bobbyblue.org

 

 




This website is being developed in an effort to help preserve "Underground Radio" of the 60's and 70's by fans of Los Angeles radio personality Bobby Blue of KMET-FM, Los Angeles; KWST-FM, Los Angeles; KNAC-FM, Los Angeles; KPRI-FM, San Diego; KYMS-FM, Anaheim, CA; KFXM, San Bernardino, CA, KTKT, Tucson, AZ, KCLB-FM, Palm Springs, CA, and various other stations. Bobby is an early pioneer of the "Free Form Progressive Rock FM Radio" format with over 35 years of professional broadcasting and outstanding service to the broadcast industry.

Listen to a current air-check

Listen to an audition demo

For more information regarding our website, to have email forwarded to Bobby Blue, or if you have something you would like to contribute please contact us at:

webmaster@bobbyblue.org

Currently, in 2008, Bobby produces and places time buys for programs delivered via Satellite and aired on over 150 stations across the United States. The agency employs voice talent, script writers, and editors. He is also "Network Program Director" for the "Next Wave Radio Network," developing four music formats including AC, CHR, Rock and Inspo for Internet radio. "NWR" currently has over 60 clients and growing. Bobby also does fill-in weekend shifts on local So. Cal. stations.
Interviews KNAC Earth News
News Blimps


Bobby interviewing Governor Ronald Reagan at KFXM in 1968. Bobby asked Mr. Reagan about removing funding for State Universities which sparked demonstrations/riots on many State College campuses.

Bobby hanging out with Tommy Bolin of Deep Purple during his radio show at KNAC-FM in 1974. Tommy was a good friend and frequent visitor to the Bobby Blue radio show.

Bobby pictured with David Measham, conductor of the London Symphony Orchestra (passed away 6th February 2005), Ron McCoy (KNAC-FM), and Rick Wakeman (of the rock group Yes) at debut of "Journey to the Center of the Earth" at KNAC-FM in 1974.

Bobby Blue's weekly syndicated television rock show in the late 70's and early 80's "Rockola Friday Night" featured National and local acts. Featured here: The Mechanics.
 
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