KGB-FM: The Station That Rocked San Diego (film project, Teaser #3)

Teaser video for the film project about 101.5 KGB-FM, one of the best FM radio stations in the country. KGB, located in San Diego, California, was ground-breaking in the 1970s. The Homegrown albums, The KGB SkyShow, The KGB Chicken. And some of the best FM DJs and morning teams in the nation. Watch for the completed feature-length film documentary in 2019!!!
Teaser #3 looks at the life of the FM DJ.
Featuring:
Mike Berger, Chris Boyer, Steve Brown (the OB Jetty), Bill Hergonson, Marilyn Hergonson, Coe Lewis, Jim McInnes, Jeff Prescott, Cookie Chainsaw Randolph, and Gabriel Wisdom
The Filmmakers:
Tony Butler (Cinematographer/Editor/Co-producer)
Raul Sandelin (Director/Editor/Co-producer)

[@twikirobot6897]

Grew up in Santee in the 70's/early 80's. KGB was the greatest station.....ever !

[@jonathanwoody7242]

Lived and breathed KGB Am&FM from '64 to "89. Thanks for memories!

[@leonardbrinkman4410]

I used to listen to KGB when it was on 136 actually known as 1360 a.m. in the 1960s my first destruction I would remember back then was Bill Wade who was a very good disc jockey along with Steve Jade less Turpin and a few others that I used to know! I know that I remember some of these people? It kind of takes me back to the day when KGB was real good back then. But my favorite disc jockey from KGB was at 9:00 at night he would keep me company his name was Tom Maul. He would be funny at times but only other times he would get really serious with being a disc jockey, but when I like about Tom what he was really telling me what time it is late at night so that would help me sleep better.

[@SunFellow941]

San Diego dj Gabriel Wisdom "My first regular show at KPRI was called "The Joyful Wisdom Hour," featuring rock artists explaining the philosophical or quasi-spiritual meanings of their songs. I got the show slot by convincing Larry and Inor (Ron) to cancel a remote broadcast from a local Catholic Church and replace it with my show each Sunday morning. In those days, the FCC required radio stations to provide weekly one-hour religious programs, but they didn't define the term, or impose any other requirements. Fortunately for me, long-haired hippie musicians discussing ideas about life (Are You Experienced?) satisfied the FCC licensing requirement." WE NEED THESE SHOWS MADE AVAILABLE!

[@dhorn48]

Looking forward to seeing this film! Grew up listening to KPRI and KGB. Seeing all of the names, especially Berger and Prescott, Gabriel Wisdom, Jim McGinnis, John Leslie, Sue Delaney, and of course the wonderful Coe Lewis brought back lots of memories.

[@raulsandelin2597]

Thanks for taking a look, Dave! There are two more short teaser vids online also. If you search KGB-FM: The Station That Rocked San Diego, they should pop up!

[@dhorn48]

Thanks Raul. Just checked out the other 2 Teasers. Thanks for posting them. Love it that Bob Buchmann was interviewed as well. He's a friend of mine and a great guy. He's a Rock Star! When will this film be released and where? I'd like to keep on ear and eye out for the release.

[@raulsandelin2597]

@@dhorn48 Thanks for taking a look, Dave! Watch for public screenings of the final product right after the Holidays...

[@alanbmx321]

How about Digby

[@BaseFury]

Worked PT for the great Ted Edwards 1982-1984 while in the Marines at Pendleton. I learned more from that man and the 'Block Party Weekend' than anyone possible. Great time in radio, what with the wars with KMET in the evil Los Angeles. :)

[@raulsandelin2597]

That's cool Billy! We're still hoping to have the film finished this summer. We'll have to see tho since COVID is slowing down everything!!!

[@themightyx5652]

KGB AM 60s💯1360⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

[@stevenkritzer6020]

So many familiar names

[@eekk8843]

had a history teacher that said he used to be a dj for kgb. mr. macauley, iirc....

[@x-rockfm92hd81]

KJB SD # 1 DRAKE

[@RegisWilkins]

You should have interviewed someone talented like Bobby Ocean.

[@alanbmx321]

That voice of Sue 😍😍😍😍 melted my teenage heart