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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Sunday, July 21, 2013
KVCR #3
The last KVCR survey I have from 1977. It is now being printed. I probably picked this up at a record store. Anyone else out there have any KVCR surveys that they would like to share?
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Interesting how much more polished and professional looking this latter-1970's decade KVCR-FM survey looks. It seems the boys at V.C. were ready to challenge the big boys at KFXM/Kmen for top 40 radio supremacy!
I answered this one on another thread, but it's worth answering again. Virgil Snake was the incredibly creative Doug DeRoo. He's the only guy in the history of radio who went from a gig in Los Angeles to a gig in San Bernardino to a gig in Bakersfield by choice. The guy just loved Bakersfield and sacrificed what could have been a big radio career to work in a town he loved.
3 comments:
Interesting how much more polished and professional looking this latter-1970's decade KVCR-FM survey looks.
It seems the boys at V.C. were ready to challenge the big boys at KFXM/Kmen for top 40 radio supremacy!
By the way, are there any Valley College broadcasting alumni who know about whatever became of a KVCR dee jay known as Virgin (aka Virgil) Snake?
I answered this one on another thread, but it's worth answering again. Virgil Snake was the incredibly creative Doug DeRoo. He's the only guy in the history of radio who went from a gig in Los Angeles to a gig in San Bernardino to a gig in Bakersfield by choice. The guy just loved Bakersfield and sacrificed what could have been a big radio career to work in a town he loved.
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