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You can look up previous editions of this site archived in the Internet achive wayback machine. America’s genius of radio programming is celebrated in pictures and digital recordings at The Ron Jacobs Collection site. To learn more about Ron Jacobs, also see Ron Jacobs Online. You can access a wide range of digital recordings of radio programs from airchecks to jingles from KHJ and other stations at Richard W. Irwin’s ReelRadio.com site. Johnny Williams, one of the original Boss Jocks on KHJ, created 440: Satisfaction that answers “where are they now?” questions so you can easily find air personalities and other radio professionals. Art Vuolo's Video Air-Chex site has various KHJ-related material. The Robert W. Morgan Boss-ography is the essential memorial site for the best morning man on radio. Visit The Real Don Steele Collection, the memorial site for the don of afternoon drive time in the neon fun jungle that is Los Angeles. For access to information about what’s happening today on the air in Los Angeles radio, visit Don Barrett's LARadio.com site. The Rock and Roll and Radio site is a terrific resource. Remember Drake-Chenault programming on Detroit’s “Big 8” at The Classic CKLW Page. Drake-Chenault programming in Boston on the 68 WRKO site is still alive and kicking. Walk down memory lane to remember KFRC, San Francisco. Another AM powerhouse was KIMN in Denver, which used the name “Boss Radio” to promote the station in the 1960s. Visit the KIMN tribute site for more details. Classic Top 30 gives you a look at the music charts from several rock and roll radio stations that were crucial to the development of formula radio in the 1960s. For up-to-the-minute information about the radio industry, visit RadioandRecords. |
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