Friday, November 30, 2007

K/mentertainer November 25, 1967

K/men Contests in 1967 Pictures of Mark Ford and Robert E. Walker


Oops! I posted these pages and the middle pages on my other blog. Go to this blog http://djsgone.blogspot.com/ to see them.

#1 Daydream Believer-Monkees
Highest debut on the 30 #27 Judy In Disguise-John Fred
Good song debut at #30 Summer Rain-Johnny Rivers


Favorites among the NEW Hit Bounds thia week. Nobody But Me-Human Beinz and Wear Your Love Like Heaven-Donovan
Hey, Snoopy's Christmas-Royal Guardsmen making it as a Hit Bound in November, and one of the Most Requested.


Tuesday, November 27, 2007

KFXM Tiger Mag Nov 24, 1967

The KFXM Tiger Mag in glorious black and white. No color orange. This is not a photocopy, but an original, and this is the way they will be printed for awhile. Were they trying to save money? Eric Burdon & The Animals at the Swing Auditorium. Ed GRrrrr Sez article give a review of the show. Also the lyrics of San Franciscan Nights are printed.



Monkees-Daydream Believer/Goin' Down #1
Biggest jump into the Top Ten at #7 Skip A Rope-Henson Cargill. I didn't understand why it was such a big hit then, and I still don't get it.
And of course highest debut on the top 40 Hello Goodbye/I Am The Walrus-The Beatles
also debuting #36 An Open Letter To Dad-Chris Howard, an answer to #5
Personal Picks My Beautiful People-The Malanie, which is actually by Melanie, and not the same song as the Kenny O'Dell hit that is #3,
I like Susan-Buckinghams except for the sound effects in the middle of the song. It seem to be taking after My World Fell Down-Sagitarius in that aspect.



Thursday, November 22, 2007

Hear A KFXM Survey Countdown

KFXM Survey from November 18, 1966. How would you like to hear the songs on this survey? Well, go to the link below and you can download a three hour radio show to listen to a recreated countdown. It's was quick to download, and full of songs, KFXM jingles a lot of KFXM info KFXM revisited .http://www.radiorick.lewissound.net/ The file name is n17 Enjoy!

K/mentertainer November 18, 1967

Buffalo Springfield after their concert, pictures and article



Elvis Presley still very active making movies in 1967. Clambake.
#1 Please Love Me Forever-Bobby Vinton
Debut on the top 30 at #8 Open Letter To My Teenage Son-Arthur Lunberg Were there a lot of kids buying this. or were their parents buying it for their kids?
Hit Bound I Can See For Miles-The Who. My favorite at this time. What CSI city can use this for a theme song?
New Box Tops-Neon Rainbow I think I was one of the few people that liked this song.
New song by the Dave Clark Five-Red and Blue. I know I've heard this song before, but I don't really remember it. It's also under the Most Requested. It didn't go anywhere.
Hey look! Also Most Requested. Ten Little Indians-Yardbirds!

Sunday, November 18, 2007

KFXM Tiger Mag Nov 17, 1967

The NEW Purple Haze openeed in Riverside, with the Elecgtric Prunes playing there. Anyone recognize themselves in the crowd?
Big discounts for Danny Dare Love-In Affair members!
Article about the new single from The Beatles.


#1 Daydream Believer/Goin' Down-Monkees
#7 Ten Little Indians-Yardbirds I know there are a few people out there that really didn't like this song, but it was top 10 on KFXM
#26 Skip A Rope-Henson Cargill Highest debut on the top 40

Personal Picks Hello Goodbye/I Am The Walrus-Beatles and Hooray For The Salvation Army Band-Bill Cosby. (Bill Cosby version of Sgt Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band)
I also like Lazy Day-Spanky & Our Gang



Friday, November 16, 2007

From The K/mentertainer Stevie Wonder Neil Diamond plus something about The Monterey Pop Festival and ??

Article about Neil Diamond being an actor. Anyone remember him being on Mannix?
Stevie touring Europe.
New York International Music Concert in Central Park in 1968? Did this eventually end up in Woodstock?
Interesting info on the aftermath of the Monterey Pop Festival


Monday, November 12, 2007

K/mentertainer November 11, 1967

Buffalo Springfield and The Light on the cover of the K/mentertainer



More Bee Gees


You Better sit Down Kids-Cher #1 this week on K/MEN

Hit Bound Sounds
I like Itchycoo Park-Small Faces
I remember buying this single and Massachusetts-Bee Gees at the same time at Sears. They must of had a sale, because normally I didn't buy my 45s at Sears.





Sunday, November 11, 2007

KFXM Tiger Mag Nov 10, 1967

Eric Burdon/Animals at The Swing Auditorium
Electric Prunes at The Purple Haze
The Caretakers are listed as being at both concerts.
Also with the Electric Prunes-The YB Blues Band, which I knew a member who sat next to me in my English/Journalism class in High School. Dick Lyons working hard on the job.
Also interesting that in Ed Grrrrrr SEZ column there is a mention of KHJ/Sam Riddle and KCBQ/Barry Boyd
Picture and article about Cher


#1 Please Love Me Forever-Bobby Vinton
Open Letter To My Teenage Son/My Buddy Carl-Victor Lundberg #7 huge jump from #39
Two highest debuts #33 Massachusetts-Bee Gees and #34 Julianne-Music Express (on Rock-It Records-same label as The Good Feelins) Another local hit starting up the charts.
This Town-Nancy Sinatra after her last few songs going up the local charts, this one won't do as well.
Tortobello Road-Ellie Janov. Can somebody tell me what this is?!?!



Friday, November 09, 2007

K/mentertainer stuff with questions????

So if you wen to broadcast school in 1967, did you have to wear a suit and tie? Dide the Rightious Brothers TV special ever get made?
Ads that usually accompany the KMEN survey, but too large to scan. Lyles Record City, the place to pick up your radio surveys in San Bernardino.
So, does this mean that rock and roll didn't get played much on jukeboxes? That was good news for Englebert Humperdinck and Dean Martin in 1967.


Tuesday, November 06, 2007

Bee Gees 40 Years Ago

K/mentertainer article about The Bee Gees November 1967. Barry, Robin, Maurice Gibb and Vince Melouney and Colin Peterson.


Sunday, November 04, 2007

KFXM search KFXM search KFXM

I was going through some papers this weekend when I ran across a name and a question I had from someone a few years ago.
I had talked to a woman about 5 years ago, whose father had jocked at KFXM in the late 40s and early 50s. Her name is Susan. She stated her father had died when she was a very young girl in the early 50s. She was looking for information and an aircheck so she could hear her father's voice. I could not find anything on her father "Bob Collins" I found others with the name Bob Collins, but no one from that time period.
From the time period she was talking about, he probably worked with, or at the same time as "Tennessee" Ernie Ford. Did not find anything on the internet for -Bob Collins KFXM- from the 1950s.
Anyone out there have any information, or an aircheck? Thank you.
KFXM

K/mentertainer November 4, 1967

K/mentertainer November 4, 1967 They're back! Pictures of the K/MEN and The Brad Edwards Story


#1 Your Precious Love-Marvin & Tammi knocking Music Box out of the top spot.
You Better Sit Down Kids-Cher The highest debut onthe top 30 at #10 Hit Bounds---I like She's My Girl-The Turtles and In And Out Of Love-Diana Ross & The Supremes



Saturday, November 03, 2007

KFXM Tiger Mag Nov 3, 1967

Bobby Vinton on the cover, and with the #1 song. Hey man! This is cool!!! Al Anthony and his wife, with Sammy Davis, Jr.
Bobby Vinton article, if you want to catch up on his back ground.


It's 1967 and Bobby Vinton has the #1 song Please Love Me Forever. I think that is amazing. Don't tell anybody, but I like Bobby Vinton from Roses Are Red in 1962 to Midnight Show in 1975 (not a hit, but I remember hearing on the radio, and it didn't sound like a Bobby Vinton song-good song, and not a polka).
Highest debut #33 Beautiful People-Kenny O'Dell, Bobby Vee (Bobbys are making a comeback)has a version out, although his version did not get played much around the Inland Empire.
Pata Pata-Miriam Makeba hitting the charts. One of my wife's favorite from around this time.

My favorite debut on the chart this week, Judy In Disguise (With Glasses)-John Fred & His Playboy Band. Until recently it was overplayed on the radio (and I listened every time), but now you never hear it anymore.
Massachusetts-Bee Gees Personal Pick. By this time I was buying all their singles.
I Heard It Through The Grapevine-Gladys Knight & The Pips. I say it's so much better than Marvin Gayes' version



Thursday, November 01, 2007

Four Seasons Sunshine Company plus

Four Seasons
Articles from the K/mentertainer and pictures, too. Sunshine Company

Nancy Sinatra Box Tops Glen Campbell Vikki Carr