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One of the Bay Area's all-time favorite radio personalities is Chris Edwards, shown above while hosting the 6 to 11 a.m. shift at San Francisco's simulcasting KSFO (560 AM) and KYA (93.3 FM) on Saturday mornings. Raised in New York City, Edwards arrived as the afternoon man at the original KYA (1260 AM) in 1968, a position he held until moving over to K-101 as host of "The Chris Edwards Solid Gold Time Machine" in 1976. In addition to his on-air duties, Edwards also worked through the 1980s as an account representative, selling advertising time for K-101. He joined KSFO/KYA-FM in a similar dual role in 1988, and subsequently was an account executive for Clear Channel in San Francisco for many years — mostly representing KKSF — before jumping briefly to the freshly transplanted KTRB (860 AM) in 2007 as sales and marketing specialist, following the station's move from Modesto. With the re-launching of Classic Hits KFRC (106.9 FM) in the Summer of 2007, Chris Edwards was brought in by CBS Radio management to represent the legendary station to the local business community. PHOTO SOURCE: Bay Area Radio Museum Collection. RELATED EXHIBITS:
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