K/mentertainer November 30, 1962

Surf Beat/Peppermint Man-Dick Dale #1
Higest Debut Telstar-Tornadoes #8
Just two of the 4 instrumentals in the top ten. New this week
Girls, Girls Girls-Elvis Presley an album cut
Rhythm Of The Rain-Cascades Chains-The Cookies
Rainbow-Tommy Roe What happened to that one? The rain was well liked, but no one seem to like the rainbow

KFXM and K/men November 27-29, 1970 Happy Thanksgiving!

Black Magic Woman-Santana #1
Highest debut My Sweet Lord/Isn't It A Pty-George Harrison #20 New this week Lonely Days-Bee Gees they are back for another hit
How about Amos Moses-Jerry Reed as a future hit?

more Bruce Chandler artwork and Elvis Presley touring

Bobby Vee and article about George Harrison

Dave McCormick column on What's Happening? at K/men and in the music scene.

Was there a Paul McCartney concert in Boston?

Black Magic Woman-Santana #1
Highest debut My Sweet Lord-George Harrison #9 Both stations seem to agree this week

Hit Bound

Don't Let The Good Life Pass You By-Mama Cass Elliot and Stoney End-Barbra Streisand

KFXM and K/men November 22-24,1963

In My Room/Be True To Your School-Beach Boys #1
Talk Back Trembling Lips-Johnny Tillotson #19 Highest debut
Also new at #40 Outer Limits-Marketts
How about Lynn Bryson Personal Pick Dumbhead-Ginny Arnell
Also some Big Top Boppers Anyone Who Had A Heart-Dionne Warwick Surfin' Bird-Trashmen



Be True To Your School/In My Room-Beach Boys #1
Louie Louie-Paul Revere/Kingsmen Highest debut #5

New

When The Lovelight, etc.-Supremes

Harlem Shuffle-Bob & Earl

Anyone notice the date? These are the surveys out the week President Kennedy was assasinated. For those around and old enough at that time, probably remember where you were when you found out. The radio surveys only reported the music in 1963, and not the news. There were proabably many news broadcasts, and a lot less music on the radio this week.

K/mentertainer November 23, 1968

Biggest music news of the week 40 years ago. New album by The Beatles. Most requsted songs are by Glen Campbell, The Arcchies, Elvis Presley and Dusty Springfield

Win Blue Chip Stamps on K/men!

Finally also making it to #1 on K/men Do Something To Me-Tommy James & The Shondells
Highest debut Going Up The Country-Canned Heat #19

Also Hit Bound on K/men Crosstown Traffic-Jimi Hendrix and If I Can Dream-Elvis Presley plus tracks from the new Beatles album

K/mentertainer November 23, 1962

Peppermint Man/Surf Beat-Dick Dale #1 knocking down Miserlou, last week's #1
Two debuts in the the ten this week #6 Go Away Little Girl-Steve Lawrence and #8 Up On The Roof-Drifters New this week The Night Has AThousand Eyes-Bobby Vee

KFXM Tiger Mag November 22, 1968 .........The Jones Boys still on KFXM.......

KFXM The Teen Fair at The National Orange Show Grounds. Oh, and the Jones Boys will be there, too. Top 15 groups on KFXM for the last year #1 The Beatles complied by Charles Lonberger

Read about the Jones Boys personal appearances

Stormy-Classics IV #1
Highest debut Who's Making Love-Johnny Taylor #21
East Side Story/Epic-Caretakers debuting at #22

Future Hits

Crosstown Traffic-Jimi Hendrix

KFXM and K/men November 20-22,1970

Spotlight on Elton John

More artwork by Bruce Chandler. Bruce are you still into art?
Big winner Marlene Medina

#1 Black Magic Woman-Santana

One of the Most Requested (a real surprise) Tears In The Morning-Beach Boys

#1 Tears of A Clown-Smokey Robinson & The Miracles

Future Hit Miss Ann-Delaney Bonnie & Friends Bringing back a Little Richard Song

KFXM and K/men November 15,1963

I don't believe that KFXM surveys usually came in more than one color, but this week I have a original copy of a blue survey and a pink survey
In My Room/Be True To Your School-Beach Boys #1
Highest debut Dominique-Singing Nun #20
Debuting at #41 The Truant-The Truants
New this week Personal Pick by Larry Lujack Stewball-Peter, Paul & Mary

Be True to Your School-Beach Boys #1

Highest debut Wives & Lovers-Jack Jones #7 followed by Long Tall Texan-Murray Kellum #8 New this week Louie Louie-Paul Revere/Kingsmen Little Red Rooster-Sam Cooke Quicksand-Martha & The Vandellas

K/mentertainer November 16, 1968

K/men High School News Broadcasts. Anyone out there involved in that?

Album reviews by Dave McMormick

Love Child-Diana Ross & The Supremes #1

Highest debut Bring It On Home-Eddie Floyd #24

Hit Bound

Good Time Girl-Nancy Sinatra

If I Can Dream-Elvis Presley

K/mentertainer November 16, 1962

Miserlou-Dick Dale #1
Highest debut (and only debut in the top ten) Peppermint Man-Dick Dale #7
I would say he is fairly popular in the Inland Empire Some familiar names having some new songs , but not familiar hits. Andy Williams, Brian hyland, Bobby Vinton, Bobby Goldsboro



Dig the new Mark Ford Show Midnight to 6 AM William F. Williams is still here. He's replaced Dean Webber Noon to 3. No new pictures for awhile.

KFXM Tiger Mag November 15, 1968 .........The Jones Boys are still with us...

A little self promotion with a little KFXM history...

Inside a little more promotion and a map of where KFXM can be heard in the daytime.

There's a mention of some guest Jones Boys. Who were miserable, anonymous and long tall Jones? They are mentioned as famous Jones Boys?!?

Do Something To Me-Tommy James & The Shondells #1 for a second week
Highest debut Going Up The Country-Canned Heat #23

Future Hits

East Side Story-Caretakers

Goody Goody Gumdrops-1910 Fruitgum Co

KFXM and K/men November 13-15,1970

Tears Of A Clown-Smokey Robinson & The Miracles #1
Higest debut Yellow River-Christie #20. Anyone hear Christie's followup to Yellow River? New songs by solo acts Silver Moon-Mike Nesmith (he does very well without The Monkees)
Do It-Neil Diamond (an older Bang Records song)
and Your Song-Elton John (debut hit for Elton)
Were you one of the 5.90 winners on KFXM?

Bruce Chandler's Rock Art

A picture of Jim "The Mighty' Quinn In The Morning

I Think I love You-Partridge Family #1

Highest debut Stoned Love-Supremes #23 No more Diana Ross, but to me, it sounds like she's still there.

Hit Bound Tears In The Morning-Beach Boys

also one of the most requested Reason To Believe-Carpenters, an album cut

KFXM and K/men November 8,1963

Be True To Your School-Beach Boys #1
Highest debut #7 Penetration-Pyramids Very good surf instrumental

New this week

Drip Drop-Dion now using his last name DiMuci

Everybody-Tommy Roe

Louie Louie-Kingsmen

Introducing...

Lynn Bryson Remember that name, a future dj at K/men
This is the last of the pictures/biographies published. It won't be until 1964 before we see anmore KFXM pictures.

I'm Leaving It Up To You-Dale and Grace #1
Highest debut Long Tall Texan-Murray Kellum #10
Notice the Louie Louie at #37 is the Paul Revere & The Raiders version

Hey, there appears to be a #41 this week Penetration-Pyramids

A little change in format of the survey this week. The First of the DJ Personal Picks (I guess KFXM Discovery Derby enties didn't catch on)

Larry Lujack picked Kansas City-Trini Lopez. Is that where Larry wants to be? Is Jerry Brooke's pick Time Is On My Side-Kai Winding the future Rolling Stones hit?

Big Top Boppers has been cut down to 10 songs

Changes in the lineup again. John Stone, Bob Davis are gone, and someone is back Jack Fleming.