Friends of KFXM
We Invite You to Visit Our KFXM Friends. The Sites listed here are KFXM/KDUO-related, having historical material and current information.
LARadio.com was started in 1997 by Don
Barrett, a radio DJ, on-air personality, movie studio marketing executive and
consultant.
Barrrett wrote the ultimate guidebook, "Los
Angeles Radio People," published in 1994. A second volume was
published in 1997 and is a valuable reference to the people of the industry.
If you are or were in Southern
California radio, or just a fan of what’s going on behind the scenes, LA Radio
is a must!
When visiting the site you can look for
almost anyone who has been in radio and television as well as recording
artists. There's a lot to browse at LARadio and there is a membership section with
even more interesting information.
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440 International was instrumental in locating several of our former KFXM
and KDUO DJ's. Several of our DJ's had registered at 440 international and gave
email addresses but most of their radio station history was outdated from three
to six years on a average.
If you are looking for radio stations or fellow DJ's from the past, 440
international is one of your best choices to find them. We also wish to thank
440 international for updating the listings on their Website for KFXM and KDUO
with a link to our site.
440 International was created by, and still maintained by, former 93KHJ /
Los Angeles DJ Johnny Williams. Johnny
was KHJ’s overnight Boss Jock from the very beginning – and today stands out as
the best overnight jock of all-time.
You can get to 440 International by clicking here: 440 International Website
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Southern California Radio History has a good collection of
information on radio stations and on-air personalities. They also have links to
other very interesting radio related sites. We have provided this link as our
reciprocal agreements between other radio Websites. So Cal Radio History (Click Here)
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Doug's Blogspot
Doug has been a KFXM FANatic since childhood. While growing
up in San Bernardino, he spent almost all his spare time listening to KFXM and
fierce compettitor K/men on the radio. Doug started collecting the weekly tune
sheets and periodicals published by the two rival radio stations. He has now
established a Blog site on the Internet where he shares his collection with
visitors. Historically speaking, Doug can provide accurate information as to
when things happened back then.
Blogs are basically mini-Web sites where you can post
pictures for viewers to review. The viewers can then click on "post a
comment" button and the Blog site allows for an inter-exchange of comments
and opinions. For those interested in radio station memorabilia, this is an
excellent place to visit.
Click here to visit Doug's KFXM-K/men Blogspot.