KFXM and KMEN the Top 40 stations of the Inland Empire (San Bernardino/Riverside)in the 1960's. This site will bring you information and pictures from these two stations KFXM 590 and KMEN 1290. For other musical and miscellaneous interests take a look at.........................http://djsgone.blogspot.com/
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Saturday, July 25, 2009
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?
dare i say it? yes, at that time, i was also placed in charge of Donald George McCoy's Woman Haters Club. it was quite an experience handling the huge influx of letters requesting membership from men explaining just "WHY" they "hated womankind" during those early corybantic times of the Women's Liberation Movement, but it was all fun-in-gest. Don and i later had a falling out over my friendship with Bob b. Blue. This was an 'in-house problem' because of brother Blue being a "scab" (as Don called him) for crossing the AFTRA picket lines during the infamous KFXM DJ/Newsmen strike from fall 1968 thru spring 1969. as you may surmise, there was apparently a lot of left-over 'bad blood' once some of the striking air staff returned to Tiger Radio and, of course, yours truly got unexpectedly caught up right in the middle of things -- a hard lesson i was never to forget in the broadcasting business!
{strange though: i was also befriended by Sherman Mason (a great newscaster), whom i deeply admired and respected as a journalist; and the strike was never an issue between us... oh vell, c'est la vie.}
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dare i say it? yes, at that time, i was also placed in charge of Donald George McCoy's Woman Haters Club. it was quite an experience handling the huge influx of letters requesting membership from men explaining just "WHY" they "hated womankind" during those early corybantic times of the Women's Liberation Movement, but it was all fun-in-gest.
Don and i later had a falling out over my friendship with Bob b. Blue. This was an 'in-house problem' because of brother Blue being a "scab" (as Don called him) for crossing the AFTRA picket lines during the infamous KFXM DJ/Newsmen strike from fall 1968 thru spring 1969. as you may surmise, there was apparently a lot of left-over 'bad blood' once some of the striking air staff returned to Tiger Radio and, of course, yours truly got unexpectedly caught up right in the middle of things -- a hard lesson i was never to forget in the broadcasting business!
{strange though: i was also befriended by Sherman Mason (a great newscaster), whom i deeply admired and respected as a journalist; and the strike was never an issue between us... oh vell, c'est la vie.}
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