"...KROQ (called KCBA the early days?)..."
KPPC, I believe.
KPPC, I believe.
What were the radio stations of your youth that helped you on your music/audio journey?
Growing up in the lower eastern shore of MD (Del-Mar-Va Peninsula) was somewhat isolated, especially for R&R music in the 50's & 60's. Any radio station which changed its genre to R&R usually lasted no more than 6 mos. if that. yes, we got some top 40 which was a mixed bag with some "softer rock" which didn't disturb the cattle or the chickens and the older citizens (advertisers) the good stuff usually came by word of mouth. Because the AM signal can carry 1000 miles under the right weather conditions, we could often get WLS or WKBW at night. And having my 1st car at 16 I spent many miles listening to WKBW at night since it seemed to come in more than others http://wkbwradio.com/ |
- CFTR AM station in Toronto when I was under 13 (the hits) - Q107 FM station in Toronto after 13 (rock statio) - CFNY FM (I should have listened to this station instead of the POS Q107, new wave) - KCRW FM today out of Santa Monica, CA. The very best station I have ever heard. I bought a Magnum Dynalab 108T last month just to hear this station. Last week I also bought a Accuphase T-101 for my headphone system. Tomorrow I get a Sansui 9900 tuner for my living room system. I like hearing great music from all over the world that I have never heard before. |