KFXM August 30, 1974

I Shot The Sheriff-Eric Clapton #1

New in the top ten

Nothing From Nothing-Billy Preston #5

It's Only Rock And Roll-Rolling Stones #7

Can't Get Enough Of Your Love Baby-Barry White #8

Highest debut

Sweet Home Alabama-Lynyrd Skynyrd #24

future hits

Can't Get Enough-Bad Company 

You Little Trustmaker-The Tymes

KFXM August 29, 1977

You And Me-Alice Cooper #1

New in the top ten

Best Of My Love-Emotions #5

Give A Little Bit-Supertramp #8

Highest debut

On & On-Stephen Bishop #20

also new

She Did It-Eric Carmen #30

KFXM August 28, 1959

Sea Of Love-Phil Phillips #1

What'd I Say--Parts 1 & 2-Ray Charles #2

Did KFXM play both parts right after one another?

Velvet Waters-Megatrons

I've never heard this song

WAX TO WATCH

Love Potion No. 9-Clovers

Suzie Baby-Bobby Vee & The Shadows

Torquay-Fireballs

Young Girl-Al Williams (From Pacific High)

KFXM August 22, 1977

I'm In You-Peter Frampton #1

New in the top ten

Don't Stop-Fleetwood Mac #4

You and Me-Alice Cooper #6

Highest debut

Telephone Line-ELO #19

also debuting

Just A Song Before I Go-Crosby, Stills and Nash #21

 

KFXM August 21, 1959

Thanks to Ray Keith, a color copy of this KFXM survey, which I only was able to post a black and white one before.

Sea Of Love-Phil Phillips #1

also in the top ten

What'd I Say-Ray Charles #3

Big Hunk Of Love/My Wish Came True-Elvis Presley #6

There Goes My Baby-Drifters #8

Wax To Watch

Mr. Blue-the Fleetwoods

Mack The Knife-Bobby Darin

Hey Little Girl-Dee Clark

Kissin' Time-Bobby Rydell

Leave My Kitten Alone-Little Willie John

KFXM August 17, 1981

Slow Hand-Pointer Sisters #1

New in the top ten

Stop Draggin' My Heart Around-Stevie Nicks #8

Hold On Tight-Electric Light Orchestra #10

Highest debut

Endless Love-Diana Ross and Lionel Ritchie #15

Future Hits

Start Me Up-Rolling Stones

Night Owls-Little River Band

KFXM August 14, 1974

Control Room Copy courtesy of Vic Moreno

The Night Chicago Died-Paper Lace #1

New in the top ten

Rock Me Gently-Andy Kim #5

Wild Thing-Fancy #6

You're Having My Baby-Paul Anka #7

Wildwood Weed-Jim Stafford #8

Rub It In-Billy C. Craddock #9

Highest debut

It's Only Rock and Roll-Rolling Stones#17

Future Hits

I Love My Friend-Charlie Rich

Can't Get Enough-Bad Company

Sweet Home Alabama-Lynyrd Skynyrd

Beach Baby-First Class

Live It Up Part 1-Isley Brothers

KFXM August 15, 1977

I'm In You-Peter Frampton #1

New in the top ten

Barracuda-Heart #5

Handy Man-James Taylor #10

Highest debut

Give A Little Bit-Supertramp #24

1970 KOLA August 12, 1970

This is the earliest KOLA survey that I have.  It's probably not the first KOLA survey, but it is the earliest that I have seen.  The next one I have is dated for September 1970, which I will post in September.

Signed, Sealed Delivered-Stevie Wonder #1

Highest debuting

Snowbird-Anne Murray #5

I (Who Have Nothing)-Tom Jones #9

New Records To Watch

It's So Nice-Jackie DeShannon

Green Eyed Lady-Sugarloaf

He'll Never Love You-Gentrys

KFXM August 10, 1981 and DJ Signatures

Jessie's Girl-Rick Springfield #1

New in the top ten

Lady (You Bring Me Up)-Commodores  #6

Queen Of Hearts-Juice Newton #7

Boy From New York City-Manhatten Transfer #8

Urgent-Foreigner #9

Highest debut

Who's Crying Now-Journey #23

Future Hits

Backfired-Debbie Harry

Magic Man-Herb Alpert

Dedicated To The One I Love-Bernadette Peters

Here's the first look in a long time at the KFXM DJs

If I can read the signatures correctly, we have

Ed Mann

Dan Murphy

Jay Cervanko

Terry Shea

Jason McQueen

Pat Toney

Bobby O'Brien

Stan Soto

Rich Watson

KFXM August 8, 1977

Yes, this is the August 8th survey 

I'm In You-Peter Frampton #1

New in the top ten

It's Sad to Belong-England Dan and John Ford Cooley #7

Watcha Gonna Do-Pablo Cruise #8

Highest debut

You and Me-Alice Cooper #18

 

KFXM August 3, 1981

Theme From Greatest American Hero-Joey Scarbury #1

New in the top ten

Slow Hand-Pointer Sisters #10

Highest debut

Stop Draggin' My Heart Around-Stevie Nicks #18

Future Hits

Teardrops-George Harrison

Who's Crying Now-Journey

KFXM July 31/August 7, 1974

This is the next survey after July 24, 1974 even though dated August 7, 1974.   It looks like a survey was skipped. There won't be another one until 8/14.  Compare the last week's numbers on this survey and July 24th, and they match.  As a bonus the contol room copy, which shows the same numbers. 

The Night Chicago Died-Paper Lace #1

New in the top ten

Feel Like Making Love-Roberta Flack #4

Tell Me Something Good-Rufus #7

Waterloo-ABBA #9

I Shot The Sheriff-Eric Clapton #10 (This shows last week at #40, but is actually the highest debut)

also debuting

Clap For The Wolfman-Guess Who #29

future hits

It's Only Rock n' Roll-Rolling Stones

Another Saturday Night-Cat Stevens

Concert coming up

Edgar Winter

with

Rick Derringer

plus

Bad Company

At the Swing Auditorium

If you would like to read the control room survey, be sure to click on it to enlarge it.

KFXM August 1, 1977

Hello!  I know it's printed August 8, 1977, but it is actually August 1, 1977.  Next weeks will be printed August 1, 1977, but you guessed it, it is August 8, 1977.  Just compare the position numbers in the Last Week column.

Do You Wanna Make Love-Peter McCann #1

Nothing new in the top ten.

Nothing new on the survey at all.