM (101.1)
Special thanks to Michael Hagerty, without whom the above two pages wouldn't exist.
"Fringe" Benefits: On a clear day, these outlying stations
could grace the southland with their presence KGOE 850 XPRS 1090 KEZY 1190 KUTY 1470 KWIZ 1480
KWOW 1600
OTHER STATIONS MENTIONED
KACD/KBCD: See KWST page
KDLD/KDLE: See KWST page
KFWB: See KHJ Page
KJOI: See KWST Page
KLSX: See KMET page
KNOB: See KWST page
KPOL: See KWST Page
KSRF: See KWST page
Acknowledgements
Although parts of this are from personal recollection, I would like to say thank you to the following sources for some of the station background/DJ information here:
Jeff Miller's Broadcasting History Collection
Barry Mishkind's Oldradio.com
Rock Radio Heaven
Sal Garcia's Drive-In
NOTE: If you get a Javascript error on Sal Garcia's page, and it asks you if you want to debug, click "No".
Also special thanks to Budman for his valiant attempts to send me some.WAV files (although they didn't get to me); Sal Garcia for the KIBB scoop and those nice sticker images (nice page, Sal); DeltaCat for the technical support and advice; K.M. Richards for the KRHM info and KRCK update, Alice Ong for the KMPC sticker (this completes the main collection - thanks), Ted Alvy for filling me in on Dr. Demento's origins, Blake Lawrence (KKSF) for letting me know who recorded City Magic, Tanim Hussain for assistance with the San Diego Radio Board....
...and of course, all those disc jockeys who made our world a little bit brighter.socalradiohistory.com
