Saturday, May 17, 2008
KFXM 96.7 FM / KFXM.com
KFXM weekender personalities EMPEROR COMPTON, BIG BAD BILL, and JOHNNY HELM have all been given the weekend off. All three will return to the Antelope Valley airwaves NEXT weekend.
Listen to back-to-back oldies "jockless" all this weekend on the Antelope Valley Tiger!
Thursday, May 15, 2008
DENIS, Anyone?
MARK DENIS joined KGB in October 1966 from KMEN in San Bernardino, replacing Steve Jay in the KGB jock roster, after Mr. Jay went to KFRC in San Francisco. His trademark phrase between records was, "Denis, anyone?"
Wednesday, May 14, 2008
KRUX Hit List Of The Week (6-27-59)
Every Wednesday, enjoy a different KRUX survey from our archives vault.
Any we have, you'll see here. We don't have 'em all, but we DO have enough rare ones, never before displayed on the internet...until now. Enjoy!
Monday, May 12, 2008
KWXY-FM's DAVE HULL, 2008
Courtesy of LARadio.com.
For more on this "photo session" (full uncropped pics, text info etc.) please log onto that website.
This is only a "teaser."
Weekly VAULT Image: KGBS, 1968
In 1968, KGBS (Lynwood) dumped their Country format for a "chicken rock" pop format, featuring low key voices such as BRAD EDWARDS (fresh from the I.E. KMEN & KFXM...pictured) and Dick Lyons. 
Also pictured is a Los Angeles newspaper advertisement heralding the new KGBS format....never reprinted anywhere...until here now.
Also pictured is a Los Angeles newspaper advertisement heralding the new KGBS format....never reprinted anywhere...until here now.
Sunday, May 11, 2008
Britney's Bikini
Our (almost) all-male team here at WRWB2 all seem to have no problem w/ radio favorite Britney Spears' latest "bikini."
The Senior Man
From 1963 thru 1968, BILL WADE kept San Diego housewives company from Noon to 4pm, throughout all the San Diego suburbs.....PB, OB, Allied Gardens, Del Cerro, La Jolla, El Cajon, Lemon Grove, Point Loma, Mission Valley, National City, Chula Vista, Santee, Logan Heights, Hillcrest, Normal Heights, Grantville, Kearny Mesa, Clairemont, and.....YES, (drum roll) whether SOME READERS HERE like it or not....Oak Park, too!
During those years, the San Diego suburb of Oak Park was home to a huge, popular Fedco store (kind of like Costco today), a De Falco's market, and was a decent suburb to live in.
Oak Park Elementary School still exists, and has won some educational awards over the past few years, too.
Our editor spent a lot of time in Oak Park as a teenager with family near that 'hood, so he should know!
Saturday, May 10, 2008
Friday, May 9, 2008
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