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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Thursday, September 02, 2010
KFXM September 1, 1972
Presenting the KFXM Beach Towel: I'm Still In Love With You-Al Green #1 Rock and Roll-Gary Glitter #4 Beautiful Sunday-Daniel Boone #7 Baby, Don't Get Hooked On Me-Mac Davis #10 Highest debut Power Of Love-Joe Simon #25
Humble Pie plus Slade at The Swing Auditorium
New My Ding-A-Ling-Chuck Berry
Ben-Michael Jackson
5 comments:
Anonymous
said...
How did MY DING A LING ever become a hit. Hated it then and don't love it now. Was this CHESS last and final fling in pop hits?
I hated it too, but it was Chuck Berry's ONLY number-one single on the pop charts....despite the fact that probably half the Top-40 stations refused to even play it. With all of Berry's earlier hits, that is almost impossible to believe!
Tom in Lexington, KY
(A former K/MEN & KFXM listener from 1959-1965 while living in Riverside, CA)
Anyone out there ever taken the CHESS studios tour in Chicago. Great place to go and think of all the stuff that came out of that place. Ground zero for so many hits. You stand there in the studio that gave us so much.
By the way, it's located at 2120 SOUTH MICHIGAN AVENUE. Sound familiar? It's a Rolling Stones tune made when they recorded 12x5 album there. Homage to the address.
5 comments:
How did MY DING A LING ever
become a hit.
Hated it then and don't love
it now.
Was this CHESS last and
final fling in pop hits?
I hated it too, but it was Chuck Berry's ONLY number-one single on the pop charts....despite the fact that probably half the Top-40 stations refused to even play it. With all of Berry's earlier hits, that is almost impossible to believe!
Tom in Lexington, KY
(A former K/MEN & KFXM listener from 1959-1965 while living in Riverside, CA)
CHESS must have been desperate
but it worked.
Anyone out there ever taken
the CHESS studios tour in
Chicago. Great place to go and
think of all the stuff that came
out of that place. Ground
zero for so many hits.
You stand there in the studio
that gave us so much.
By the way, it's located at
2120 SOUTH MICHIGAN AVENUE.
Sound familiar? It's a Rolling
Stones tune made when they
recorded 12x5 album there.
Homage to the address.
Hey, diddywop, is that ole Ding-A-Ling still hangin'???
(at CHESS Studios tour)
The CHESS studio tour is
a must-see if in Chicago.
Just a block East from
there is the CHESS record
pressing plant. No tours.
Just a few blocks North of
CHESS is home of VEE-JAY records.
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