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  • KFRC (610 AM)
  • Radio station in San Francisco (1924–2005)

    KFRC (610 AM) was a radio station in San Francisco, California. It first began broadcasting on September 24, 1924, from a studio in the Hotel Whitcomb

    KFRC (610 AM)

    KFRC (610 AM)

    KFRC_(610_AM)

  • KFRC
  • Topics referred to by the same term

    KFRC may refer to: KFRC-FM, a radio station (106.9 FM) carrying a simulcast of KCBS and licensed to San Francisco, California, United States KZDG, a radio

    KFRC

    KFRC

  • KFRC-FM
  • All-news radio station in San Francisco

    KFRC-FM (106.9 MHz) is a commercial radio station in San Francisco, California, serving the San Francisco Bay Area. It currently simulcasts sister station

    KFRC-FM

    KFRC-FM

    KFRC-FM

  • KMVQ-FM
  • Radio station in San Francisco

    bought KFRC. On August 12, 1993, KFRC-FM began simulcasting on 610 AM. This was not KFRC's first attempt at FM broadcasting. For many years, KFRC owned

    KMVQ-FM

    KMVQ-FM

  • Tom Rounds
  • American broadcasting executive (1936–2014)

    1964; Jacobs recommended Tom Rounds for the position at KFRC in San Francisco. While at KFRC, Rounds began promoting large multi-act concerts to benefit

    Tom Rounds

    Tom_Rounds

  • KEAR (AM)
  • Family Radio flagship station in San Francisco

    been home to the original KFRC for over eight decades, from September 24, 1924 until April 29, 2005. In the 1960s and 1970s, KFRC was a legendary Top 40

    KEAR (AM)

    KEAR_(AM)

  • Merv Griffin
  • American talk show host (1925–2007)

    appearing on San Francisco Sketchbook, a nationally syndicated program based at KFRC. He was overweight as an adolescent and a young man, which led to some disappointment

    Merv Griffin

    Merv Griffin

    Merv_Griffin

  • Fantasy Fair and Magic Mountain Music Festival
  • Event held in California

    The KFRC Fantasy Fair and Magic Mountain Music Festival was an event held June 10 and 11, 1967, at the 4,000-seat Sidney B. Cushing Memorial Amphitheatre

    Fantasy Fair and Magic Mountain Music Festival

    Fantasy_Fair_and_Magic_Mountain_Music_Festival

  • Oldies
  • Musical genres from the second half of the 20th century

    KCBS AM simulcast. KFRC now only airs on 106.9 FM HD-2 and online at KFRC.com. But KFRC came back again. On January 1, 2009, KFRC returned on the radio

    Oldies

    Oldies

  • Harry McClintock
  • American singer-songwriter (1884–1957)

    participated in a KFRC Radio talent contest. His performance of his song "The Big Rock Candy Mountains" won him spots on two new KFRC radio shows: a children's

    Harry McClintock

    Harry_McClintock

  • Renel Brooks-Moon
  • American radio personality and sports announcer

    American former radio personality who hosted shows on radio stations KCBS, KFRC, KMEL, and KISQ before serving as the public address announcer for the San

    Renel Brooks-Moon

    Renel Brooks-Moon

    Renel_Brooks-Moon

  • KPIX-TV
  • Television station in San Francisco

    KPYX, KPIX shares its building with formerly co-owned radio stations KCBS, KFRC-FM, KITS, KLLC, KRBQ and KZDG (all now owned by Audacy, Inc.), although they

    KPIX-TV

    KPIX-TV

    KPIX-TV

  • Don Rose
  • American radio personality (1934–2005)

    American radio personality on KFRC AM 610 in San Francisco, California from October 1973 to 1986. Prior to joining KFRC, Rose had been a prominent broadcaster

    Don Rose

    Don_Rose

  • KCBS (AM)
  • Radio station in San Francisco, California, United States

    site is located in Novato. Its programming is simulcast on co-owned 106.9 KFRC-FM plus that station's HD1 digital sub-channel. It is Northern California's

    KCBS (AM)

    KCBS (AM)

    KCBS_(AM)

  • KMEL
  • Urban contemporary radio station in San Francisco

    and today is KOSF. On May 7, 1958, RKO General, owner of Top 40 powerhouse KFRC 610 AM, was granted authority to construct a new station at 106.1 FM and

    KMEL

    KMEL

    KMEL

  • Blue Monday Jamboree
  • American old-time radio variety program

    United States. It was broadcast initially (beginning January 24, 1927) on KFRC in San Francisco, California, then was distributed on the West Coast by the

    Blue Monday Jamboree

    Blue_Monday_Jamboree

  • Bea Benaderet
  • American actress (1906–1968)

    Cabin. In 1926, Benaderet joined the staff of San Francisco radio station KFRC, which was under the new ownership of Don Lee and where her duties included

    Bea Benaderet

    Bea Benaderet

    Bea_Benaderet

  • Richie Furay
  • American musician (born 1944)

    Poco pictured with the staff of KFRC, c. 1970. Furay is fourth from right, wearing the striped shirt

    Richie Furay

    Richie Furay

    Richie_Furay

  • Zodiac (film)
  • 2007 film by David Fincher

    tapestry of sound design, vintage songs of the period, sound bites and clips of KFRC and advertisements for "Mathews Top of the Hill Daly City" (a prominent local

    Zodiac (film)

    Zodiac_(film)

  • Dusty Springfield
  • British singer (1939–1999)

    in several markets across the US, reaching number one in San Francisco (KFRC and KYA) and San Jose, California (KLIV) and no. 2 in Boston (WBZ), among

    Dusty Springfield

    Dusty Springfield

    Dusty_Springfield

  • Ben Fong-Torres
  • American rock journalist (born 1945)

    documentaries. In 2007 to 2008, he hosted Backstage Sundays on San Francisco's KFRC-FM, and he was a DJ on BossBossRadio.com until 2016, when he became program

    Ben Fong-Torres

    Ben Fong-Torres

    Ben_Fong-Torres

  • George Grantham (musician)
  • American drummer and vocalist (born 1947)

    George Grantham Grantham (left) and Rusty Young at KFRC in 1970. Background information Born (1947-01-20) January 20, 1947 (age 79) Cordell, Oklahoma,

    George Grantham (musician)

    George Grantham (musician)

    George_Grantham_(musician)

  • Les Garland
  • American Entertainment Executive

    Los Angeles, CKLW Windsor, Ontario, WRKO Boston, and KFRC San Francisco In San Francisco, KFRC took the place as the top rated radio station in Northern

    Les Garland

    Les Garland

    Les_Garland

  • Dale Dorman
  • American DJ

    to WOLF (Syracuse, New York 1965), KYNO (Fresno, California) 1965-1966, KFRC (San Francisco) 1966-1968, WRKO (Boston) 1968–78, and later on WXKS-FM (1978–2003)

    Dale Dorman

    Dale_Dorman

  • Hofbrau
  • Carvery-style restaurant

    Almond Blossom Restaurant on Van Ness Avenue at Geary in San Francisco. KFRC vocalist Tommy Harris, his cousin, became his partner in the restaurant.

    Hofbrau

    Hofbrau

  • List of radio stations in the San Francisco Bay Area
  • KMEL San Francisco (Urban contemporary) 106.5 KEZR San Jose (Hot AC) 106.9 KFRC-FM San Francisco (All-news) 107.3 KLVS Livermore (K-Love)* 107.7 KSAN San

    List of radio stations in the San Francisco Bay Area

    List_of_radio_stations_in_the_San_Francisco_Bay_Area

  • Jim Lange
  • American game show host and DJ (1932–2014)

    in the Bay Area. During that period he initially worked afternoons on 610/KFRC. He eventually accepted an offer to broadcast weekday mornings on "Magic

    Jim Lange

    Jim Lange

    Jim_Lange

  • Hippie
  • 1960s subculture

    came together in Manhattan for the Central Park Be-In on Easter Sunday. The KFRC Fantasy Fair and Magic Mountain Music Festival from June 10–11, and the Monterey

    Hippie

    Hippie

    Hippie

  • Contemporary hit radio
  • Radio format

    noteworthy North American top 40 stations that used the Drake approach included KFRC in San Francisco; CKLW in Windsor, Ontario; WRKO in Boston; WHBQ in Memphis;

    Contemporary hit radio

    Contemporary_hit_radio

  • Ken Bastida
  • American news anchor

    he held on-air positions at numerous Bay Area radio stations, including KFRC, KGO, KMEL, K101, KFYI and KCBS. For a time, Bastida hosted Landscape Smart

    Ken Bastida

    Ken_Bastida

  • Jack Webb
  • American filmmaker and actor (1920–1982)

    radio show, with scripts by his roommate Richard L. Breen, originating from KFRC about a man who worked as an unlicensed private detective. The program co-starred

    Jack Webb

    Jack Webb

    Jack_Webb

  • Life Is a Rock (But the Radio Rolled Me)
  • 1974 single by Reunion

    format. In 1974, radio station KFRC in San Francisco also aired a specially tailored take on the song, "Life Is a Rock, but KFRC Rolled Me", with an extra

    Life Is a Rock (But the Radio Rolled Me)

    Life Is a Rock (But the Radio Rolled Me)

    Life_Is_a_Rock_(But_the_Radio_Rolled_Me)

  • Charlie Van Dyke
  • American actor

    stations, first in morning drive at CKLW in Windsor in 1968 and 1969, then to KFRC in San Francisco where he did morning drive in 1969 and 1970. Van Dyke later

    Charlie Van Dyke

    Charlie_Van_Dyke

  • Lights (Journey song)
  • 1978 single by Journey

    Contemporary chart. The song was the last to be played during the Top 40 era of KFRC, a legendary San Francisco radio station, before a format change to nostalgia/adult

    Lights (Journey song)

    Lights_(Journey_song)

  • WWOR-TV
  • Television station in Secaucus, New Jersey

    Lee Broadcasting System, which operated KHJ AM–FM–TV in Los Angeles and KFRC AM–FM in San Francisco. The subsidiaries were then brought together under

    WWOR-TV

    WWOR-TV

  • Meredith Willson
  • American composer, conductor, musical arranger, and bandleader (1902–1984)

    for radio station KFRC, and then as a musical director for the NBC radio network in Hollywood. His on-air radio debut came on KFRC in 1928 on Blue Monday

    Meredith Willson

    Meredith Willson

    Meredith_Willson

  • Ralph Edwards
  • American radio & TV host and producer (1913–2005)

    KTAB, now KZAC. Failing to get a job as a high-school teacher, he worked at KFRC and then hitchhiked across the country to New York City, where, he said,

    Ralph Edwards

    Ralph Edwards

    Ralph_Edwards

  • California Music Channel
  • Music television channel in San Francisco, California

    KKPM-CD: 2017–present KTVJ-LD: 2021 1985: Big Tom Parker from KFRC simulcasting in AM stereo 610 KFRC. 1986: Modern Rock Five at Five with Steve Masters from

    California Music Channel

    California Music Channel

    California_Music_Channel

  • Dave Diamond
  • American radio disc jockey (1936–2014)

    to KBLA in Burbank, to KFWB in '67, and then in 1968 to KFRC in San Francisco. At KBLA and KFRC, his show "The Diamond Mine", which contained a mixture

    Dave Diamond

    Dave_Diamond

  • Kate Scott (American sportscaster)
  • American sportscaster (born 1983)

    and sports updates for a number of Bay Area radio stations including KSFO, KFRC, KCBS, KFOG, and KNBR. During that time, she also did on-screen television

    Kate Scott (American sportscaster)

    Kate_Scott_(American_sportscaster)

  • Purv Pullen
  • American actor

    October 24, 2018. "Dr. Don Rose Feeds Roscoe 1986 610 KFRC" (Audio file). Soundcloud. 610 KFRC. 1986. Retrieved October 25, 2018. "WML-Birdbath". YouTube

    Purv Pullen

    Purv_Pullen

  • KRBQ
  • Radio station in San Francisco, California, United States

    Ownership Owner Audacy, Inc. (Audacy License, LLC) Sister stations KCBS, KFRC-FM, KGMZ-FM, KITS, KLLC History First air date September 1, 1948 (1948-09-01)

    KRBQ

    KRBQ

    KRBQ

  • Jess Oppenheimer
  • American radio and television writer, producer, and director

    Stanford during the 1930s, Oppenheimer visited the studios of radio station KFRC in San Francisco, and soon started spending all his spare time there. He

    Jess Oppenheimer

    Jess Oppenheimer

    Jess_Oppenheimer

  • Educational Media Foundation
  • American religious broadcaster

    Christian music radio ministry with major-market air talent was an idea KFRC DJ Bob Anthony Fogal had in 1978 that came to fruition on October 15, 1982

    Educational Media Foundation

    Educational_Media_Foundation

  • Sacheen Littlefeather
  • American actress and activist (1946–2022)

    Indian Festival at the Palace of Fine Arts. She worked at a radio station, KFRC, for about six months and did freelance reporting for PBS member station

    Sacheen Littlefeather

    Sacheen Littlefeather

    Sacheen_Littlefeather

  • Time Has Come Today
  • 1966 single by The Chambers Brothers

    Rudman wrote that Columbia should use the "Time Has Come Today" edit that KFRC in San Francisco had made just as Atlantic Records had done with the edit

    Time Has Come Today

    Time_Has_Come_Today

  • Jane Dornacker
  • American musician, entertainer, and reporter (1947–1986)

    from her media work with Nisker. She was initially employed in this role by KFRC, a popular Top 40 radio station. She worked with Don Rose, who was that station's

    Jane Dornacker

    Jane_Dornacker

  • A's Radio Network
  • Official radio network of MLB's Athletics

    Oakland 1999–2001 KABL 960 AM Oakland 2002–2005 KFRC 610 AM San Francisco 2006 KYCY 1550 AM 2007–2008 KFRC / KYCY 610 AM / 1550 AM 2009–2010 KTRB 860 AM

    A's Radio Network

    A's Radio Network

    A's_Radio_Network

  • Don Lee Network
  • Early American regional radio network in the West Coast

    automobiles. He expanded into broadcasting by purchasing radio stations KFRC in San Francisco in 1926 and KHJ in Los Angeles in 1927. The stations were

    Don Lee Network

    Don_Lee_Network

  • RKO General
  • American broadcasting mass media corporation

    General Tire stable—KHJ (with its simulcasting sister, KHJ-FM) in Los Angeles, KFRC in San Francisco, and KGB in San Diego. The acquisition also expanded the

    RKO General

    RKO_General

  • Audacy
  • American internet radio platform

    KALC KALV-FM KAMX KBZT KCBS-FM KDGS KDKA-FM KEYN-FM KEZK-FM KFBZ KFNZ-FM KFRC-FM KFRG KFTK-FM KGMZ-FM KGON KHMX KHTP KIKK-FM KILT-FM KISW KITS KJKK KKDO

    Audacy

    Audacy

  • KITS
  • Alternative rock radio station in San Francisco

    station, KFRC (now KZDG), to broadcast play-by-play coverage of the team's pre-season, regular season, and post-season games. KITS and KFRC would serve

    KITS

    KITS

    KITS

  • Commercial Album
  • 1980 studio album by the Residents

    slots on San Francisco's most popular Top 40 radio station at the time, KFRC, such that the station played each track on the album over the course of

    Commercial Album

    Commercial_Album

  • Howard Hoffman
  • American actor

    sell the property he bought during his KMEL era and did a short stint at KFRC. It was there where he signed with Look Talent and began pursuing his voiceover

    Howard Hoffman

    Howard Hoffman

    Howard_Hoffman

  • Al Pearce
  • American singer (1898–1961)

    the San Francisco Real Estate Glee Club. He moved from music to comedy on KFRC, San Francisco, after the writer Jack Hasty gave him a comedy sketch about

    Al Pearce

    Al_Pearce

  • 2002 Oakland Athletics season
  • Major League Baseball team season

    Billy Beane Managers Art Howe Television KICU-TV FSN Bay Area (Ray Fosse, Greg Papa) Radio KFRC (Bill King, Ken Korach, Ray Fosse) ← 2001 Seasons 2003 →

    2002 Oakland Athletics season

    2002_Oakland_Athletics_season

  • General Tire
  • American tire manufacturer

    Among other stations, it added KHJ-AM–FM in Los Angeles, California, and KFRC-AM-FM in San Francisco, California, to its stable from the New York Yankees

    General Tire

    General_Tire

  • KSFB
  • Relevant Radio station in San Francisco

    until the stronger-signalled KFRC switched to the format in 1966. From time to time, up through 1970, KYA would again beat KFRC in the Arbitron ratings, but

    KSFB

    KSFB

    KSFB

  • List of Internet radio stations
  • WSM (AM) WTAM WXBM Virgin Radio CSTV XXL KALV-FM KCBS KCBS-FM KDKA KEZK KFRC-FM KFRG KFWB KHTK KILT KILT-FM KIMN KINK KITS KJAQ KJKK KKHH KLLC KLTH KLUC

    List of Internet radio stations

    List_of_Internet_radio_stations

  • WBZ-FM
  • Sports radio station in Boston

    November 1968, when it joined sister stations KHJ-FM in Los Angeles and KFRC-FM in San Francisco in airing an automated soft rock format from Drake-Chenault

    WBZ-FM

    WBZ-FM

  • KHYL
  • Radio station in Auburn, California

    101" in 1991. COOL 101 was imaged in the style of Drake-Chenault (KYNO/KHJ/KFRC) Top 40 Radio delivery, with the use of the Johnny Mann Boss Radio Jingles

    KHYL

    KHYL

  • Peter B. Collins
  • American talk radio host (born 1953)

    Street Soldiers on KMEL, Conversations on the Coast with Jim Foster on KFRC, and Nurse Talk on AM 960. He also began working as a political media consultant

    Peter B. Collins

    Peter_B._Collins

  • Boss Radio
  • Radio programming formats in US and UK

    the station's success, several other stations adopted the format, notably KFRC in San Francisco, WFIL in Philadelphia, WRKO in Boston, and eventually reaching

    Boss Radio

    Boss_Radio

  • KHJ (AM)
  • Relevant Radio network station in Los Angeles

    in the fall of 1927 by Don Lee, a local automobile dealer who also owned KFRC (610 AM) in San Francisco and eventually accumulated 21 radio stations. In

    KHJ (AM)

    KHJ_(AM)

  • Jan Yanehiro
  • Japanese-American broadcast journalist

    first worked as a flight attendant before getting a job on radio station KFRC (defunct) in San Francisco. Yanehiro is among the first native-born Asian-American

    Jan Yanehiro

    Jan Yanehiro

    Jan_Yanehiro

  • Rock festival
  • Multiday open-air rock concert

    in northern California on consecutive weekends in the summer of 1967: the KFRC Fantasy Fair & Magic Mountain Music Festival on Mount Tamalpais (10–11 June)

    Rock festival

    Rock festival

    Rock_festival

  • KZDG
  • Radio station in San Francisco

    had continued online and on KFRC-FM's second HD subchannel. Unlike KFRC-FM's locally-based iteration of the format, this KFRC was largely programmed via

    KZDG

    KZDG

  • K-Love
  • Contemporary Christian music radio network in the United States

    Foundation purchased KCLB for $65,760. Bob Anthony Fogel, a former DJ at KFRC, founded EMF, which in its early years was also known as Christian Media

    K-Love

    K-Love

  • All-news radio
  • Radio format devoted entirely to the discussion and broadcast of news

    KNX-FM: Los Angeles, California WINS and WINS-FM: New York, New York KCBS and KFRC-FM: San Francisco, California KNWN and KNWN-FM: Seattle, Washington WTOP-FM:

    All-news radio

    All-news_radio

  • Eugenia Argiewicz
  • Polish violinist (1887–1969)

    Francisco's Whitcomb Hotel; they were among the first musicians to perform on KFRC radio when it began broadcasting in 1924, from the roof of the same hotel

    Eugenia Argiewicz

    Eugenia Argiewicz

    Eugenia_Argiewicz

  • Carol Ohmart
  • American actress and model

    Washington, shortly after Ohmart's birth. At age twelve, Ohmart sang on KFRC in San Francisco, California. She also sang on KSL, KUTA and KDYL in her

    Carol Ohmart

    Carol Ohmart

    Carol_Ohmart

  • Mark Goodson
  • American TV producer (1915–1992)

    jockey at radio station KJBS (now KFAX). In 1939, he joined radio station KFRC, where he produced and hosted a radio quiz called Pop the Question in which

    Mark Goodson

    Mark_Goodson

  • Mutual Broadcasting System
  • American radio broadcasting network (1934–1999)

    Don Lee brought its four owned-and-operated stations—KHJ in Los Angeles, KFRC in San Francisco, KGB in San Diego, and KDB in Santa Barbara—along with six

    Mutual Broadcasting System

    Mutual_Broadcasting_System

  • List of radio stations in California
  • 91.3 FM Bakersfield Family Stations, Inc. Christian radio (Family Radio) KFRC-FM 106.9 FM San Francisco Audacy License, LLC News KFRG 95.1 FM San Bernardino

    List of radio stations in California

    List_of_radio_stations_in_California

  • KZSF
  • Regional Mexican radio station in San Jose, California

    standards format inspired by the former "Magic 61" brand of San Francisco's KFRC. "Magic 1370" had a playlist from a 1,700-song library, including nearly

    KZSF

    KZSF

  • Don Lee (broadcaster)
  • American automobile dealer and radio broadcaster (1880–1934)

    automobiles, Lee branched out in broadcasting in 1926 when he purchased KFRC in San Francisco and relocated the station to the top floor of his Cadillac

    Don Lee (broadcaster)

    Don Lee (broadcaster)

    Don_Lee_(broadcaster)

  • Johnny Mann
  • American conductor (1928–2014)

    adapted by Mann for other radio stations around the country, which included KFRC (AM) in San Francisco and CKLW in Windsor, Ontario. Mann can be seen on YouTube

    Johnny Mann

    Johnny Mann

    Johnny_Mann

  • Timeline of 1960s counterculture
  • there. February 1: Following the free-form programming experimentations at KFRC-FM in San Francisco, WABX-FM in Detroit and some other stations nationwide

    Timeline of 1960s counterculture

    Timeline_of_1960s_counterculture

  • NAB Marconi Radio Awards
  • Radio awards

    Calif. AOR/Classic Rock: KLOS-FM Los Angeles, Calif. Big Band/Nostalgia: KFRC-AM San Francisco, Calif. Black/Urban: WRKS-FM New York, N.Y. CHR/Top 40:

    NAB Marconi Radio Awards

    NAB_Marconi_Radio_Awards

  • Stephen Capen
  • American DJ (1946–2005)

    Plymouth, Massachusetts, US Spouse Susan Wu Children 6 Career Stations WAAB KFRC KMEL KSAN (AM) KSAN (FM) KSFX (FM) KYLD KSOL WBZ (AM) WFFG (FM) KVON KVYN

    Stephen Capen

    Stephen_Capen

  • Keith Naftaly
  • American music industry executive (born 1962)

    lines at San Francisco top-40 station KFRC after dissatisfaction with KALX. Naftaly also explored the workings of KFRC's music department and made connections

    Keith Naftaly

    Keith_Naftaly

  • KOVR
  • Television station in Stockton, California

    for radio stations in Sacramento, Viacom sold San Francisco radio station KFRC (610 AM). While operations of KMAX-TV moved in with KOVR in West Sacramento

    KOVR

    KOVR

  • KAFY
  • Radio station in Bakersfield, California, United States

    California using the "Boss Radio" format, similar to KHJ in Los Angeles, KFRC in San Francisco, KGB in San Diego and KYNO in Fresno. In a business deal

    KAFY

    KAFY

  • The Lamp of Childhood
  • left the band just before they appeared in their final performance, at the KFRC Fantasy Fair and Magic Mountain Music Festival, a seminal rock festival held

    The Lamp of Childhood

    The Lamp of Childhood

    The_Lamp_of_Childhood

  • 106.9 FM
  • FM radio frequency

    AFB, Texas KEDG in Alexandria, Louisiana KEGK in Wahpeton, North Dakota KFRC-FM in San Francisco, California KFSE in Kasilof, Alaska KGCA-LP in Tumon

    106.9 FM

    106.9_FM

  • Tom Breneman
  • American radio personality (1900–1948)

    the West Coast, he hosted a morning variety show for Fels-Naptha soap from KFRC, San Francisco, to the CBS-Don Lee network circa 1935. In 1937, Breneman

    Tom Breneman

    Tom_Breneman

  • Bill Drake
  • American radio personality (1937–2008)

    obscurity to the number one radio station in Los Angeles. Drake also programmed KFRC in San Francisco, WOR-FM in New York, KAKC in Tulsa, WHBQ in Memphis, WUBE

    Bill Drake

    Bill_Drake

  • KBAY
  • Country radio station in Gilroy, California

    Steven Seaweed (KLRB, KFAT, KRQR, KSAN), Craig Hunt, John Mack Flanagan (of KFRC), Barry Beck, Larry Morgan (of KIIS-FM), Danny Miller, Tim Anthony, and Dr

    KBAY

    KBAY

  • John Mack Flanagan
  • American radio DJ (1946–2018)

    Francisco Top 40 powerhouse KFRC ("The Big 610"), where his mid-day program followed that of Dr. Don Rose. After leaving KFRC, he recorded commercials and

    John Mack Flanagan

    John_Mack_Flanagan

  • KTVU
  • Television station in Oakland, California

    Pabst and Ward D. Ingrim, former executives at the Don Lee Network and KFRC (610 AM); and Edwin W. Pauley, a Bay Area businessman who had led a separate

    KTVU

    KTVU

    KTVU

  • KOSF
  • Radio station in San Francisco

    Bay Area, the classic hits format had previously been heard on CBS Radio's KFRC-FM, which became a simulcast of all-news KCBS in October 2008. The transition

    KOSF

    KOSF

    KOSF

  • KSOL
  • Regional Mexican radio station in San Francisco

    Christian-based format from 97.3 FM to 106.9 FM. See also KEAR (AM), KZDG, KFRC-FM, KLLC, and KMPX (FM) In 1982, KMPX was sold to a New Jersey investor group

    KSOL

    KSOL

  • Monterey International Pop Festival
  • Three-day concert in California in 1967

    at Mount Tamalpais in Marin County, California, produced by radio station KFRC as the Fantasy Fair and Magic Mountain Music Festival. Star performers included

    Monterey International Pop Festival

    Monterey_International_Pop_Festival

  • KCBS
  • Topics referred to by the same term

    radio station (740 AM) licensed to San Francisco, California, United States KFRC-FM, a radio station (106.9) also licensed to San Francisco which simulcasts

    KCBS

    KCBS

  • Gary Bryan
  • American radio disc jockey (born 1952)

    most-listened-to station in the United States at the time, and KFRC in San Francisco. In early 1995, while at KFRC, Bryan drew national attention and controversy when

    Gary Bryan

    Gary_Bryan

  • Herman's Hermits
  • English beat rock band

    scored in its own right, including success on San Francisco Top 40 station KFRC, where in April 1967, it reached No. 1, ranking 6 for the year.[citation

    Herman's Hermits

    Herman's Hermits

    Herman's_Hermits

  • Wow/Grape Jam
  • 1968 studio album by Moby Grape

    combination of poetry submitted by a fan (Michael Hayworth, the winner of a KFRC San Francisco songwriting contest) and avant-garde psychedelic Musique concrète

    Wow/Grape Jam

    Wow/Grape_Jam

  • KKSF
  • Black Information Network radio station in San Francisco

    "Boss Radio" at KHJ, Los Angeles. Drake's conversion of San Francisco's KFRC to the same format brought an end to KEWB's Top 40 era. Other notable KEWB

    KKSF

    KKSF

    KKSF

  • Beau Weaver
  • American actor

    on the air at several pop music stations, including KHJ in Los Angeles, KFRC in San Francisco, KILT in Houston, KCBQ in San Diego, KNUS in Dallas, and

    Beau Weaver

    Beau Weaver

    Beau_Weaver

  • KYLD
  • Contemporary hit radio station in San Francisco

    KSFR to KKHI. In late 1958, KSFR moved to 10 Claude Lane, a later home of KFRC. In September 1961, KSFR's power was increased to 35,000 watts. On June 1

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