Indoors, I believe it. On wheels, maybe not, hence the need to promote the stream.
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Indoors, I believe it. On wheels, maybe not, hence the need to promote the stream.
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Thomps2525
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Michael, Bill Earl thought the Don Steele parody was made in the late 1960s. Now you know why he's the official historian for KRLA and not KMPC. 
I have the tape in one of my dozens of boxes of airchecks and I haven't listened to it for many years. I had forgotten about the Dolly Parton song being included. Thank you for clarifying the details as to when and where the parody was made. ZzzzZZZAPPPP! You're Morganized!
I have the tape in one of my dozens of boxes of airchecks and I haven't listened to it for many years. I had forgotten about the Dolly Parton song being included. Thank you for clarifying the details as to when and where the parody was made. ZzzzZZZAPPPP! You're Morganized!Steve are you lost?
In my experience, even in the car.
I remember some seller set up a remote in Fontana. Well before I got there, the signal became noisy and wretched. When at the location, in a retail parking lot, we could not pick up the station on a pocket radio to get the cues for the remote cut-ins. So we had to have someone put a cellular phone in front of a radio in Hollywood and we held another cellphone up to the talent's ear for the cues.
Of course, no listeners showed up for the remote. I had some choice words for the Monday sales meeting, too.
KHJ used the same facility and frequency since NARBA put them on 930 in the early 40's and up to the recent move to the KBLA site. In fact, the towers that stood off Fairfax were erected in the 30's just after it was determined that vertical towers were the best radiators and shortly after directional systems became popular as a way to enable power increases.
With about 2/3 of radio listening taking place at work and at home, the indoor signal is critical to success.
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Thomps2525
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SuperRadioFan, I wasn't lost yesterday. I posted a comment about a Don Steele parody to a thread about KHJ. Doesn't that make sense? Or.....it would have made sense if the Don Steele Parody was being discussed on this thread and not on a KRTH thread. Okay, okay, I go to so many threads that I posted a reply to the wrong one. I'll make sure that I never do that again.
Yes, I think dropping all the 1960s music will turn out to be a big mistake for WCBS-FM.
Yes, I think dropping all the 1960s music will turn out to be a big mistake for WCBS-FM.
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K.M. Richards
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Steve, the "stupid" act isn't cute anymore. Okay?
So to get this train back on track: KHJ becomes Immaculate Heart Radio on November 17th at 1pm (according to the network web site) They may or may not stunt befoe that.
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K.M. Richards
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Religious broadcasters don't stunt, although they may go off the air at midnight and then sign back on at 1:00pm.
Having worked for one for 6 years, you're correct, they don't stunt.
Oh, but think of the possibilities...24 hours of The Crazy World of Arthur Brown's "Fire" before flipping the switch...
Stairway to Heaven
<No> Sympathy for the Devil
Don't Fear the Reaper
Knockin on Heaven's Door
Don't Stop Believing
My Sweet Lord...
See, to me, stunting would go just the opposite way.
Devil With A Blue Dress On
Devil Woman
Or......
Oh, this is awful....
24 hours of Billy Joel's "Only The Good Die Young" ("...you Catholic girls start much too late...")
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