I am hearing Art Lobo going to KDAY starting Sunday 6pm-12am
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Art Laboe's Killer Oldies Return To L.A.'s Airwaves Again
We've been missing Art Laboe's silky-smooth voice and his selection of old school jams ever since the R&B radio station that hosted his show, HOT 92.3, switched formats and became a hip-hop station in February. However, you can dry up those tears as the iconic radio host has found a new L.A. radio home—at 93.5 KDAY.
KDAY's website prominently features a note on its homepage that the "Art Laboe Connection" will be on Sundays from 6 p.m. to midnight. When we contacted the station, they told us that his show would premiere on June 7. Laboe has recently been posting on Twitter that he'll be returning to L.A. radio soon.
Up until now, the closest Los Angeles station we could listen to Laboe's syndicated show—one where people oftentimes called in to make song dedications to their loved ones—was in Oxnard on Old School 95.9 FM. The 89-year-old host had been connected to HOT 92.3 and its predecessor Jammin Oldies 100.3 FM since 1997.
Third: KQIE Signal is choppy in Rancho Cucamonga, Ontario. They carry Art weekdays 9 to Midnight. They do not stream. Not really a good deal for Art either way.
How old is this guy and when do you think he will retire? I wonder if he has a controlling wife like the late Kasey Kasem?
Art will be 90 this summer, looks 70, sounds 60 and enjoys what he does. He or God will decide when it's time to quit.
Art will be 90 this summer, looks 70, sounds 60 and enjoys what he does. He or God will decide when it's time to quit.
I've met Art and am pleased to note that (1) he doesn't look anywhere close to his age; (2) is an incredibly nice man; and (3) makes a point of having one of his assistants fire off an e-mail when he meets someone in the industry for the first time expressing his pleasure at the meeting. (Art doesn't do any e-mail himself, his assistants advise, but he does read them and indicate the response he wants sent.)
He's a Los Angeles legend and I'm sad that he's ended up on a less-than-adequate signal now (for example, no reception in the San Fernando Valley and hit-or-miss in Orange County).
Yep he's an "Oldie But Goodie"
My admiration for this radio star!
Why does he do all those song dedications for the prison inmates? What's up with that? It seems to me he is catering to the criminal class for an audience. I wish he would stop that.
You don't like it, you don't have to listen.
Why does he do all those song dedications for the prison inmates? What's up with that? It seems to me he is catering to the criminal class for an audience. I wish he would stop that.
Why does he do all those song dedications for the prison inmates? What's up with that? It seems to me he is catering to the criminal class for an audience. I wish he would stop that.
A: Read the quote. B: Read the source's "handle." C: What did you expect?
Expressing one's opinion even if I disagree with them (personally I feel Art Laboe has a sufficient history to run his program as he chooses for his audience) doesn't make the giver of the opposing view a "troll."