Radio's Greatest Hits!
Advertisements KFRC 610 San Francisco – Chuck Buell – May 7 1974 Courtesy: Robert Nicholson This aircheck features Chick Buell on KFRC from 1974. Chuck Buell is known for his smooth, comfortable, concise
Advertisements KFRC 610 San Francisco – Big Tom Parker – August 10 1978 It’s Big Tom Parker is featured on KFRC. He was a staple on the radio in the 1970s & 80s.
Advertisements KFRC 610 San Francisco – Dr Don Rose – January 20 1976 Dr. Don Rose was the King of Bay Area radio in the 1970s & 80s. King of corny one-liners and wacky
Advertisements There are some radio stations that are considered legendary. WABC New York, WLS Chicago, KHJ Los Angeles, and I think KFRC San Francisco would be in that category. It was San Francisco’s Top 40
Advertisements KFOG first went on the air in 1964 as an easy-listening station, and its trademark fog horn sound quickly caught on. By the early 1980s, the easy listening format was drawing an
Advertisements KIOI, known to it’s listeners as K101 FM, was owned by engineering graduate and broadcasting magnate James Gabbert. It was a rather wild station. They had what could be best described as an adult
Advertisements Mike Slavko, was best known to Bay Area rock radio fans as the hyped-up, nutty DJ “M. Dung.” Soon after KFOG went from “beautiful music” to rock in 1982, Mike, who
Advertisements Dave Morey, was the first voice heard on KFOG, when it launched its adult rock format back in September 1982. He started hosting middays, but eventually he moved to
