The KDYA call letters have been heard at 1190 on the AM dial since 1998. That’s when Baybridge Communications, which had acquired KXBT from Quick Communications a few months earlier, dropped the Vietnamese-language programming that […]
The second in a series of three different frequencies to carry the KFRC-FM call letters, this station came into being in 1991 when Bedford Broadcasting Company paid a reported $18.5 million to buy KXXX from […]
This station is the third to use the KFRC-FM call letters in San Francisco. The first dates back to 1961; more about that station here. The second version of KFRC-FM followed KXXX at 99.7 on […]
KFRC-FM was not the first station to occupy the 106.1 FM frequency assigned to San Francisco. That honor went to KGO-FM, which began broadcasting from Oakland on November 3, 1947. This made the American Broadcasting […]
As the concept of progressive rock radio exploded in the late 1960s, corporate owners sat up and took notice. But of course, when “The Man” decides to try to get hip, it doesn’t always work […]
KKEE’s life was brief: the call letters occupied the 106.1 FM slot on the Bay Area dial only from October 1972 to September 1973, when the station owned by RKO General switched back to the […]
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