KOLA Survey +

This is the earliest KOLA survey I have,
Below are also the KMEN and KFXM from August 1970 presented for your comparison. #1 Signed Sealed Delivered-Stevie Wonder, while #1 on the other two is Make It With You-Bread.
Don't Play That Song-Aretha Franklin looks like it already peaked at #2 on KOLA, and just barely started on the KFXM/KMEN charts.
New on KOLA Candida-Dawn and Green Eyed Lady-Sugarloaf

New on KFXM Lookin' Out My Back Door-CCR and Joanne-Michael Nesmith
New on KMEN Yellow River-Christie and Julie, Do You Love Me?-Bobby Sherman

KFXM lists Wigwam-Bob Dylan as the hit, while KOLA lists the flip side Copper Kettle as the hit
KOLA is automated with no djs, KFXM has pictures of Doug Collins, Chris Roberts, Chuck Clifford, Dimple Don Bob B. Blue and Bob Brooks, and KMEN has no listing or pictures this week, only mentioning Mark Ford.

K/MEN & KFXM 45 Years Ago

August 25-31, 1962

1962 45 years ago surveys both ending Aug 31

Sherry and Sheila #1 and 2 on KFXM

Sherry #1 on KMEN, but Elvis #2 with a double sided hit She's Not You and Tell Her Jim Said Hello

Sherry and Sheila #1 and #2 on KFXM August 25-31, 1962 New on the KFXM top 40 It Might As Well Rain Until September-Carole King, Monster Mash-Bobby "Boris" Pickett, Do You Love Me-Countours and I Left My Heart In San Francisco-Tony Bennett

New on KMEN in the top ten Monster Mash-Bobby "Boris" Pickett, Green Onions-Booker T & The MGs, Teen-Age Idol-Rick Nelson also KMEN appears to be playing He's A Rebel-Vicki Carr rather than the Crystals version.

Busting Surfboards-Tornadoes is #3 on KFXM and not listed on KMEN. It was listed on prior KMEN surveys, and even for awhile was listed as a doubled sided hit with the flip side Beyond The Surf listed as the A side.

Pictures of the KMEN jocks "Huckleberry" Chuck Clemons, Donn Tyler, Dean Webber, Bill Watson, Brian Lord, George Babcock, William F. Williams, Jim Markham, and Garry Price

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KFXM Jocks listed, but no pictures, Ron Garner, Jack Fleming, Bill Tanner, Chuck Daugherty, Bob Griffin, Jack Sands, Lyle Kilgore

K/mentertainer Aug 26, 1967

Buffalo Springfield in Concert! August 25th 40 years ago tonight. #1 Ode To Billy Joe=Bobbie Gentry

Tommy James & The Shondells new one Getting Together not to be confused with Get Together by The Youngbloods. Speaking of The Youngbloods, I have a posting of them at my other blog http://djsgone.blogspot.com/

KFXM Tiger Mag Aug 25, 1967

Seeds on the cover, with article inside. Interestingcomment about the Beach Boys new album being retitled from "Smile" to "Smiley Smile" in the Bits & Pieces article. Most people don't consider it the same album.

#1

after in the second week on the 40 The Letter-The Boxtops.

#40

Free Me-Paul Jones--- Never heard it. Can anyone out there tell me about it?

The Rolling Stones

They have their psychadelic doubled sided single as a personal pick. We Love You/Dandelion. Dandelion is a good song. I've always enjoyed it.

Shades of Mr. Spock!

Leonard Nimoy doing Visit To A Small Planet is another personal pick.

How about this personal pick-- Love Revelution-Billy Bud --This is also unknown to me.

It's A Woman's Woman's, Woman's World

An article from the K/mentertainer by Dave McCormick on the rise of female vocalists. Pictures of a few. They also mention Aretha Franklin. but you also can't forget Janis Joplin, Peter, Paul & Mary, The Mamas & Papas, Spanky & Our Gang and the lead singer from the Sunshine Company

K/mentertainer Aug 19, 1967

We saw before that Dave McCormick looks like Mr Spock. Now Robert E. Walker is a look-a-like for Tommy Roe
1967 The Youngbloods hit the charts with Get Together. KMEN recognizes the song as a hit, putting their picture on the cover stating, one of the fastest rising singles, and one of the most requested. Nationally, it had to wait until 1969 to hit the top ten. #1 Ode To Billie Joe-Bobbie Gentry
New to the top thirty this week #26-30 There Is A Mountain-Donovan, I Dig Rock & Roll Music-Peter, Paul & Mary, I Had A Dream-Paul Revere & The Raiders, Soul Finger-BarKays, and Fakin' It-Simon & Garfunkel
Interesting that Jimi Hendrix as Purple Haze on the charts and Cher is hit bound with Hey Joe

KFXM Tiger Mag Aug 18, 1967

Charlie Walters, Gary Marshall and Danny Dare on the cover. I want one of those KFXM shirts! Can somebody tell me where I can get one? Nice article/picture of Jimi Hendrix Experience. Now why wasn't that picture on the cover?

#1 Ode To Billy Joe-Bobbie Gentry, and look Happy is #6, but it is by the Blades of Grass.

Jimi Hendrix jumping up to #12 with Purple Haze. The Letter-Boxtops debuting at #19

My favorite this week Beg, Borrow & Steal-Ohio Express

Dave McCormick on K/men or NBC

So what do you think? Could have Dave McCormick have been a stand-in for Mr. Spock-Leonard Nimoy?

K/mentertainer Aug 12, 1967

Big brother & Holding Co concert coming up. And introducing the new KMEN Jason St. George. Don't expect him to stay around very long. The new lineup

A letter from Jason to the listeners.

Where were you able to pick up the K/mentertainer. See the locations below.

Eric Burdon finally made #1 on KMEN with San Franciscan Nights.

While setting this posting up, I was playing my program from Finetune.com, and The Great Banana Hoax by The Electric Prunes played. It's a hitbound sound this week.

I really like I Had A Dream by Paul Revere and The Raiders featuring Mark Lindsey

It's a different psychedelic sound for them.

KFXM Tiger Mag Aug 11, 1967

Bobby Gentry picture, article and #1 this week!

K/mentertainer Aug 5, 1967

Article about the Peppermint Trolley Company

Bobie Gentry pictures.

#1 Brown Eyed Girl-Van Morrison #3 Mr. Soul-Buffalo Springfield, but no Bluebird listed. #25 Happy debut on top 30 by the Sunshine Company

Hit Bound Thing I Should Have Said-Grass Roots good song. Anyone else thinks that song has the Beatle sound?

KFXM Tiger Mag Aug 4, 1967

Interesting article about The Flower Children-Marcia Strassman

#1 San Franciscan Nights/Good Times-Eric Burden & The Animals Happy by The Blades of Grass up to #9

Heroes & Villians-Beach Boys and Purple Haze-Jimi Hendrix debuting in the top 40

16 Tons-Tom Jones-Personal Pick