for the radio station using this call sign before 2001 KDIS AM Infobox Radio Station image File KRLA NewsTalk 870.png name KRLA city Glendale, California area Southern California branding NewsTalk 870 slogan Intelligent. Conservative. Talk Radio. airdate 1933 frequency 870 kHz format All news radio News Talk radio Talk power 50,000 watt s Daytime astronomy Daytime br 3,000 watts Night time class B facility id 61267 callsign meaning R adio L os A ngeles former callsigns KIEV 1933 2001 owner Salem Communications licensee New Inspiration Broadcasting Company webcast http den a.plr.liquidcompass.net player flash audio player.php?id KRLAAM&uid 104 Listen Live website http www.krla870.com krla870.com KRLA 870 AM broadcasting AM is a radio station broadcasting a All news radio News Talk radio Talk format. Licensed to Glendale, California , USA, it serves Los Angeles and Southern California . The station is currently owned by Salem Communications . History KIEV 1933 2000 The station went on the air as KIEV in February, 1933 broadcasting at 870 kHz. The station had various formats, including ... of Nebraska football . KRLA 2001 Present On January 1, 2001, the station adopted the KRLA call sign ... News, Traffic, 870 KRLA AM Los Angeles, Dennis Prager publisher Krla.townhall.com date 2001 01 ..., KRLA added Glenn Beck s radio show to their lineup. KRLA marks the 400th affiliate for Glenn Beck s syndicated program. ref cite web url http www.radio info.com news adding las krla am gives glenn beck 400 radio affiliates title Adding LA s KRLA AM gives Glenn Beck 400 radio affiliates work Radio ... 2010 06 14 ref References reflist External links AM station data KRLA http www.oldradio.com archives stations LA krla.htm KRLA section of the Broadcast History Archive http www.oldradio.com archives stations LA krlapix.htm Pictorial Tour of KRLA 1110AM http laradio.com rlist.htm L.A. Radio Station Listings http krlabeat.sakionline.net The KRLA Beat website, one of America s earliest rock n roll ... more details
Infobox album Name KRLA King of the Wheels Type Studio Artist The Bobby Fuller Four Cover KRLAKingOfTheWheels.jpg Released November 1965 in music 1965 ref http bobbyfuller.net ref Recorded Genre Rock and roll Length Label Mustand Records Mustang M 900 mono MS 900 stereo Producer Bob Keane Robert Keane Reviews Last album This album KRLA King of the Wheels br 1965 Next album I Fought the Law album I Fought the Law br 1966 KRLA King of the Wheels was the first album by The Bobby Fuller Four . It was released by Mustang Records in November 1965 in stereo and mono. It was released in promotion of the local Los Angeles radio station, KRLA . The album was put out soon after Let Her Dance made the top 40 charts locally. Bob Keane wanted a drag racing album, featuring surf instrumentals, covers, and some singles, however, his original vision changed along the way. ref http aaronpoehler.com strangecase.html ref In the end, four new drag racer songs were recorded for the album. The title track, King of the Wheels, is a reworking of an earlier Bobby Fuller song, King of the Beach. KRLA Top Eliminator was based on the real life customized dragster made by KRLA seen on the cover , and a reworking of a live cover of El Paso Rock by Long John Hunter , Fuller s band used to perform in El Paso. In addition, six songs were also taken from his three latest singles including Let Her Dance , and three new songs were recorded Fool of Love and Saturday Night were re recordings of older Bobby Fuller tracks, and Little Annie Lou would go on to become a B side for their next single, I Fought the Law . The Lonely Dragster is a reworking of the song Wolfman , a B side from a previous single Thunder Reef . Track listing Track listing headline Side one all writing Bobby Fuller , except where noted writing credits yes title1 Never to be Forgotten writer1 B. Fuller, R. Fuller length1 2 54 title2 Another ... The Phantom Dragster length4 1 23 title5 Saturday Night length5 1 37 title6 KRLA Top Eliminator ... more details
KPAS 1942 1945 br KXLA 1945 1959 br KRLA 1959 2000 br KSPN 2001 2003 owner The Walt Disney Company ... initially signed on as KPAS in 1942, ref name krla cite web url http www.geocities.com Hollywood Academy 5515 krla.html title Oldies 1110 KRLA publisher Geocities.com date accessdate 2009 06 17 ... KXLA, playing country music. ref name krla On air personalities included Tennessee Ernie Ford and Stan Freberg . ref name lat98 Cite news last Hochman first Steve title KRLA s Switch to Talk Will End ... FT&date Nov 16 2C 1998&author STEVE HOCHMAN&pub Los Angeles Times&desc KRLA s Switch to Talk Will End ... of the Peck Road exit. KRLA 1959 2000 The station would later become KRLA , The Big 11 10 ... with KFWB and KHJ AM KHJ to be L.A. s dominant top 40 station. KRLA featured local DJs like Dave Hull ..., KRLA became a success. ref name krla In 1968, news director Lew Irwin created The Credibility ... The 1969 film The Model Shop features a radio newscast by Ralph Thompson, KRLA. Citation needed date January 2010 During the 1960s, the KRLA studio was just off the parking lot of the old Huntington ... accessdate 2010 04 03 postscript . ref When the station switched to oldies, KRLA was noted for its ... 2008 By 1994 KRLA leaned to an Urban Oldies format. KRLA abandoned music entirely in 1998, and went all talk. ref name lat98 As a talk station, KRLA featured many cast offs from KABC AM KABC , such as Michael ... games are played . Citation needed date December 2007 Transmitter In 1987 KRLA moved its transmitter ... cite web url http www.oldradio.com archives stations LA krlapix.htm title KRLA Broadcast History author Mishkind, Barry publisher oldradio.com accessdate 8 July 2010 ref During the 1990s, KRLA was authorized ..., KRLA started broadcasting from a new transmitter site in Irwindale, California . This is a few ... The KRLA Beat website, one of America s earliest rock n roll newspapers AM station ... more details
Russell Eugene Nealeigh O Hara is a one time Los Angeles, California Los Angeles , United States USA radio personality whose career began at the forefront of the Boss Radio Top 40 format. O Hara is best known among LA radio listeners for his work on KKDJ and his longtime solo work on KRLA where he went by the occasional moniker of Russ O Hungry. Highly visible among Los Angeles radio personalities, O Hara had the privilege of introducing headliners at major concerts, including Janis Joplin at the Hollywood Bowl he also introduced The Rolling Stones , Jimi Hendrix and Three Dog Night among many others. He remains active as a broadcaster and currently hosts afternoons on KDES FM , an oldies station in Palm Springs, California . O Hara worked at the following Los Angeles stations in the course of his career KBLA , 1964 65. KGFJ , 1968 60. KRLA , 1969 72. KKDJ , 1972 74 . KEZY Anaheim, California Anaheim 1975 77. KROQ FM , 1978 79. Return to KRLA, 1981 82 1992 93. KEZN Palm Desert, California Palm Desert 1993 2001. External links http www.kdes.com djs russohara.html KDES webpage Persondata Metadata see Wikipedia Persondata . NAME Ohara, Russ ALTERNATIVE NAMES SHORT DESCRIPTION DATE OF BIRTH PLACE OF BIRTH DATE OF DEATH PLACE OF DEATH DEFAULTSORT Ohara, Russ Category American radio personalities Category American people of Irish descent Category Living people US radio bio stub ... more details
KIEV may refer to KIEV AM , a radio station 1500 AM licensed to serve Culver City, California, United States KRLA , a radio station 870 AM licensed to Glendale, California, United States, which used the call sign KIEV until January 2001 See also Kiev disambiguation disambig Category Broadcast call sign disambiguation pages ... more details
issue 4dec65.pdf title KRLA Beat date 4 December 1965 publisher KRLA page 9 accessdate 4 March ... , 1961 WFLA AM WFLA Tampa, Florida , 1963 Southern California stations and dates KRLA Pasadena, California ... FM KIIS Los Angeles, 1973 KMPC Los Angeles, 1978 1980 KRLA Pasadena, return in 1981 KHJ AM KHJ Los Angeles, 1985 87 KRLA Pasadena, return 1992 KRTH Los Angeles, 1994 KIKF Los Angeles, 1994 KWXY Cathedral ... more details
Image Chroniclesteam.gif frame The Pop Chronicles Team at KRLA , 1969, with Sie Holliday in the center. Courtesy of http www.library.unt.edu resolveuid 2778cba10090c91e58ce2854519b940a The John Gilliland Collection . Sie Holliday pronounced sigh holiday ref name popchron6 cite web url http digital.library.unt.edu ark 67531 metadc19752 m1 title Show 6 Hail, Hail, Rock n Roll The rock revolution gets underway. Part 2& 93 UNT Digital Library publisher Digital.library.unt.edu date 2010 08 14 accessdate 2010 08 23 ref was the radio name of Shirley Schneider d. June 23, 2006 . She was a Los Angeles radio personality at KRLA 1962 76 where she was one of the narrators of the Pop Chronicles ref name popchron6 ref cite web url http www.laradio.com whereg.htm title Los Angeles Radio People, Where Are They Now, G publisher Laradio.com date accessdate 2010 08 23 ref and KMPC 1976 78. ref cite web url http www.laradio.com whereh.htm title Los Angeles Radio People, Where Are They Now?h publisher Laradio.com date accessdate 2010 08 23 ref Notes reflist Persondata NAME Holliday, Sie ALTERNATIVE NAMES SHORT DESCRIPTION DATE OF BIRTH PLACE OF BIRTH DATE OF DEATH 2006 06 23 PLACE OF DEATH DEFAULTSORT Holliday, Sie Category American DJs Category American radio personalities Category 2006 deaths Category Radio personalities from Los Angeles, California Category Pseudonymous artists US radio bio stub ... more details
Image Chroniclesteam.gif frame The Pop Chronicles Team at KRLA, 1969 . From left to right are John Gilliland , unidentified, Sie Holliday , Chester Coleman , and Thom Beck . Courtesy of http www.library.unt.edu resolveuid 2778cba10090c91e58ce2854519b940a The John Gilliland Collection . Thom Beck was a founding member of The Credibility Gap while at KRLA 1110 radio, where he also narrated part of the Pop Chronicles . ref cite web url http digital.library.unt.edu explore partners UNTML browse ?fq str title serial 3AThe Pop Chronicles 28John Gilliland Collection 29 title Explore the holdings of UNT Music Library List View UNT Digital Library publisher Digital.library.unt.edu date 2010 08 14 accessdate 2010 08 23 ref He is deceased. Online sources Links http www.laradio.com whereb.htm Los Angeles Radio People, B Allmusic class artist id p149 pure url yes The Credibility Gap from allmusic References reflist Persondata Metadata see Wikipedia Persondata . NAME Beck, Thom ALTERNATIVE NAMES SHORT DESCRIPTION DATE OF BIRTH PLACE OF BIRTH DATE OF DEATH PLACE OF DEATH DEFAULTSORT Beck, Thom Category American radio personalities Category Radio personalities from Los Angeles, California Category Year of death missing US radio bio stub ... more details
. In 1969, they performed on KRLA s Pop Chronicles music documentary, ref name rs43 Cite news last ... web 2003 http www.laweekly.com ink 99 51 tv lloyd.php archivedate 2003 ref KRLA 1110 KRLA dropped ... by KRLA newspaper L.A. Times page F18 year 1970 date Jun 17, 1970 url http pqasb.pqarchiver.com ... Gap KRLA Battle&pqatl google title The Credibility Gap KRLA Battle publisher Pqasb.pqarchiver.com ... McKean, had joined the team, though the troupe s relationship with KRLA had soured and their show ... more details
Kristian Langlo 3 May 1894 &ndash 20 October 1976 was a Norwegian politician for the Liberal Party of Norway Liberal Party . He was born in Stranda . He was elected to the Stortinget Norwegian Parliament from the Market towns of M re og Romsdal in 1950, and was later re elected on one occasion in 1961 . Langlo held various positions in lesund city council from 1931 to 1934 and 1945 to 1955, serving as mayor in the period 1947&ndash 1949. References stortingetbio KRLA Persondata Metadata see Wikipedia Persondata . NAME Langlo, Kristian ALTERNATIVE NAMES SHORT DESCRIPTION DATE OF BIRTH 3 May 1894 PLACE OF BIRTH DATE OF DEATH 20 October 1976 PLACE OF DEATH DEFAULTSORT Langlo, Kristian Category 1894 births Category 1976 deaths Category Liberal Party Norway politicians Category Members of the Parliament of Norway Norway politician 1890s stub ... more details
870 AM may refer to In Canada CFBV in Smithers, British Columbia CFSX in Stephenville, Newfoundland and Labrador CKIR in Invermere, British Columbia In Mexico AM XEACC in Puerto Escondido, Oaxaca AM XEACC1 in Puerto Escondido, Oaxaca AM XEAMO in Irapuato, Guanajuato AM XEFIL in Mazatl n, Sinaloa AM XEGRO in Chilpancingo, Guerrero AM XEGRO1 in Chilpancingo, Guerrero AM XELY in Morelia, Michoac n AM XELY1 in Morelia, Michoac n AM XENG in Huauchinango, Puebla AM XENG1 in Huauchinango, Puebla XETAR AM in Guachochi, Chihuahua In the United States AM KAAN in Bethany, Missouri KFJZ in Fort Worth, Texas AM KFLD in Pasco, Washington AM KJMP in Pierce, Colorado KLSQ in Whitney, Nevada AM KPRM in Park Rapids, Minnesota AM KRLA in Glendale, California AM KSKO in Mcgrath, Alaska AM WFLO in Farmville, Virginia AM WHCU in Ithaca, New York AM WINU in Shelbyville, Illinois AM WKAR in East Lansing, Michigan AM WLVP in Gorham, Maine AM WMTL in Leitchfield, Kentucky AM WPWT in Colonial Heights, Tennessee WQBS in San Juan, Puerto Rico AM WQRX in Valley Head, Alabama WTCG in Mount Holly, North Carolina AM WWL in New Orleans, Louisiana callsigndis DEFAULTSORT 870 Am Category Lists of radio stations by frequency ... more details
Year nav topic5 1969 radio television music film Significant events in radio broadcasting in the year 1969 included the debuts of two documentaries on rock and roll . Events 21 23 February The History of Rock and Roll , a comprehensive 48 part documentary, debuts on KHJ AM KHJ in Los Angeles, California Los Angeles . Produced and hosted by Bill Drake , the series airs on the RKO General chain of stations that Drake programmed, and is nationally syndicated. 1 March NHK begins FM broadcasting in Japan . 9 March With the exception of Arthur Godfrey Arthur Godfrey Time , WFED WTOP in Washington, DC switches to an all news format. 3 October The Fernsehturm Berlin , a broadcasting tower, opens in East Berlin . November The National Science Network, Inc. purchased KMPX FM in San Francisco, California San Francisco , and KPPC defunct KPPC AM and KPPC FM in Pasadena, California Pasadena from Crosby Pacific Broadcasting Company for a combined 1,084,000. Undated WSAU FM in Wausau, Wisconsin changes to Top 40 as WIFC , and continues with those calls and format nearly 40 years later. Debuts February 9, The Pop Chronicles on KRLA 1110 . ref cite web url http classicdjradioscrapbook.blogspot.com 2009 04 krla pop chronicles program 1969 1 of 2.html title Classic DJ and Radio Scrapbook KRLA POP CHRONICLES Program, 1969 1 of 2 publisher Classicdjradioscrapbook.blogspot.com date 2004 02 26 accessdate 2009 04 29 ref February 21, The History of Rock and Roll on KHJ AM KHJ . ref name rs30 Cite news last Hopkins first Jerry author link Jerry Hopkins author title Rockumentary Radio Milestone newspaper Rolling Stone page 9 date April 5, 1969 issue 30 postscript None ref KMNB WCCO FM in Minneapolis, Minnesota signs on. Closings Empty section date July 2010 Births 31 January Craig Carton , United States American radio personality, co host of Boomer Esiason s morning show on WFAN in New York City , which became the permanent replacement for Imus in the Morning on September 4, 2007 in radio 200 ... more details
otheruses Jewels disambiguation The Jewels initially The Impalas , later The Four Jewels were a girl group from Washington, D.C. . The group began singing as The Impalas in 1961 ref name amgj Allmusic class artist id p188348 pure url yes The Jewels at Allmusic.com ref its members had attended Theodore Roosevelt High School Washington D.C. Roosevelt High School and sang in Trinity AME Zion Church. ref name amgm Allmusic class artist id p187849 pure url yes Martha High at Allmusic.com ref Early on the group began performing in Bo Diddley s basement, and Diddley recorded their debut single I Need You So Much , which was released on Checker Records . The record never caught on, and in 1962 producer Bob Lee changed the group s name to The Four Jewels. The single Loaded with Goodies next appeared on Start Records , a local D.C. label, followed by Chess Records Chess single That s What They Put Erasers on Pencils For . They also sang backup vocals for member Grace Ruffin s cousin, Billy Stewart . Carrie Mingo left the group around 1963 and was replaced by Martha Harvin at this time the group became simply The Jewels. The group went on to record for Dynamite Records Dynamite , Federal Records Federal , Tec Records Tec , and King Records USA King over the next few years. In 1964 the group signed to Dimension Records and released the single Opportunity . Late in 1964 the tune peaked at 64 on the US Billboard Hot 100 ref Allmusic class artist id p188348 pure url yes Chart Positions , Allmusic.com ref but climbed all the way to 2 on KRLA 1110 . ref cite web url http www.oldiesloon.com ca krla641024.htm title KRLA Tune Dex October 25 through October 31, 1964 ref This was followed by the single But I Do b w Smokey Joe , which missed the national charts and marked the end of their association with Dimension. Beginning in 1965, the group toured across the U.S. as backing vocalists with James Brown . They intended to record at Motown Records when the tour stopped in Detroit , but th ... more details
Infobox single Name Let Her Dance Cover Caption Single label of Let Her Dance Artist Bobby Fuller Four from Album KRLA King of the Wheels and I Fought the Law album I Fought the Law A side B side Another Sad and Lonely Night Released Start date 1965 6 ref http bobbyfuller.net ref Format Gramophone record vinyl Recorded Genre Rock music Rock Length 2 34 Label Mustang Records Mustang , Liberty Records Liberty Writer Bobby Fuller Producer Bob Keane Certification Last single Take My Word This single Let Her Dance Next single I Fought the Law Misc Let Her Dance is a song by Bobby Fuller Four The Bobby Fuller Four . It was the group s fourth single under Del Fi Records , and the first to achieve success. Let Her Dance is actually a modified version of an earlier Bobby Fuller song, Keep on Dancing. The modifications came as a result of Bob Keane , who slowed it down and added a bottle tapping rhythm to it inspired by Randy Fuller musician Randy Fuller tapping to the song with a beer bottle . In addition, Randy was also responsible for remaking the bass line. Bobby, however, hated the song once it was finished, preferring the Tex Mex sound of the original. ref http aaronpoehler.com strangecase.html ref The single was first released in June on 1965 on Mustang Records , backed with Another Sad and Lonely Night. While becoming a local hit on the Los Angeles charts, it underperformed on the national charts, barely missing the Top 100 at 133. It was re released multiple times afterwards including a release by Liberty Records , but it did little to change its chart status. Despite this, it remained a popular song for the group, and was performed live on Shivaree and Where the Action Is . It was also released on the LP KRLA King of the Wheels in 1965, and later I Fought the Law album I Fought the Law in 1966. ref http www.classicbands.com fullerfour.html ref Legacy Being a local hit, the Bobby Fuller Four made a jingle for a Gallenkamp Shoes advertisement, singing to the tune of L ... more details
Infobox person name Bob Eubanks image Bob Eubanks KRLA 1964.jpg imagesize 180px caption Bob Eubanks at KRLA, 1964. birth name Robert Leland Eubanks birth date Birth date and age 1938 1 8 mf y birth place Flint, Michigan , United States U.S. death date death place othername occupation Game show host br Television personality br Radio personality years active 1956 present spouse marriage Irma Eubanks 1969 2001 her death br Deborah James currently married homepage URL http www.bobeubanks.com notable role The Newlywed Game ABC and Syndication br Card Sharks CBS Robert Leland Bob Eubanks born January 8, 1938 is an United States American television radio personality and game show host , best known for hosting the game show The Newlywed Game on and off since 1966. Eubanks received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame for his television work in 2000. ref name Walk cite web url http projects.latimes.com hollywood star walk bob eubanks title Hollywood Star Walk Bob Eubanks publisher Los Angeles Times date 22 August 2004 author Rasmussen, Cynthia accessdate 18 March 2011 ref The star is in front of Grauman s Egyptian Theatre , where Eubanks worked during the first years of his broadcasting career ... KACY Radio in Oxnard, California . For most of the 1960s, while working the midday shift at KRLA ... issue 9oct64.pdf title KRLA Beat date 9 October 1964 publisher KRLA Radio accessdate ... title KRLA Beat date 12 May 1965 publisher KRLA Radio accessdate 18 March 2011 PDF ref The Rolling ... krlabeat.sakionline.net issue 18nov64.pdf title KRLA Beat date 18 November 1964 publisher KRLA Radio ... was a popular radio Disc jockey DJ at station KRLA 1110 in Los Angeles as well as a music promoter ... title KRLA s Switch to Talk Will End Rock Era on AM Dial in L.A. Radio Some are nostalgic about ... 36007367&FMT ABS&FMTS ABS FT&date Nov 16 2C 1998&author STEVE HOCHMAN&pub Los Angeles Times&desc KRLA ... Bowl , with fellow KRLA DJs Dave Hull and Reb Foster joining Eubanks in introducing them. ref ... more details
pages KEVINJAMES title Kevin James Biography publisher KRLA year 2008 first last accessdate 2008 ... James Show Local 870 on KRLA Sunday 9 00 am 10 00 am After several years as a guest and substitute ... Memorial Day Weekend 2007, James began hosting The Kevin James Show on KRLA AM 870 in Los Angeles. ref http www.krla870.com subpage.asp?StationId KRLA AM&PageNo 35 KRLA Website ref James also appears ... Kevin James on KRLA http www.kevinjamesformayor.com index.php Official web site Persondata ... more details
COI date August 2010 Notability 1 Music date December 2010 Image The Scuzzies 1965 1.jpg thumb right 180px The Scuzzies Photo from 1965 The Scuzzies were a mid 1960s recording and performing group of 5 teen cousins from the South Bay, Los Angeles area of California. The group gained notoriety for recording a song, written by group leader Suzie Cappetta , entitled Dave Hull The Hullabalooer ref cite web url http las solanas.com arsa artists item.php?rtid 12064 publisher Airheads Radio Survey Archive title The Scuzzies release Dave Hull The Hullabalooer on CRS Records in 1965 ref in the winter of 1964. The song was a tribute to a popular Los Angeles Disc Jockey Dave Hull , AKA The Hullabalooer who worked at KRLA , a 50,000 watt AM radio station in South Pasadena, California . Hull was more recently named one of the top ten greatest broadcasters in Los Angeles radio history. Lineup The core of The Scuzzies in 1964 consisted of 3 siblings, The Cappetta Kids, as they were known in earlier years. Suzie Cappetta, age 15, Michael Cappetta, age 14, and Robert Cappetta, age 11. Their two cousins, also siblings, Gale Chodkowski, age 14, and Paula Chodkowski, age 11, rounded out the quintet. Their recording of Dave Hull The Hullabalooer Became a regional hit when the song made the Top 40 ref cite web url http las solanas.com arsa surveys item.php?svid 6088 publisher Airheads Radio Survey Archive title The Scuzzies at 13 on the KRLA Los Angeles Top Sixty Tune Dex March 15, 1965 ref charts in Los Angeles by March 1965. Scuzzies meet the Dave The Hullabalooer Hull Hull first heard his song when the 5 kids went to the KRLA Pasadena studios, during the fall of 1964, to perform the song for him in person. Hull liked it so much that he wanted to put it On The Air right away, so he instructed an employee to take the kids upstairs to their recording booth and record it onto an acetate disc . Hull used the acetate disc many times to air his song during the next few days that followed. Im ... more details
Refimprove date November 2010 The Sunrays previously known as Larry Tremaine & The Renegades were an United States American band from Pacific Palisades, California . Career Their first job as the Renegades in the late 1950s was at the Seaside Session at Palisades Park in Pacific Palisade. In 1961 they teamed up with Larry Tremaine, and became Larry Tremaine and the Renegades, a rock and roll cover version cover band, consisting of Larry Tremaine, Steve O Riley now deceased , Marty DiGiovanni, Rick Henn, Eddy Medora now deceased , and Vince Hozier now deceased . Tremaine was able to keep them working every week at radio dances, UCLA, clubs, celebrity parties and corporate events. They starred at Crescendo Interlude on Sunset Strip with Joey Dee and the Starlighters , the Teen Age Fair at Pacific Ocean Park , the after party for the 1963 Academy Awards , The Bob Eubanks TV Dance Party, and every Friday night the house dance party band in San Bernardino, California Civic Auditorium. In 1963, Tremaine went into the radio stations KBLA and KRLA , and later television, and became the host of the syndicated nationwide Casion Royale Dance Party . In 1964, the group changed their name to The Sunrays, and Mendora switched from the saxophone to rhythm guitar. O Riley left the band and they appointed a new lead guitarist. The Sunrays were managed by Murry Wilson . ref Carlin, Peter Ames, Catch a Wave The Rise, Fall & Redemption of the Beach Boys Brian Wilson , Rodale Publishing, p. 60 ref Their hits included the hit I Live for the Sun 1965 51 Billboard Hot 100 US , 20 Kent Music Report Australia , Andrea 1966 41 US and Still 1966 93 US . They toured around the US and opened for the Beach Boys in the US and Canada. Discography Albums Andrea Sunrays album Andrea 1966 Compilation albums Vintage Rays , Collectable Records 1996 References Reflist External links http sunrays718.tripod.com Sunrays718 Allmusic class artist id p20846 label The Sunrays Allmusic class artist id p20140 lab ... more details
Notability date January 2011 No footnotes date January 2011 Heidi Harris is an American talk radio host and author. The Heidi Harris Show is heard weekday mornings on KRLA Los Angeles and KTIE San Bernardino , 6 9 AM PDT. ref http socalmediawatch.blogspot.com ref ref http krla870.com ref . A native of Las Vegas and former professional singer and human resources HR recruiter, she began her radio career at KDWN in Las Vegas in 1998, moving across town to KXNT in 1999, initially as a fill in host, weekend host, then co host of a morning drive show for five years, from 2001 to 2006. The show won an EMA Electronic Media Award for Best Local Radio Talk Show in 2003. In 2007, she moved back to KDWN when it was purchased by Beasley Broadcast Group . The Heidi Harris Show was heard on KDWN from April 2007 until March 2012. She is considered by Talkers Magazine to be one of America s 100 Most Influential Hosts ref http www.talkers.com 2011hhindex.html ref , and recently when? won another EMA for Best Radio Talk Show, Locally Produced . Harris appears frequently as a commentator on cable news channels including MSNBC , CNN , TruTV , and the Fox News Channel ref http heidiharris.com heidi on bill oreilly 68 ref . Her first book, published August 20, 2010, is entitled Cocktail Waitress Wisdom ref http www.amazon.com Cocktail Waitress Wisdom lessons carrying dp 0982983506 ref . External links http www.heidiharris.com Official site Notes Reflist Persondata Metadata see Wikipedia Persondata . NAME Harris, Heidi ALTERNATIVE NAMES SHORT DESCRIPTION DATE OF BIRTH PLACE OF BIRTH DATE OF DEATH PLACE OF DEATH DEFAULTSORT Harris, Heidi Category Year of birth missing living people Category Living people Category American talk radio hosts Category American political pundits Category People from the Las Vegas Valley US radio bio stub ... more details
Image SuzieCappetta.jpg thumb 100px Suzie Cappetta in 1978 Suzie Cappetta died 2007 was an American pop musician. Suzie Capetta and her younger brothers, Michael and Robert, got their start in the music industry while growing up in Redondo Beach, California in the 1960s. At the age of 15, Suzie wrote a song about a local Los Angeles, California disc jockey Dave Hull The Hullabalooer which became a regional hit when she, her two brothers, and two cousins recorded the song in the winter of 1964. The recording was chosen by Casey Kasem as a KRLA DJ Pick To Hit . Casey s prediction was correct when the song made the Top 40 charts in Los Angeles on March 7th, 1965. The Quintet was dubbed The Scuzzies by Dave Hull himself when he first aired the song on his radio show. Suzie also wrote and recorded, with the help of her brothers, several jingles for Los Angeles radio station KRLA. Among those was a jingle the Scuzzies recorded promoting Baskin Robbins new Scuzzy ice cream flavor combination. As the Scuzzies, they made television appearances on 9th Street West with Sam Riddle in Hollywood, Los Angeles, California and TV 8 Dancetime with Bob Hower in San Diego, California . They were featured in Bob Eubanks Cinnamon Cinder and Casey Kasem s Clubs. One of the highlights for the Scuzzies in 1965 was when they became the opening act for Sonny & Cher at the Grand Opening of Jamaica West Jr. in Torrance, California . 1969 saw brother Michael fulfilling his obligation in the US Navy, while Suzie toured with the USO Shows in 1970, singing and playing bass guitar in The Harrison & Tyler Show , the first All Girl band in USO history. The show, promoted by Johnny Grant radio personality Johnny Grant , performed for U.S. troops in Viet Nam and Thailand . By 1972, Suzie and Michael got together again to become a musical duo, entertaining in nightclubs in the South Bay, Los Angeles California area. Six months later, younger brother Robert joined Suzie and Michael as their drummer, to fo ... more details
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at KDIS AM KRLA 1110 AM , where he secured good ratings, but was still not able to beat Limbaugh. KRLA ... found himself out of work again when KRLA was sold in October 2000. In addition to changing hands, KRLA would also change its programming, becoming a sports station. He was then hired at KLAC , only .... E2. Cynthia Littleton. Jackson s ratings good at KRLA AM. Daily Variety, May 18, 1999, p 3 Don Page ... more details
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