KGO Radio 810, San Francisco:
The Complete Collection
San Francisco, California
Named Legendary Station of the Year by the Bay Area Radio Museum and Hall of Fame, 2010.
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Ronn Owens |
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KGO Radio 810
San Francisco
— Exhibit includes text and audio. — Audio exhibit only.
1962 
The Sounds of San Francisco from the KGO Music Tower (1962; 40 minutes)
Russ Coughlin on KGO (March 8, 1971; 19 minutes):
“Coglin” hosts the 11 PM hour on KGO, leading into a Howard K. Smith report on the American Information Network and local headlines, followed by Russ and two guests from the IRS. Courtesy of John Schneider.
KGO Newsbeat With Harv Morgan (Monday, April 12, 1971; 45 minutes) JS
The 4 PM hour begins with news from American Information Radio, then continues with Harv Morgan anchoring the local newscast, which includes (amid numerous technical glitches) reports from Peter Cleaveland, George Ruge, Jack Hines, Lu Hurley (with traffic from the Hurleybird), Greg Jordan (KGO Sports), Jack Drees (ABC Sports) and Bill Furnell (business).
1972 Jim Eason on KGO (April 1972; 4 minutes)
In which Mr. Eason finds an ad for men’s clothing more than slightly amusing…
1976 Al “Jazzbeaux” Collins on KGO (Friday, February 6, 1976; 55 minutes)
1978 Art Finley interviews Bill Graham on KGO (Tuesday, May 9, 1978; 45 minutes) BC
“Friday Night Rock Trivia” with Ronn Owens on KGO (June 1978; 15 minutes)
1982 Jim Dunbar, Ted Wygant and the KGO Morning News (Monday, May 3, 1982; 43 minutes)
Plus “World News This Morning” from ABC with Joe Templeton on the first day of simulcasting on KGO AM 81 and FM 104 following the demise of KSFX (103.7 FM).
1994 Jim Eason on KGO (March 3, 1994; 8 minutes) JE
Jim interviews legendary jazz saxophonist Joe Henderson (1937-2001).
— Exhibit includes text and audio.
— Exhibit includes audio only.
— Edited version.
BC — Courtesy of the University of British Columbia (Art Finley Collection).
JE — Courtesy of James Eason.
JS — Courtesy of John Schneider.
Other recordings from the Bay Area Radio Museum archives.
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