1260 KYA, San Francisco
Official 12-60 Survey
Week Of July 14-20, 1968

Chris Edwards anchors the morning shift of 1260/KYA's "Murderer's Row"-caliber lineup that includes Gary Schaffer (10 a.m.-2 p.m.), Johnny Holliday (2-6 p.m.), Tom Campbell (6-10 p.m.), Tommy Saunders (10 p.m.-2 a.m.) and Russ Syracuse (2-6 a.m.) in the Summer of 1968.

On the 12-60 survey for this week, Donovan's "Hurdy Gurdy Man" has displaced the Rolling Stones' "Jumping Jack Flash" in the top slot, while acts running the gamut from Johnny Cash ("Folsom Prison Blues"), James Brown ("Lickin' Stick"), Julie Driscoll ("This Wheel's On Fire") and the Monkees ("It's Nice To Be With You") are able to find spots among the top sixty local hits.

Chris Edwards moved on to K-101 following his run at KYA, and later worked at the combined KSFO/KYA-FM. He segued into a successful career behind the scenes in radio, working as an advertising salesman for Clear Channel's cluster of San Francisco stations. In 2007, after briefly repping for the transplanted KTRB (860 AM), he was hired to market Classic Hits KFRC (106.9 FM).

On the flip side of the survey is a promotion for the upcoming "KYA 1260 Drag Festival" at Fremont Drag Strip.

ORIGINAL SIZE: 4.25x6.5 inches.
SOURCE: Bay Area Radio Museum Collection.

RELATED EXHIBITS:

• The Complete KYA Music Survey Collection (Listing)

• Photo: Chris Edwards at 560 KSFO/KYA-FM 93.3 (1991)

• KYA: The Top 40 Years Collection (Part 1: The 1960s)