

also a couple of the 1960's K/MEN Johnny Helm and Bobby Otis on weekends
Novembr 1976
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4 comments:
Was this a try at reviving
KMEN? Was it back to Rock
or playing latest hits--without
the hard rock punch?
Mostly disco?
Hey Gary Shannon was also
from KFXM. I remember
him there
IE radio fan
They were defintely trying to revive the station. If I remember correctly, they were playing top 40, a little of everything, but maybe not so much disco. Probably a playlist similar to KFXM. They didn't publish a survey/playlist in 1976 so I don't know exactly what they were playing.
Anyone out there have an answer, or even a playlist or an aircheck from 1976/1977?
In the Spring of 1974 KMEN went soft.
They even refused to play
TSOP by MFSB because it
was "too repetitive musically" for their
new format.
"Doo doo doo doo doo doo....it's
time to get down...doo doo doo
doo doo doo.....etc"
Guess they
were looking beyond
teenie boppers.
IE radio fan
I remember the night I stubbed my toe on the MotherLode rock. That's how I knew it was there. Whoops, that's pretty much the story. I hope I didn't give too much away.
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