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Category: San Diego
Shotgun Tom Kelly, 1170 KCBQ San Diego | Sometime, 1974
From a tape (yep, a cassette!) given to me by the one and only Rich Brother Robbin (at left) back around 2005 or so while we were working in the same Entercom group of stations, this is an outstanding copy of something I had to literally BEG the famous KCBQ and (at the time we…
Guy Davis on K-Best 95 KBZT San Diego | Summer 1984
KBZT K-Best 95 San Diego – Guy Davis – Summer 1984 – Radio Aircheck San Diego’s 94.9 FM changed many times in the 1980s In 1979, KLRO-FM flipped to gold-based adult contemporary, changed call letters to KBZT and changed monikers to “K-Best 95.” In the mid-1980s, the station flipped to oldies, but hung on…
“The Last Contest” Composite on 1170 KCBQ San Diego | 1972
Courtesy: Kipper McGee There have been so many great radio promotions over the years…. The Great Raft Race… The great Rip Off… Name It & Claim It… Kiss The Car. One of my absolute favorite contests was The Last Contest! “The Last Contest” was conceived by Jack MCoy for KCBQ San Diego in the…
Mark Bailey on K-Best 95 KBZT San Diego | August 3 1984
Radio Station: K-Best 95 KBZT San Diego Frequency: 94.9 MHZ format: AC K-Best 95 in San Diego lasted about 5 years as a Adult Contemporary station, until it flipped to oldies around 1985, retaining the name K-Best 95. -Ellis ***To Play Aircheck, Click The Video Below*** From the Ellis B Feaster…
Composite: 1170 KCBQ San Diego, Early 1970s
This composite is of a very high quality, both in terms of audio quality and production.
KFMB-FM San Diego First Birthday Bash | March, 1976
Hang on to your hats! This is the highest energy CHR station you’ve ever heard!
Eight Minutes with Q-106 – KKLQ San Diego | November 15, 1996
Q106 is another one of those West Coast stations that stands out due to its popularity and the jocks who passed through on their way up (and sometimes down) their radio careers
Jimi Fox, KFMB-FM B-100 FM San Diego | August, 1975
The New B-100-FM was so new, the ink had barely dried on station letterhead. At least in the radio world of 1975, when FM radio still hadn’t reached parity with AM. But it was getting close. This was Bobby Rich‘s B-100. The original “Better Boogie” station. The one that de-throned 1170 KCBQ in 1977. B-100…
