KZSF 92.7 FM Alameda, CA
The demise of KJAZ was mourned by fans of jazz music, who saw the station as a unique Bay Area resource. On August 1, 1994 the jazz was replaced by the Spanish-language format known as La […]
The demise of KJAZ was mourned by fans of jazz music, who saw the station as a unique Bay Area resource. On August 1, 1994 the jazz was replaced by the Spanish-language format known as La […]
There have been some short-lived radio stations in the Bay Area (see KFYI for a notable example), but it’s quite possible that not set of call letters was around for less time than KKBR. When […]
Vallejo’s first radio station went on the air on November 29, 1947. The feisty newcomer called itself “The Voice of Vallejo” and “Vallejo’s Own Radio Station”. Its first-day programming included a broadcast of the football […]
Sometime in the 1960s, two denizens of the Russian River area in Sonoma County started talking about putting a new radio station on the air. By 1975, Robert J. Booth and Michael Erickson, doing business […]
KVRV came into existence in 2003 when owner Maverick Media Group pulled the plug on the long-running oldies format on KMGG. Re-branded as “The River”, the station adopted a classic rock format. Danny Wright arrived […]
After barely a week as KKBR, the former KJRB was re-christened KMGG, “Magic” 97.7, on January 16, 1986. After former Michigan disc jockey Robert Liggett Jr. spent more than $500,000 to buy the quirky Russian […]
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