KFXM and K/men July 2, 1965

Issue 2 of the Tiger Mag. The dates have been messed up on them. Date in my title matches the single page survey posted below the Tiger Mag. The date that the Tiger Mag will entually settle on, will be the day before the dates on the single page survey. Example: Current issue has the dates June 26-July 2, 1965. This Tiger Mag will then be June 25, 1965. I may have to do some adjusting in my posting.
Satisfaction-Rolling Stones #1 on both stations
Highest debut I Feel A Whole Lot Better-Byrds #33

The Torquays

New
Save Your Heart For Me-Gary Lewis
Hold Me Thrill Me Kiss Me-Mel Carter
I Got You Babe-Sonny & Cher

K/men highest debut All I Really Want To Do-Cher #7

New
California Girls-Beach Boys
I'm Alive-Hollies
It Ain't Me Babe-Turtles

K/men British Pop Top Twenty #1 Crying In The Chapel-Elvis Presley

KFXM June 30, 1972

Outa-Space-Billy Preston #1
Highest debut Coconut-Nilsson #27 New
Layla-Derek & The Dominoes

KFXM June 30, 1961

Quarter To Three-Gary "US" Bonds #1
Highest debut I've Got News For You-Ray Charles #34 New
Let's Twist Again-Chubby Checker

Broken Hearted-Miracles

So Far Away-Rochell and The Candles

Like Charlston-Paul Revere & The Raiders

Starting soon on KFXM, the "Oldie But Goodie" Treasure Hunt.... Anyone out there remember that?

Bonus: KFXM April 10, 1959

New aquisition. I received scans of this 1959 KFXM survey from a collector of surveys. He has over 1,000 surveys . Thank you, Frank!
Sea Cruise-Frankie Ford #1 New

Kansas City-Wilbert Harrison/Rocky Olson

A Teenager In Love-Dion & The Belmonts

KFXM and K/men June 25, 1965

Last week was the debut of the new K/mentertainer newspaper. This week the new Tiger Mag. This a restored copy that someone had sent me. Sections are cut off at the bottom of some pages, but that's the way I received it.
Satisfaction-Rolling Stones #1 on both stations.
Highest debut Walk In The Black Forest-Herman's Hermits #26 I don't think so. Actually Horst Jankowski and up from 30 last week. I'm Henry The VIII I Am actually the highest debut at #27New
I Feel A Whole Lot Better-Byrds
My Little Red Book-Manfred Mann
Yes, the date doesn't match on the survey and the cover. It wiil take about a month for them to get it right.

I've heard KFXM had planned a newspaer before K/MEN, but K/MEN rushed to beat them to the punch. But who knows?

KFXM also continued their small version of the fabulous forty for the next few months. This one even advertised the first Tiger Mag

Volume 1 No. 2 K/mentertainer newspaper

Highest debut Hold Me Thrill Me Kiss Me-Mel Carter #5

New

Whittier Blvd-Thee Midnighters

I Want Candy-Strangeloves

Save Your heart For Me-Gary Lewis

KFXM June 23, 1972

I've Been Lonely For So Long-Frederick Knight #1
Highest debut Rocket Man-Elton John #23 New
School's Out-Alice Cooper
Bandy(You're A Fine Girl)-Looking Glass
Win tickets to see What's Up Doc at the All-New Crest Theatre

KFXM June 23, 1961

Quarter To Three-Gary "US" Bonds #1
Highest debut Eventually/Dum-Dum-Brenda Lee #32 New
Here In My Heart-The New Al Martino (What happened to the old one?)
She Said She Wants To Dance-Bobby Freeman (did his own answer song?)
Foot Stomping-The Flares
Voyage To The Bottom Of The Sea-Frankie Avalon

KFXM and K/MEN June 18, 1965

The NEW K/mentertainer Newspaper Volume I Number 1 For those not familiar with this edition. It is on newsprint and when opened to the front page is 11 x 17 1/2 This newpaper will be around for awhile.



The third Inland Empire Rolling Stones concert!

K/men Kwotes with the newest of the K/men Bob Griffin, and Jim Markham has left the building. (OK he's still here, but in a different department, the news department with Lyle Kilgore)
The reasoning behind the title change in the new Beatles movie

Satifaction-Rolling Stones #1
Highest debut What's New Pussycat-Tom Jones #2
New

Laurie-Dickie Lee

All I Really Want To Do-Cher
All I Really Want to do-Byrds

Let Her Dance-Bobby Fuller Four (Why wasn't this a hit?)

I Got You Babe-Sonny & Cher

I Can't Help Myself-Four Tops #1
Highest debut What's New Pussycat-Tom Jones #33

New
I Like It Like That-Dave Clark 5
I Want Candy-Strangloves
Justine-Righteous Brothers

KFXM and K/MEN June 16, 1972

Las K/MEN survey until September 1972 Nice To Be WithYou-Gallery #1
highest debut Superwoman-Stevie Wonder #26

New

Brandy-Looking Glass

Long Cool Woman-Hollies

I've Been Lovin' You So Long-Frederick Knight #1
Highest debut People Make The World Go Round-Stylistics #26

New
Papa Was A Rolling Stone-Undisputed Truth

KFXM June 16, 1961

Raindrops-Dee Clark #1
The Boll Weevil Song-Brook Benton #36
Hold Me Thrill Me Kiss Me-Lanny Duncan moving into the top 10
Introducing Bob Griffin as one of "The Section Eights" DJs
New
Eventually/Dum-Dum-Brenda Lee
Heaven Is Being With You-Jackie DeShannon
Last Night-Mar-Keys

KFXM and K/men June 11, 1965

#1 and highest debut Satisfaction-Rolling Stones New
What's New Pussycat-Tom Jones
(Such An) Easy Question-Elvis Presley
I'm Henry The VIII I Am-Herman's Hermits
Sea Of Love-Hondells

I Can't Help Myself-Four Tops #1
Highest debut Satisfaction-Rolling Stones #30

New
Trains and Boats and Planes-Billy J. Kramer
Sunshine, Lollipops and Rainbows-Leslie Gore
Call Me-Chambers Brothers
It Feels So Right-Elvis Presley

KFXM and K/MEN June 9, 1972

Dusty Morgan wearing a K/men Keep On Truckin' T-Shirt I've Been Lonely For So Long-Frederick Knight #1
Highest debut Too Young-Donny Osmond #27

New
Little Woman Love-Paul McCartney

After Midnight-J.J. Cale

School's Out-Alice Cooper

Walkin' In The Rain-Love Unlimited #1

Highest debut Conquistidor-Procol Harum #26

Ron Christian is back on KFXM after how many years? (The picture is also back from those many years ago, too.) Thom Devine has left the building.

New
People Make The World Go Round-Stylistics
It Doesn't Matter-Stephen Stills

KFXM June 9, 1961

Raindrops-Dee Clark #1
Highest debut Down On My Knees-Walter Vaughn #29
Big jump Stand By Me-Ben E. King #9
Three versions of Yellow Bird-Welk/Lyman/Williams #40 New
Raining In My Heart-Slim Harpo/Dorsey Burnette

POW! Right In The Kisser!-Larry Verne

Till the End Of Time-The Spinners

KFXM and K/men June 4, 1965

Mr. Tambourine Man-Byrds #1 on both stations
Highest debut on K/men Wonderful World -Herman's Hermits #9 New
Justine-Righteous Bros
Satisfaction-Rolling Stones
Hold Me Thrill Me Kiss Me-Mel Carter

Highest debut Peanuts (La Cacahuata)-Sunglows #32

New

Satisfaction-Rolling Stones

I Need You/Set Me Free-Kinks

KFXM and K/MEN June 2, 1972

Diary-Bread #1
I Wanna Be Where You Are-Michael Jackson #27 New
Conquistidor-Procol Harum
Superwoman-Stevie Wonder
Song Song Blue-Neil Diamond #1
Highest debut Lean On Me-Bill Withers #24

New
Too Young-Donny Osmond
Layla-Derek & The Dominoes

Powder Blue Mercedes Queen-(Paul Revere & The) Raiders

Here we have four of the K/men Mark Ford Bill McKinney Buddy Scott Jim Quinn

KFXM June 2, 1961

Hello Mary Lou/Flip(Travelin' Man)-Ricky Nelson #1
Highest debut Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me-Lanny Duncan #30 New

Hats Off To Larry-Del Shannon

Yellow Bird-Lawrence Welk/Arthur Lyman