KMPX

KMPX is where the "underground revolution" started. It began with Larry Miller's eclectic, late-night show and continued with Tom Donahue and his cast of zanies. It ended a year or so later when KMPX management tried to institute some programming rules and Tom and his staff walked out, only to show up a few months later at the new KSAN.

Audio:

KMPX   Tom Donahue on the immaculate inception
KMPX   Tom on how he got it going
KMPX   Tom on ratings and commercials
KMPX   Raechel Donahue talks about KMPX & KSAN
KMPX   Larry Miller describes his show
KMPX   Tom Donahue aircheck 1967
KMPX   Katie Johnson on the early days
KMPX   1967 Tom Donahue show hr 1
KMPX   1967 Tom Donahue show hr 2
KMPX   4/67 Tom Donahue show with Grateful Dead
KMPX    1967 Country Joe with Tom & Voco
KMPX   12/67 Larry Miller show    scoped
KMPX   Milan Melvin "The Lone Ranger" scoped
KMPX   1967 Bob Postle show     scoped
KMPX   aircheck 1968
KMPX   Congress Of Wonders
KMPX   Congress Of Wonders spot for concert
KMPX   spot for The Fillmore - Stefan Ponek
KMPX   spot for Rolling Stone Magazine - Congress of Wonders
KMPX   spot for Record City
KMPX   spot for Family Dog
KMPX   spot for Record City 1968
KMPX   spot for North Face - Tom Donahue 1968
KMPX   Stefan talks about Richie Havens
KMPX   Bob Postle aircheck February 1968
KMPX   spot for Magnolia Thunderpussy
KMPX   extended spot for Magnolia Thunderpussy
KMPX   spot for Big River 1968
KMPX   spot for Music City
KMPX   spot for Old Fillmore
KMPX   spot for Blue Cheer
KMPX   spot for concert
KMPX   Ed Bear signs off
KMPX    the last moments
                                                                                          Dusty Street & Katie Johnson