KFXM July 27, 1981

The One That You Love-Air Supply #1

New in the top ten

Hearts-Marty Balin #6

Don't Let Him Go-REO Speedwaqgon #9

Time-Alan Parsons Project #10

Highest debut

Slow Hand-Pointer Sisters #18

also debuting

Hold On Tight-Electric Light Orchestra #30

Future Hits

Beach Boys Medley-Beach Boys

Our Lips Are Sealed-Go-Gos

Marty Feldman Eyes-Bruce"Baby Man"Baum

General Hospi-Tale-Afternoon Delights

another KFXM July 24, 1974

Here is something official on this week's survey.  The control room copy of the survey, which matches my own typed copy of the July 24th survey.  Thanks to one of the KFXM DJs (see his V.Moreno stamp on the survey) Thank you!  Interesting to see the extra comments and stats  not normally seen on a normal survey. 

 

KFXM July 24, 1974

No copy of published survey this week. The next 1974 survey is dated August 7, which I had added the date July 31, 1974.  So I'm assuming I listened to this week's countdown , because it is complete for this week (no memory of this).  And then there wasn't one printed (of found) for next week. It was a long time ago.

Rock Your Baby-George McCrae #1

New in the top ten

Don't Let The Sun Go Down On Me-Elton John #9

Highest debut

The Night Chicago Died-Paper Lace #22

Future Hits

I'm Leaving Up To You-donny & Marie

Sure As I'm Sitting Here-Three Dog Night

Wildwood Weed-Jim Stafford

KFXM July 25, 1977

I Just Want To Be Your Everything-Andy Gibb #1

New in the top ten

Margaritaville-Jimmy Buffett #8

Highest debut

Don't Stop-Fleetwood Mac #24

also debuting

Signed, Sealed Delivered-Peter Frampton #26

Emerson, Lake & Palmer

at the

Swing Auditorium  in 1977

KFXM July 20, 1981

The One That You Love-Air Supply #1

New in the top ten

Gemini Dream-Moody Blues #9

Highest debut

Lady (You Bring Me Up)-Commodores #29

Future Hits

Give It To Me Baby-Rick James

Stop Draggin' My Heart Around-Stevie Nicks

Hold On Tight-ELO

KFXM July 19, 1974

Look!  It's Al Anthony.

 

Rock The Boat-Hues Corporation #1

New in the top ten

Rikki, Don't Lose That Number-Steely Dan #6

On And On-Gladys Knight #10

Highest debut

Feel Like Makin' Love-Roberta Flack #23

future hits

The Night Chicago Died-Paper Lace 

Wild thing-Fancy

Rub It In-Billy Crash Craddock

KFXM July 18, 1977

Looks Like We Made It-Barry Manilow #1

New in the top ten

Higher and Higher-Rita Coolidge #9

Highest debut

Handy Man-James Taylor #24

KFXM July 13, 1981

The One That You Love-Air Supply #1

New in the top ten

Jessie's Girl-Rick Springfield #8 

Elvira-Oak Ridge Boys #9

The Stroke-Billy Squier #10

Highest debut

You're My Girl-Franke & The Knockouts #28

Future Hits

Lady (You Bring Me Up)-Commodores

Fire and Ice-Pat Benatar

No Getting Over Me-Ronnie Milsap

Blue Oyster Cult

and

Pat Travers

at

The Swing Auditorium

KFXM July 11, 1977

Undercover Angel-Alan O'Day #1

New in the top ten

I'm In You-Peter Frampton #8

Highest debut

Margaritaville-Jimmy Buffett #30

KFXM July 6, 1981

All Those Years Ago-George Harrison #1

New in the top ten

Theme From America Hero-Joey Scarbury #8

Highest debut

Nightwalker-Gino Vanelli #30

Future Hits

A Woman In Love-Tom Petty

In The Air Tonight-Phil Collins

Lay Back In The Arms Of Someone-Savoy Brown

KFXM July 4/12, 1974

Survey is dated July 12, but it there is no issue between this one and the last one I posted.  (Look at the Last Week numbers)

If You Love Me Let Me Know-Olivia Newton-John #1

New in the top ten

Annie's song-John Denver #9

Highest debut

Please Come To Boston-Dave Loggins #29

future hits

Tell Me Something Good-Rufus

In Concert

Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young

The Beach Boys

Joe Walsh &  Barnstorm

Jesse Colin Young

and

The Band

at

ONTARIO MOTOR SPEEDWAY

The First Annual

KFXM "DJ"

Motocross

Anyone out there win a motorcycle from KFXM in 1974?

Happy 4th! Celebrate 40 Years Ago

Back in 1972, I was there.  This took place at the National Orange Show Racetrack on E Street.

Of the groups playing, I really wanted to see Freddie Cannon.  Freddie was the last one to come on, and it was getting dark.  Most of the other groups before Freddie did not do a good job.  I don't think The Drifters even made it to the stage.   The people didn't want to hear the music, but wanted to see the fireworks.  People were yelling for the fireworks to begin.  Freddie Cannon came on, and people were still yelling.  He did only one song, Action.  It was great, but people didn't want to hear him.  They only wanted the fireworks. 

KFXM July 4, 1977

Undercover Angel-Alan O'Day #1  This is the 6th week this song has been #1.  And guess what will be #1 next week? That is really strange.  Songs like Life In The Fast Lane-Eagles or Dreams-Fleetwood Mac didn't get to #1 on the survey, but that's how it goes. 

New in the top ten

Do You Want To Make Love-Peter McCann #10

Highest debut

Da Doo Ron Ron-Shaun Cassidy #20

also new

You Made Me Believe In Magic-Bay City Rollers

More KFXM K/MEN Stuff

More envelopes, and something that came in one of them.

The back side of a San Bernardino Map