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Friday, October 23, 2009
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.
I believe they became a pop/big band format in Feb 1985. Someone must have recorded the the last hours of KFXM as a rock station. Anyone out there know?
a Top 30 radio station's last days... with the help of contributors to Doug's blog, perhaps more details will emerge about the waning days of KFXM -- the broadcasting venue we all knew so well -- and provide a context explaining the reasons which ultimately led to the station's next incarnation. should prove for interesting comment reads to come.
Lovce to see the final
ReplyDeleteKFXM survey. What's the
final day KFXM was on air as
we knew it? When did it stop
being a rock station??
How about the last aircheck?
I believe they became a pop/big band format in Feb 1985. Someone must have recorded the the last hours of KFXM as a rock station. Anyone out there know?
ReplyDeletea Top 30 radio station's last days...
ReplyDeletewith the help of contributors to Doug's blog, perhaps more details will emerge about the waning days of KFXM -- the broadcasting venue we all knew so well -- and provide a context explaining the reasons which ultimately led to the station's next incarnation.
should prove for interesting comment reads to come.
Ok so what was the final
ReplyDeleteair date of KFXM 590 as a Rock
station?
Who did the last show?
What followed it? Did they sign
off and come back as something else?