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times KFRC called itself "Frisco Radio". 1950s KFRC competitors with similar formats included KSFO, KNBC (formerly KPO, later KNBR), KGO and KROW (later KABL). Entering the 1960s, with Top 40 rock and roll radio growing in strength, MOR stations had declining shares of listeners and revenue. Not all of them could survive as MOR.
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KFRC wasn't a position on the dial. It was a place in the hearts of the many professionals who worked there to build and continue a legacy unmatched in radio. It was also a place in the hearts of the listeners who made it important in their lives. 610 means nothing. 'KFRC San
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radio programmer Jack Silver, who would be the last voice heard when KFRC ended its Top 40 era. Technically, Don Sainte-Johnn was the last air personality on KFRC (with all respect to programmer Jack Silver, who was a manager, not considered air talent for KFRC). Sainte-Johnn had been specifically
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acquired KFRC. The format evolved to feature relaxed "air personalities" playing the adult hits of the day (Frank
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radio format, style and "feel" of his show. Rose revealed in a Risky
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1520:"History of San Francisco Radio Stations"
3019:Mass media in the San Francisco Bay Area
1279:Jefferson Airplane: The Official Website
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767:1970s and 1980s: Dr. Don Rose, Magic 61
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3012:List of radio stations in California
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1335:"A History of Rock Festivals"
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779:. With earlier experience at
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429:Billboard_Year-End § Pop
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1333:Nicholson, John (May 2009).
1222:. April 17, 1948. p. 34
1120:KFRC callsign moves to 106.9
183:The Big Rock Candy Mountains
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624:Paul McCartney and Wings
83:. As a child, he was an
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1506:San Francisco Chronicle
1452:"KFRC 610am commercial"
1374:"KFRC's annual top 100"
1300:Hopkins, Jerry (1970).
1174:The True Oldies Channel
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559:Alone Again (Naturally)
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171:Douglas Fairbanks, Jr.
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395:Monterey Pop Festival
89:amateur radio station
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1062:Gonna Make You Sweat
709:I Love Rock and Roll
609:Captain and Tennille
226:Blue Monday Jamboree
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1522:. Tangentsunset.com
1216:"Music--As Written"
107:Stanford University
2199:NOAA Weather Radio
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589:Seasons in the Sun
564:Gilbert O'Sullivan
459:the Rolling Stones
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