Have A KOLA This Week in 1976

KFXM & K/men This Week in 1964

The Beatles have taken over the charts.  K/MEN is having a little fun with the song titles, and the K/men pictures.

KFXM and K/men this week in 1972

Early 1970's, before disco, but the Bee Gees are still on the survey.  

 

Didn't expect any Beatles, but  Paul and George have albums listed.

 

A lot of laid back stuff like Carpenters and Bread.

 

Wasn't a big hit, but I liked Son Of My Father by Giorgio.

 

A few remakes like Joy, Lion Sleeps Tonight, The Way Of Love,  I Can't Help Myself, Puppy Love.

 

Rod Stewart just starting out with Faces doing Stay With Me.

 

Grassroots are still one of my favorite groups. Charting with Glory Bound.

 

And of course there is Cher on the charts.

 

 

This week in 1968

Love Is Blue-Paul Mauriat #1

 

The Beatles in 1963 on KFXM and K/men

6 Months before The Beatles had their first national hit with I Want To Hold Your Hand, they had a top ten hit on KFXM and K/men. From Me To You peaking at #7 on KFXM, and on K/men peaking at #9

 

 

KFXM Today in 1975

Today in 1975, the hits on KFXM.  We got some disco, Rock 'n'Roll, Soul, Pop, Country.  A little bit of everything except maybe Classical and Opera.

KFXM This week in 1961

KFXM and K/MEN 1st Beatles #1 50 Years Ago

On both KFXM and K/men, the #1 record of the week is I Want To Hold Your Hand-The Beatles.  KFXM also includes I Saw Her Standing There as #1.  This is the second week the song is on the survey for each station.  If you notice on K/men, they have the date of 1/3 as when the song was first played on the station.   Also included on each survey is Please Please Me.

KFXM Top Hits of The Early 70s

Taking the first half of  KFXM's 1970's surveys, I came up with the top hits on KFXM from 1970 through 1974.   Here is what I came up with a few years ago, showing the Top 772 hits from this 5 year span of the early 1970s.  Starting with Roberta Flack and ending with Rick Nelson.

A Little KFXM Information from KFXM

Thanks to Vic Moreno for a KFXM historical document.  What year?  Perhaps sometimes in the late 1960's.

Phil Everly/Jay Traynor on KFXM

This week we lost Jay Traynor and Phil Everly.  Surveys show when they both had #1 hits on KFXM

Happy New Year! KFXM Top Hits of 1960s

Many years ago on my old computer (The computer I use now is about 7-8 years ago), I calculated the top hits of the 1960s using my KFXM surveys.  This list is based on the position the songs reached and the number of weeks on the survey.  The program was DOS, so it does not work on this computer.  So the following chart you see are photocopies of the list.

Here is the KFXM Top 1259 of the sixties, that KFXM could have done at the end of 1969.