KHJ (930 kHz) is a commercial AM radio station that is licensed to Los Angeles, California. Owned and operated by Relevant Radio, Inc., the station broadcasts Roman Catholic religious programming as the network's West Coast flagship station.

The DJ Lineups Of 93/KHJ, 1965-1980 We just reviewed BY HAND a full "run" of 93/KHJ survey folders from #1 in 1965, thru the final issue #788 in 1980. Thru those folders, we were able to come up with what we think is the so-far BEST documentation on every 93/KHJ DJ lineup from 1965 until the folders ended in 1980.

This site features every KHJ Boss 30 survey from 1965-73 plus additional Boss Radio material from the same period. Take a trip back to a time when KHJ ruled!

2021年4月27日 · One of LA’s oldest radio stations — dating back to 1922 — KHJ (930 AM) had a long history of great programming. But the years prior to 1965 had not been kind.

1990年5月9日 · The KHJ format was distinguished by fast-talking jocks, a limited amount of commercials, a cappella jingles by the Johnny Mann Singers, a Top 30 playlist instead of a Top 40, and the promise of...

2009年10月4日 · But in the 1950s and ‘60s, it was part of the wacky world of AM rock music, competing fiercely in Southern California against KRLA (1110) and KHJ (930) before the superior FM stereo sound caught...

2020年8月20日 · 93 KHJ!! - 1966-1968. Publication date 2020-08-20 Topics 93 khj, boss radio, los angeles Item Size 573.1M . An L.A. institution for many, many years. Addeddate 2020-08-20 19:32:18 Identifier 93khj66-68 Scanner Internet Archive HTML5 Uploader 1.6.4 . plus-circle Add ...

PROGRAMMER RESPONSIBLE FOR THE FAMOUS "DRAKE FORMAT" "Ron Jacobs is one of the heroes of rock and roll radio, Top 40 division. Mixing a genius for promotion, a brash and brassy management style, a take-no-prisoners attitude, an eclectic taste in music, and a passion for personalities and fellow renegades, Jacobs was the boss of Boss."

2020年7月17日 · BlankFrank's KHJ series is supremely special because of the insertion of many vintage airchecks and station jingles. 'AirChecks/Station Jingles' are a huge part of the radio game. KHJ certainly saw it fit to lavish sufficient budgets to aircheck/jingle creation and thus insured that the biggest possible blur was inherent to the listening ...

In April 1965, programming consultant Bill Drake crafted 93 KHJ’s top 40 format. Drake hired program director Ron Jacobs who had created successful radio formats in Hawaii and California. The format, known as ‘Boss Radio’ featured a tight playlist and limited talk by DJs, although a few, such as Robert W. Morgan, Charlie Tuna, Humble ...