KFXM and K/men October 30, 1964

Don't have October 30, 1964 KFXM survey, but because in October 1965 KFXM did a one year ago today in their Tiger Mag, I can present you the top ten of this week. Next week will be the same situation. You will get the Top 10 again.
Baby Love-Supremes #1 Last Kiss-J Frank Wilson #1
Highest debut Everything's Alright-Newbeats #5 also Ask Me-Elvis Presley #7

New

Blueberry Hill-Little Richard

Thou Sall Not Steal-Dick & Dee Dee

Big Man In Town-Four Seasons

a few interesting songs on the Honorable K/mention

The oldest from July I'll Be Back-The Beatles It must have got a lot of airplay. Would have been a great single.

Little Honda/Wendy-Beach Boys half of the EP that also featured Hushabye and Don't Back Down

If You Need Me/Around and Around-Rolling Stones a British single

Gone Gone Gone-Everly Brothers A few years ago on the TV series American Dreams, the Everly Brothers were featured on the American Bandstand portion of the show performing this song. Anyone remember this? Also last year Alison Krauss had song with this same title performed with one of those guys from Led Zeppelin. Was it the same song?

KFXM and K/men October 28-29, 1971

Gypsies, Tramps & Thieves-Cher #1 on both KFXM and K/men
K/men highest debut I'm A Man/Questions '67 & '68-Chicago #24 New
Fool Me-Joe South
Freedom Comes, Freedom Goes-Fortunes
Seems to be a lot of blankspace on the K-MENTERTAINER this week

KFXM highest debur Inner City Blues-Marvin Gaye #25

Picture of Chris Roberts, Doug Collins Bruce Chandler contemplating a pineapple

New

Stones-Neil Diamond

Hallelujah-Sweathog

KFXM October 28, 1960

New Orleans-Gary US Bonds #1
Highest debut Tonights The Night-Shirreles #35
Big jump for Last Date-Floyd Cramer #3 New
Like Strangers/(Brand New)Heartache-Everly Brothers
Gee Whiz-Innocents

K/mentertainer October 25, 1969

Come Together/Something-Beatles #1
Highest debut You've Lost That Lovin' Feeling-Dionne Warwick #23 New
Midnight Cowboy-Ferrante & Teicher

Even though it's gone from the survey one of the most requested is Sugar Sugar-Archies (still). Shouldn't have been listed on the survey somewhere?

A Beatles Happening on K/men

KFXM October 24, 1969

Come Together/Something-Beatles #1
Highest debut Fortunate Son-Creedence Clearwater Revival #23 New
Leaving On A Jet Plane-Peter, Paul & Mary
Suite: Judy Blue Eyes-Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young

Anyone go to the Gramophone shop in The Inland Center to buy records?

KFXM and K/men October 23, 1964

Baby I Need Your Lovin'-Four Tops #1
Highest debut-Everything's Alright-Newbeats #32

New
Mountain Of Love-Johnny Rivers
Little Marie-Chuck Berry

Scratchy-Travis Wommack # 1

Highest debut Leader Of The Pack-Shangri-las #2

New

Ringo-Lorne Greene

Mr Lonely-Bobby Vinton

She Knows Me Too Well-Beach Boys Flip this one over for When I Grow Up (To Be A Man)

The Rolling Stones return Halloween-Swing Auditorium

KFXM 1984/1985

I rememeber at the beginning of the year, I heard that KFXM was going to switch formats, but it was going to be at the beginning of the summer. One day (I assume Feb 1985) I turned it on and it wasn't the same KFXM.


Going through the surveys I have for 1984 (very incomplete) and 1985, these are the last mention of the djs. I would assume one these people was the last on the air, or maybe Al Anthony? If he was still there, which I think he was.
Craig Powers/Lori Gaston 6-10 am, Jeff Kelly 10-3pm, Terry Shea 3-7 pm, Mark Mendoza 7- Midnight (no onelisted for Midnight - 6am) or the last guy could be one of the
Weekenders Gary "Breakdance" Allen, Jerry McKenna, Buddy Irwin, Bob Randall, but probably not Wolfman Jack.
These issues are July 23, 1984 and August 13, 1984
The very last DJ mention I found was Nov 26, 1984 that had a blurb that stated "Craig Powers In The Morning"

Last KFXM Survey Top 40

I had a question on the last KFXM survey, so... here are the last two that I have. Notice it is a Top 40 again. Anyone seen any after these dates?
I thought I had posted the last survey before, but I couldn't find it.

KFXM and K/men October 21-22, 1971

Oops! Originally put up the incorrect week/month! What was I thinking?!? Really don't want it to be September again. Thanks to lord darth sidious for seeing what I couldnt see.


Yo-Yo-Osmonds #1 on both KFXM and K/men
Highest debut Two Divided By Love-Grass Roots
New
All I Ever Need Is You-Sonny & Cher

Hey! As a few people have pointed out recently Bruce Chandler moved from K/men to KFXM. But has any DJ had his picture on two different radio surveys at the same time as currently working at both in the same city?

Highest debut You Brought The Joy-Freda Payne #26 New

Got To Be There-Michael Jackson

Hello Bruce Chandler...Goodbye Bob B. Blue

KFXM October 21, 1960

Sorry for the quality, but this is the best I have for this week. Someone sent me the survey in two scans, with the middle section missing.

A Thousand Stars-Kathy Young & The Innocents #1

Highest debut Last Date-Floyd Cramer #20 New

Perfedia/No Trespassing-Ventures

Twisting and Kissing-Fabian

K/mentertainer October 18, 1969

Come Together/Something-Beatles #1
Highest debu tAnd When I Die-Blood, Sweat & Tears #25 New
Leaving On A Jet Plane-Peter, Paul & Mary

An interesting description of Dave McCormick
Harry Scarborough is back All night long

KFXM October 17, 1969

Come Together/Something-Beatles #1
Highest debut Is That All There Is-Peggy Lee #15 New
Fortunate Son/Down On The Corner-Creedence Clearwater Revivial
Tonight I'll Be Staying With You-Bob Dylan
Na Na Hey Hey Kiss Him Goodbye-Steam

Big bonus for Don McCoy!
It's now official Charlie Walters is 12-3 Don McCoy 3-7 and Danny Dare headed out into the sunset.

KFXM and K/men October 16, 1964

#1 again Scratchy-Travis Wommack
Higest debut Baby Love-Supremes #9 New
It's Gonna Be Alright-Gerry & The Pacemakers
I'm Into Something Good-Herman's Hermits
Little Marie-Chuck Berry
Baby I Need Your Lovin'-Four Tops #1
Highest debut
Is It True-Brenda Lee #28

Hear The "Tough 12" Weeknights...8:00-9:00 On The Barry Boyd Show

Anyone know what this is?

New

Walking In The Rain-Ronnettes

S-W-I-M-Bobby Freeman

KFXM and K/men October 14, 1971

I've Found Someone Of My Own-Free Movement #1
Highest debut Easy Lovin'-Freddie Hart #26 debuting higher than Imagine-John Lennon #28 New
I'd Love To Change The World-Ten Years After
Billboard of KFXM and -Nichelle Nichols from Star Trek!
Yo-Yo-Osmonds #1
Highest debut Only You Know And I Know-Delaney & Bonnie #26

New

I'm Coming Home-Tommy James

Jennifer-Bobby Sherman

A review of the new John Lennon album, contrasting it with the works of James Taylor

KFXM October 14, 1960

A Thousand Stars-Cathy Young & The Innocents #1 big jump from #18
Highest debut Let's Go Let's Go Let's Go-Hank Ballard #35 New
You're Sixteen-Johnny Burnette
Humdinger-Freddie Cannon
The Magnificent Seven-Al Caiola
Woman From Liberia-Jimmie Rodgers
Some will be hits, some won't.

Only "The Swingin' Six" instead of "Seven" DJ's. Is Roger Christian headed for LA?

K/mentertainer October 11, 1969

Suspicious Minds-Elvis Presley #1
Highest debut Come Together/Something-Beatles #9 and Is That All There Is?-Peggy Lee #15 New
Undun-Guess Who
You've (Got) Lost That Lovin' Feeling-Dionne Warwick

New Beatles single and new LP Get Back which is supposed to be a two disc set with 7 new songs and about 20 sides from Beatles recent singles

Mark Ford and the new Car 1290

KFXM October 10, 1969

Suspicious Minds-Elvis Presley #1
Highest debut Something/Come Together-Beatles #4 also Jesus Is A Soul Man-Lawrence Reynolds #24
Ed GRrrrr Sez...mentions Charlie Walters. I believe he has replaced Danny Dare
We should be seeing Charlie's picture soon.
New
Eli's Coming-Three Dog Night
Cherry Hill Park-Billy Joe Royal
Make Your Own Kind Of Music-Mama Cass

KFXM and K/men October 9, 1964

Scratchy-Travis Wommack #1
Highest debut Chug-A-Lug-Roger Miller #7
also debuting Gear-Dave Myers #8 Mr. Kix presents the return of The Rolling Stones

October 31st, at the Swing Auditorium,

San Bernardino!

New

She's Not There-Zombies
Slaughter On Tenth Avenue-Ventures
Leader Of The Pack-Shangri-Las
Time Is On My Side-Rolling Stones

You Really Got Me-Kinks #1
Highest debut The Door Is Still Open To My Heart-Dean Martin #30

No abbreviation for #9KFXM is also presnting a concert with Roy Orbison, The Candy Men, The Blendells, The Premiers, Eddie & The Showmen at the San Bernardino Civic Auditorium

New

Aint That Lovin' You Baby-Elvis Presley
I'm Into Something good-Herman's Hermits