KPEN, under the ownership of James Gabbert, changed its
call letters to KIOI in December 1968 to reflect its position at 101.3
MHz on the FM dial; Mr. Gabbert, along with Gary Gielow and John Wickett,
had founded the station in 1957.
It's 1963 on the final broadcast by Gary Taylor from the
K-101 Time Machine, recorded for posterity in the Ultimate
Radio Bootleg LP series (Volume VI). Note the use of a
classic Drake/Johnny Mann "San Francisco Weather" jingle,
lifted from KFRC, about four minutes into the recording.
A simulcast of K-101 programming on co-owned
KNEW.
— Exhibit includes text and
audio.
— Audio presentation only.
— Fair-to-poor audio quality.
— Edited (scoped) aircheck. MDA — Courtesy of
Michael D'Augelli.
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THE BAY AREA RADIO MUSEUM IS A
CALIFORNIA NON-PROFIT CORPORATION
DEDICATED TO PRESERVING AND HONORING THE HISTORY OF
RADIO BROADCASTING IN THE SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA
A MEMBER IN GOOD STANDING OF THE BROADCAST &
NEWSPAPER
MUSEUM OF NORTHERN CALIFORNIA CONSORTIUM,
THE CALIFORNIA ASSOCIATION OF MUSEUMS,
THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR STATE AND LOCAL HISTORY,
AND THE ASSOCIATION OF BROADCASTING HISTORICAL SOCIETIES
KIOI
Radio: 1968-2000
— Exhibit includes text and
audio.
— Fair-to-poor audio quality.
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