KFXM and K/men July 31-August 1, 1964

First original (in a beautiful shade of green)of this KFXM format.
A Hard Day's Night/I Should Have Known Better-Beatles #1
Highest debut Under The Boardwalk-Drifters #29 New

• Walk Don't Run '64-Ventures
• You Don't Love Me-Tommy Raye
• Because-Dave Clark Five

House Of The Rising Sun-Animals #1 (it'll debut next week on KFXM)
Highest debut Where Did Our Love Go-Supremes #5 also debut #7 It's All Over Now-Rolling Stones

The Top Ten Beatle Songs of All Time as voted on. Love Me Do #1

New

• Robot Walk-Pat & Lolly Vegas
• Bread & Butter-Newbeats
• We'll Sing In The Sunshine-Gale Garnett

KFXM and K/men July 29-30, 1971

Mr. Big Stuff-Jean Knight #1 on both stations
Highest debut on K/men Mercy Mercy Me (The Ecology)-Marvin Gaye #1`5 New
I'm Leaving-Elvis Presley
The K/men hand is finally here...
anyone know what the K/men hand was?
a little ivalry showing with the comment "...you'll see the difference between the big-cat K/men and the copy-tiger."

new on KFXM

Spanish Harlem-Aretha Franklin

Bangla Desh-George Harrison (flip it over for Deep Blue)

Ed O'Brien, the new edition to KFXM (no time slots shown)

more contest winners

KFXM July 29, 1960

I'm Sorry/That's All I've Got To Do-Brenda Lee #1
Highest debut The Twist-Chubby Checker #29 New
The Girl In the Woods-The Thunder Mountain Boys???
Alley Cat-The Champs
Beatnik Sticks-Paul Revere (& The Raiders) I believe this was their first record. I somehow got a copy of this record many many years ago, but I didn't know it was the same group. I had never heard either side (both instrumentals). The only side I liked was Orbit (The Spy) which became a favorite for a long time.

K/mentertainer July 26, 1969

A Boy Named Sue-Johnny Cash #1
Highest debut Green River/Commotion-Creedence Clearwater Revival #24
also Muddy River-Johnny Rivers #28 sounding like the typical Johnny Rivers song, but not headed too far up the charts... New
Hurt so Bad-Lettermen
A Fifth Dimension Wedding and a John & Yoko Wedding Album

Could Elvis Presley be making a comeback? In 1969? Perhaps

KFXM July 25, 1969

Honky Tonk Woman-Rolling Stones #1 jumping up from #10
Highest debut Goo Goo Barabajagal-Donovan #24 New
Anyway That You Want Me-Evie Sands
Oklahoma City Times-Hamilton Camp

Mention of Dirty Don McCoy' Women Haters Club membership. Any members out there?

More winners...Did you claim your prize?

KFXM and K/men July 24, 1964

House Of The Rising Sun-Animals#1 and highest debut
Also debuting Aint She Sweet-Beatles #3 New
You're No Good-Swinging Blue Jeans

You Never Can Tell-Chuck Berry
Slow Down/Matchbox-Beatles

A Hard Day's Nignt/I Should Have Known Better-Beatles #1
Highest debut Al Di La-Ray Charles Singers #24

New

I Want You To Meet My Baby-Eydie Gorme

And I Love Her/If I Fell-Beatles

KFXM and K/men July 22-23, 1971

Mr. Big Stuff-Jean Knight #1This is where Ed O'Brien had his picture last week, he will be back Funky Nassau-Beginning Of The End #1

Highest debut Them Changes-Buddy Miles #28

New -Riders On The Storm-Doors

Read K/mentioning...

KFXM July 22, 1960

Itsy Bitsy Teenie Weenie Yellow Polka Dot Bikini-Brian Hyland #1 again!
Highest debut There's Something On My Mind-Bobby Marchan New
The Twist-Chubby Checker
Hot Rod Lincoln-Johnny Bond
Devil Or Angel-Hollywood Flames

K/mentertainer July 19, 1969

In The Year 2525-Zager & Evans #1
Highest debut Honky Tonk Woman-Rolling Stones #19 New
Barabajactal-Donovan

Tom Becker 10-3

KFXM July 18, 1969

A Boy Named Sue-Johnny Cash #1
Highest debut My Cherie Amour-Stevie Wonder #16 New
Something In The Air-Thunderclap Newman
Smile A Little Smile For Me-Flying Machine





40 Day Give Away Winners. I recognize one name on the winner's list.

Happy 30 Years KGGI 99.1

Something Harley Davidson had mentioned to me awhile back, and Bill Earl reminded me of today. KGGI 99.1 has been around for 30 years, and I guess they are celebrating their 30th Anniversary tonight.
KGGI and K/men were sister stations, but in 1979 K/men was playing oldies, while KGGI was top 40. It looks like they took the K/mentertainer and adapted it for KGGI (why didn't it become KMEN-FM?)
As far as I know this was the first KGGI publication/survey

DJs are ?, Lisa Giles, Benny Martinez, Brian White, Bob West, Cliff Roberts

#1 Album Get The Knack-The Knack

My Sharona-The Knack #1

KFXM and K/men July 17, 1964

A Hard Day's Night-Beatles #1
Highest debut Tell Me-Rolling Stones #10
A mention of the 3rd Annual K/men Treasure Hunt
New
I'll Keep You Satisfied-Billy J Kamer
Walk Don't Run-Ventures (1964)
House Of The Rising Sun-Animals
Good Times/It's All Over Now-Rolling Stones

Peter & Gordon in concert at the Riverside Municipal Auditorium featuring The Emperors and The Nomads






Little Old Lady From Pasadena-Jan & Dean #1
Highest debut A Hard Day's Night/I Should Have Known Better-Beatles # 4
Also debuting Aint She Sweet-Beatles #15

KFXM still a black and white photocopy
New
Someone Someone-Brian Poole
Looking For Love-Connie Francis

KFXM and K/men July 16, 1971

Indian Reservation-Raiders #1
Highest debut Rings-Cymmaron #18
also Signs-5 Man Elecetrical Band #30 New
It's About Time-Dillards



K/mentioning...
Two items that were supposed to be available The 4th of July Top 300 Sound-A-Thon Sheet, and a poster of the Big 30 Beatle songs (available at Chesley Fipps fish & Chips?)...


Indian Reservation-Raiders #1
Highest debut...I don't know...

New

Crazy About The La-Smokey Robinson

New guy...Ed O'Brien!

KFXM July 15, 1960

Itsy Bitsy Teenie Weenie Yellow Polka Dot Bikini-Brian Hyland #1
Highest debut Over The Rainbow-Baysiders #31 New
It's Now Or Never/A Mess Of Blues-Elvis Presley
Walk Right In _Richard Berry
Happiest Man Alive-David Gates

K/mentertainer July 12, 1969

In The year 2525-Zager & Evans #1
Highest debut Clean Up Your Own Backyard-Elvis Presley #28 A song that was be re-released a couple years ago and hit the charts again. New
Simple Song Of Freedon-Tim Hardin
Honky Tonk Woman-Rolling Stones
Stuff about Johnny Rivers, Jim Webb and Midnight Cowboy (Everybody's Talking)

KFXM July 11, 1969

The Tiger Thirty with pictures this week

Boy Named Sue-Johnny Cash #1
Highest debut Lay Lady Lay-Bob Dylan #10 And as noted LP tracks

New

I'm Free-The Who

Marrakesh Express-Crosby, Stills and Nash

Dynamite Woman-Sir Douglas Quintet