KRLA 1110 Los Angeles 2

[@williamlowe6155]

I.grew up in long Beach California and this is the music I miss listening to when I was 14yrs

[@MichaelSSmith-hs5pw]

Back in 1965, we used to listen to KRLA all the time while cruisin’ Hawthorne Blvd. in L.A. California. We’d cruise from the Hawthorne A&W through Inglewood to the Witch Stand, then back again. We’d cruise all night, that’s back when $2.00 would fill up your gas tank. We went through Frosty’s drive-in looking for girls, We’d drag race off the line when the stop light turned green, flirt with the girls cruising in the car next to us, underage drinking beer. We’d sit in the middle parking divider of Hawthorne Blvd bullshitting & listening to Humble Harv blasting the latest Beach Boys song on KRLA from our custom car speakers. Ahh, summer memories of my wayward youth. lol

[@crimestoppers1877]

I think the Witch Stand on Slauson/Overhill is still there?

[@MichaelSSmith-hs5pw]

@@crimestoppers1877 The Wich Stand had two locations, one still stands at 4508 W. Slauson Ave in the Windsor Hills area of L.A. Thanks for your comment.

[@westhigh1976]

I was raised on WLS/Larry Lujack in Chicago but I love listening to this!

[@johnreyes1749]

Man I grew up listening to this station, because I grew up Santa Ana I was in the perfect location💕

[@SteveHutchcraft]

“Let’s take a trip down Whittier Boulevard”. I grew up a block away. Been living in Oregon for forty-nine years now.

[@skyeblue5669]

Garfield H.S 1980

[@thehateugave9699]

I just moved in off of ferris quvo

[@robertluna1772]

Been there.

[@ronaldasencio]

What's up girl off of La

[@Hustlertimez619]

I bet you miss Cali like crazy

[@larrystokes9193]

I grew up on N Pine ave in Long Beach and listened day and night. I miss the station.

[@frankmarter6845]

I lived in Huntington Beach when it was a quiet oil town. KRLA was my favorite station. I miss HB and KRLA. They don’t exist anymore in their present incarnations.

[@dennisboyd1712]

Yes, those were the days of great hit after hit on the radio as you cruised the Blvd in a classic 1957 Bel-Air with a sweet girl by your side, what a time to be a teenager

[@kurtsnyder9000]

When I lived in los angeles I love to listen to Krla And khj !

[@wedge4hire]

That's right!! 1110 KRLA and 93 KHJ were the best stations in L.A., period!!!!

[@rudyrowland5113]

❤

[@nonoyaya3884]

Kfwb

[@wedge4hire]

@@nonoyaya3884 Nope! By that time KFWB was an all-news station!!

[@everettjames1698]

​@@wedge4hireThat's right. 👍 My Grandpa used to listen to KFWB news radio. All news all the time.

[@michaellong5905]

How I remember growing up listening to KRLA and now that I'm 75 and hearing these songs puts my mind back to my first love and after. Oh! Wolf Man Jack.

[@jr.benvenuto4681]

Love KRLA growing up in LA and when I got my first job at 15 I would play 1110 am at work everyday for many years .thanks for this

[@carlbowles1808]

Awesome oldies bring back happy memories and relieved the pain of living. ❤🌞👏🇺🇸🙏

[@wallacegeller2111]

KHJ was another power house we would listen to at Camp Pendleton 1967.

[@FatSal619]

I really miss the wolf Man jack Shows !🐺 he was a bad ass !!!

[@Ronnie-og5vq]

Man...that classic A.M. station sound. Hearing oldies like this is REALLY nostalgic.

[@robertmoffit1135]

I keep expecting to hear the zodiac killers voice

[@stovepipe1015]

I'm 68, this brings me back too!

[@richardbarber4126]

From coast to coast these songs tug at the heart strings of all our hearts now that are lives are dwindling down?! An era that will never be repeated unfortunately?!

[@SurferJoe46]

KRLA, KFWB, KHJ, KIIS, KWIZ --- they were all great and we'd listen to them and appreciate them THEN ... but NOW they give us a lot of flashback memories that we formed all our years. The Huntington Beach Union High School Class of '64 approves of this KZbin post.

[@rickyavila673]

I remember i was in Oahu Waikiki and i use to drive to the Eastside of the island on the evenings nights, i used to pick up the KRLA IN MY CAR I HAD TO KINDA PARK THE CAR FACING EAST AND GENTLY MOVE THE ANTENNA TO HARDLY LISTEN KRLA FOR A WHILE UNTIL THEY CLOSE THE PARK I USED TO PARK,IT WAS A EXPERIENCE I NEVER FORGET

[@Jonathan-dq8hb]

When I lived in San Francisco, I could often pick up a Navajo station in the four corners .

[@rickyavila673]

​@@Jonathan-dq8hbyep. I think is 660 or 690 am

[@ThomasKnight-g2r]

Growing up in the 1970,s I herd good old rock n roll for the first time in my life.that was 54 years ago.in the 1980,s I herd good old rock n roll music from the 1950,s and the 1960,s on the am dial am 54. I herd songs I never heard of before and now thanks to satellite radio and cell phones and 50,s on five I can hear those good old rock n roll songs again. That brings back good old memories.im only 64 y.o. and I still like good old rock n roll.my boss and I hear a rock n roll station out of birmingham.alabama .I think its103.8 out of stewartville/ Birmingham. They play them from the 60,s and 70,s I'd rather hear them from the 59,s and 60,s

[@RandyR]

Oh man, how i miss that station. Spent hours listening when I was living back home. Think i still have a few hours on tape. Thank God for these and the memories.

[@larryramos4037]

I remember my mom in the kitchen with KRLA playing while washing dishes or preparing that nights dinner.. Huggy boy taking dedications mom and dad used to play name that tune awesome memories ❤

[@davediamond7228]

emperor Hudson was the man and remember listening to him when getting ready for school ....but we also had stations khj and kfwb to choose from in those early days

[@JohnnyLovato36]

@@davediamond7228Aw yes! KFWB! Being from San Diego and spending Weekends in L.A. months on end because of my folks relationship with their Compas! (and what fun it was ), I forgot about KFWB but we’d listen to KHJ,KFWB and KRLA and what Fine Formats! but why wouldn’t they be? The Music Was AND is KILLING IT! FOR ME!, todays sounds that the young tune in is GARBAGE and is DEAD AND STINKING!

[@spikespa5208]

Living 90 miles outside LA in junior high, KRLA was my go to station in the middle to late '60s. Had one of their KRLA SOLID ROCK compilation albums for years (with the cartoon crowd cover). Wore it out. Wish I still had it, in any condition.

[@flaviocalichmansp-brasil6958]

Very good, oldies are the best, the bring back so many memories and stir your soul!

[@chrischeshire6528]

KRLA and KHJ radio was mandatory to get through high school in the 60's.

[@qthemusicdj]

Growing up in the 80's it was Charlie Tuna or Emperor Bob Hudson in the mornings, Johnny Hayes with the mid day countdown, The Real Don Steele drive time, Huggy Boy night time requests & Humble Harv had Doowop Heaven at 11. That was my childhood everyday

[@oldiesgeek454]

I recall listening to Johnny Hayes do his "Top 12 At 12" show in the early 90s.

[@jamescoleakaericunderwood2503]

And a decade before that it was " Machine Gun Kelly"

[@SCRnflz]

I was finishing high school as the 80's ended so I was more into Power 106, KISS FM but I would also put on KRLA for the oldies. It was always really popular with us in the Chicano community.

[@qthemusicdj]

@chickenshavebones I remember when Power 106 began. Jay Thomas in the morning. LOL. KDAY,KJLH Saturday night jams, I was class of 90. Right there with you.

[@oldiesgeek454]

@@SCRnflz It was the only station where you could hear a song like 18 With A Bullet. 😊

[@wallacegeller2111]

I use to listen to KRLA when I was in the Marines stationed at Camp Pendleton 1967.

[@yogistogi]

I grew up listening to KRLA, very nostalgic! I lived a few blocks from K-EARTH and had the good fortune to have worked there from 2000-2009 the DJ’s were all great to work with, I was also there when K-EARTH dropped the oldies from its signage, talk about change of the times.

[@donnamoreno9750]

Why did they change the format after all?

[@yogistogi]

@@donnamoreno9750 Radio stations can’t make money without advertisement and money comes with current age groups paying for the advertisement so as those age groups die off IE folks that were teens in the 1950’s that well begins to dry up and they move to the next generation from the 1960’s and 1970’s, it’s all scientific. If you notice they now mostly play music from the 1980”s and 90’s hence no more oldies.

[@irish-mex9876]

My dad passed away last Thursday. 🙏 Playing this for my mom who has alzheimer's dementia. She loves it. T/y brother ❤

[@jaimeriquelme6727]

Hi mate, cheers from Sydney, Australia. I enjoy your music, good show. Thanks for your time.

[@cchawk6280]

I miss having an oldies station in LA. KRTH plays 70 and 80 but not much of 50 & 60,s. KRLA is talk radio and KHJ no longer has the real don steel, it is relevant radio now.

[@everettjames1698]

Times sure have changed since then. Who would have ever thought of having a radio with no Don Steele and KRTH playing 70's and 80's music and KRLA being a talk radio station. It was unheard of back then and not even close to being in our imagination.

[@howardneumann9197]

You tube has a lot of oldies songs

[@aphex14]

We are those individuals now, the ones we would hear growing up and saying 'back in my days' ...Time does fly by!

[@misurobando1266]

I love it beautiful amazing oldies but goodies..

[@tonygee61]

Loving this. Brings back so much good memories

[@nevetsgnil1962]

Fantastic love listening to these old American radio stations takes you back to a time and place you've never been to, but would love to have been around during that time. Quality sounds.

[@johnstevens9978]

I like the Bill Deal & the Rhondells version of "What Kind Of Fool" Thanks for sharing this rare blast from the past.

[@TucumcariTimmy]

Well, John, now you have been exposed to the original version, here. Both are good.

[@cooleydbt]

Love it too, played in every Shag bar here in Myrtle Beach South Carolina

[@annettesegura3654]

Estella Morales you know the Rick Springfield concert was fun. Thanx to winning tix on the krla show.. in the 80's ...❤❤

[@jchapman8248]

Grew up in SoCal--> north San Diego county Pendleton/Oceanside during the 60s and listened to these songs on the AM LA stations. Back before cable TV and FM radio got popular. We picked up all the LA (2,4,5,7,9,11, 13) and SD (8 and 10) channels on the TV dial with our aerial antenna! I remember tuning into The Real Don Steele show on KHJ and Sooooooul Train on KTTV, I believe. 6 and 12 were TJ channels...¿Me entiendes? Different times but great memories! Thank you so much for posting these gems!

[@Mr22thou]

Thanks for the memories. S.F. Valley guy here. Was 9 when the Beatles came along. Certain songs take me right back to the innocent, more care-free times of my youth.

[@hvdesai]

Thanks for posting and sharing.

[@SP-vt2fl]

OMG I'm from L.A... Remember that very well. . Dang

[@louieromero6087]

Great memories, back in 70s, NELA

[@ishmaelrosas7051]

Bro you brought me good memories... I used to listen to this station long time ago

[@b.c.3577]

AHHHHH, GREAT MEMORIES.✌

[@Ross13ful]

Good Memories Of Humble Harv KRLA

[@pedrojcolonallende3768]

What kind of fool are you to comes with that song explanation😮

[@pedrojcolonallende3768]

Sending to a girl from a girl😮 hanky panky😅. I love you too but I'm male🎉

[@acquanellaogbemudia9930]

❤ this song my older sister hipped me to it Thanks !

[@Crazytoys.]

I remember when I was little hearing KRLA was playing everywhere. Riding in my dads 63 impala as it was his station and that was all there was every everywhere you go… I’m 59 and they still sound good as I was a little boy.

[@qthemusicdj]

You always felt welcome in a house that had this station playing.

[@mikearakelian6368]

I had an impala 64....should have kept it,but gave it to girlfriend...I'm the fool...

[@ralphmoreno2184]

Myfriend i rode in a 1947 Buick roadmaster black liwered to the ground with chrome wire wheels his name was pat hayesa.k.a. buzzard and me Ralph Moreno while listening t krla in the San fernando valley,simon!

[@artguti1551]

I'm 62 and was born in 1964...my Mom and Dad listened to KRLA, KHJ in the 60s and 70s. All this music was the stuff I was raised on!!! My Mom turned on the radio at 7am in the morning to wake us up for school!!!

[@yiyevillalobos2997]

WOW BEST RADIO 11.10 KRLA!! 🎉😂❤WOW LONELY BOY!!!

[@dariorodriguez5977]

they don't make songs like this anymore

[@carlosmoreno9094]

Check. Duran Jones and the indicators. , Joey quiñones , los Yesterdays. Trisha Toledo. , Elvia cadena and many more. You’ll find. New oldies are out there now.

[@rickyavila673]

N they won't, today's music is nothing but junk garbage WANNA B'S music makers. If you pay attention to the garbage the play today they use old school music tones, Why? Because this punks today they can't and won't create their own music and beats

[@usncorpsman7966]

​@@carlosmoreno9094TY 👍

[@JukeboxJoeB]

Actually they do, but few people play them and even fewer people buy them or download them. But they do still make them. I work for a record label that puts out great rock & roll and doo-wop songs. But most of the money is actually made from the live performances. Not from the music itself.

[@JoseGomez-cj1tq]

Art laboe, Huggie boy, humble harve, Wolf man Jack, the real Don Steele and many more. Memories of listening to this great station when i was a kid with my late uncle Al growing up. Oh how I miss him. How time flies.

[@artguti1551]

Art Laboe Makes me Lose Control!!!

[@wallacegeller2111]

I grew up in Fort Wayne, Indiana and we could get a Chicago station WLS AM 89 as clear as our local stations. WLS had an announcer named Dick Viondi. WLS fired Dick for say a swear word. 1967 I joined the Marines and my first duty station was Camp Pendleton, California. I'm pretty sure it was KRLA and low and behold there was Dick Viondi from WLS Chicago. It was good to hear Dick again.

[@wallacegeller2111]

That WLS announcers name may have been Vic Viondi. I'm 76, my memory isn't what it once was.

[@Bh-jf2bu]

Middlebury Indiana

[@Marty-hu7rw]

Sounds great medium wave on my Roberts revival radio ,just like the m/w sound of the 60 early 70s ❤

[@nikkipacheco6835]

We used to say KR orale in San Fernando I used to talk to Art Laboe & put out a few dedications around 1990 , 91 ,92 good ol days 💯

[@carlc5748]

I was living in San Fernando at that time, as well, 1128 8th St. Sold the house after the Northridge quake, horale!

[@nikkipacheco6835]

@@carlc5748 I lived on pearwood st right behind the old Kmart now it's dd's i remember the 14 North collapsed during Northridge earthquake

[@yvonnebeltran6954]

❤makes me a little sad to hear all these oldies what I’d give to have a couple of those days nights back getting thru to the dedications was fun but u had to be on it to get thru For your Love dancing at a wedding hoping you’d be the next bride. Or catching the bouquet dances at the Knights of Columbus warm summer nights being able to walk anywhere with your friends walk all over with the friends only way to get around Now people have passed on with. A lot of good memories they took with them God Bless Them ❤

[@JohnnyLovato36]

🎼 These Sides are Just Too 🥶 COLD🥶 🎶 and So! SoCal!

[@dreemeagle]

maybe the top radio station of its kind in the nation at the time; anyone who heard it remembers;

[@gary9426]

Humble Harv, R.I.P. 🙏

[@eddieg.aoe-4482]

The music and DJ's I grew up listening to ❤🎙🎵🎶🎭

[@AlejandroHerrera-i9t]

I grew up in Los Angeles pico and magnolia 1977 listened krla oldies

[@louiemendoza6152]

Krla memories are back 😢 🍻🍻

[@joemartinez2739]

To bad we have no real oldies stations in the LA area. I remember listening to the last KRLA broadcast.

[@PatRincon]

What great memories krrla...........❤❤❤❤

[@eileenspamer]

listening from uk, beautiful

[@AmalioDurazo]

I remember those days when I lived in El Monte California SGV "Memories Of El Monte"The Town I Live in"Sad Girl"

[@artguti1551]

Was that the late 70's with Sad Girl?

[@michoacanpresente5076]

This is Real Music💯🍺🍺🍺

[@frankiemandella9885]

I miss art laboe. The king of all. DJs. He's up there with. God. Taken dedications

[@Jimmyzb36]

When Radio was ______________________! Fill in the blank. Thanks for the upload.

[@billwest601]

Man I dig this! Especially David Ruffin's song, "My Whole World Ended (The Moment You Left Me)"

[@wxsawxsa2941]

KRLA 1110 WAS BOSS BEFORE 93 KHJ WAS BOSS❤

[@davediamond7228]

khj had a low 5000 watt station , but they soon started kicking ass on krla and kfwb

[@luissalazar8740]

True that!!!

[@berzerker1100]

Boss city ! 👍🍾🍷💃💥

[@Gary-qq7og]

It was a boss time

[@robertflores5443]

Those were the days back in the barrio at the corner Atwood

[@libertyann439]

My hometown radio station years ago.

[@jorgemcs7506]

Memories 🎶😎

[@LongBeachCityCAJoe]

Thank you for this.

[@richflores9834]

Wow i thought this was from way back the 60s

[@ANISTAZImetal-po4rz]

What a beautiful song...what kinda fool..❤

[@smeeagain3102]

In the early 80’s I used to be a parts driver for harbor Chevrolet my truck only had am radio and krla was my channel 😂

[@alvaradoh9690]

Great childhood memories

[@Rebecca-rf8cc]

Wow! Thank you so much for posting this up! I remember this station from my youth in LA! Good times...

[@fernze.6478]

I miss my station!! Bring it back!!! This station help me get through my teenage years..I was listening till it went off the air..I think they played Don't Let No One Get You Down..Then sadly it went blank afterwards..So heartbreaking to hear that silence afterwards..😢

[@SCRnflz]

Wow this is great. Complete, not just airchecks with partial songs and chopped up commercials! Always glad to find new to me KRLA stuff on YT. BTW - Met Dick Hugg aka Huggy Boy around '94 at LA County Fair where KRLA was broadcasting. Did a live dedication for my date and I - Tonight is the Night by Betty Wright. He asked my date (first time we went out) "So is tonight the night, hmmm???"

[@luissalazar8740]

Now that's a story to tell...

[@tommontague5721]

The DJ's and music I grew up with...

[@joselopez-he1mc]

Art leboe of krla passed last year at 97yo.

[@frankiemandella9885]

I miss this. Radio station. I was 11 years old. When. I started listening to it. My dad got me. On. This. Power 106. Had. Oldies lowrider oldies at. Night. Great music 🎶 🎵

[@Hollywoodchupacabra]

That radio face goes to a 1966 Ford F100 or F250. I was there in '66.

[@carlosarena7966]

FANTASTIC RADIO !! I REMEMBER WHEN I WAS CHILD A TRIP BUENOS AIRES- ASUNCION DEL PARAGUAY IN A FLYINGBOAT SHORT SUNDERLAND BEST REGARD FROM BUENOS AIRES. ARGENTINA. I WANT EAR SPEEDY GONZALEZ BY PAT BOONE..!!!! FANTASTIC...FANTASTIC RADIO..!!!! THANKS, MANY THANKS BY THE MUSIC..!!!

[@reneeorr5004]

I absolutely over thos music it's my favorite. I miss not hearing it. Atlanta Ga took our only station off. 😢

[@pedromaldonado1302]

Good times locos

[@davedrew4021]

SOUL FOR SOULFUL SOULS👊✊

[@richardmeyer213]

I really liked this channel when I was Growing up in LA.

[@paulfrederick8902]

The Boss Jocks of KRLA & KFWB late 50's to mid 60's!!!!! BITCHEN!!! Paul from Valinda😅

[@rafaeldelgado8204]

Al millón con estas rolitaz

[@donnamoreno9750]

I remember another couple of DJ's when I was a kid in the 70's...Charlie Tuna and Robert W. Morgan. Or where they on KHJ?

[@oliviagacria2830]

Yes is a good song for someone that plays with your heart ❤️

[@chocolatcats]

my old station!............................

[@mosesgutierrez-qk3ze]

I remember driving on pacific boulevard in Huntington park in the 60s

[@williamcovarrubias1070]

Does anyone else miss the good old days?

[@petepal55]

Some sounds I'd never heard before, thanks!

[@KimonSheri]

I remember it all.

[@Route66er]

The Playlist fellow oldies lovers! 0:36 What Kind of Fool Do You Think I Am? -The Tams 2:54 Donna - Richie Valens 5:27 I Do Love You - Billy Stewart 8:40 It's Alright - The Impressions 11:10 All Day and All Of the Night - The Kinks 13:48 Baby, Now That I Found You - The Foundations 16:48 Who Do You Love - The Sapphires 19:28 Down In the Corner -Creedence Clearwater Revival 21:54 Hello Stranger - Barbara Lewis 24:38 Love On a Two Way Street - The Moments 28:00 She Cried - Jay & The Americans 30:33 My Whole World Ended (The Moment You Left Me) - David Ruffin 34:15 Dedicated to the One I Love - The Shirelles 36:47 For Your Love - Ed Townsend 39:38 I Think We're Alone Now - Tommy James & The Shondells 42:20 She's Only Sixteen - Sam Cooke 44:22 Little Latin Lupe Lu - The Righteous Brothers 46:34 Barbara Anne - The Regents 49:17 Mr. Lee - The Bobbettes 51:49 My Whole World Ended (The Moment You Left Me) - David Ruffin

[@Hope-fv3kf]

Greatly appreciated what a lot of work

[@realnikonlover6207]

Humble Harve wow. He was right in there with the original Machine Gun Kelly at 93KHJ. Time rolls on. Thanks for the flashbacks.

[@ralphmoreno2184]

Barrio Orkas was in tune w ith K.R.,L,A. Insun valleyand N.hollywood+ + 4 corners Lynchmen saticoy and Tugunga, san fernando valley. FIrme time !!!

[@artguti1551]

What happened to the Original Machine Gun Kelly??? Now in 2023/2024 they have this young Imposter posing as the Original Machine Gun Kelly! WTF??? Can't these young people do anything Original???

[@SMcKee-ic5oh]

Some of those people that called in on the request line need to calm tf down. lol..."can you put me on the radio".....fool, you ARE on the radio....

[@rickyavila673]

Most of this people are dead or not even like oldies anymore. Today's music is nothing but garbage that manipulate people with garbage shitttt tones. The real music listeners always sticks with the real music like oldies and Roots Reggae

[@ThomasKnight-g2r]

Some people back in 1962 thought that rock n roll died when buddy holly died in Feb 1959. If it was,nt for Elvis Presley rock n roll would,not be here

[@dmpi483]

Mark Almond's 1976 song 'Trade Winds' has a line that says: KRLA is on the radio. I always wondered about this station.

[@FatSal619]

Oldies Rule !!! Just like the old movies,Cars, and the actors,and people in general period!!! This era sucks !!! ☝🏽👀

[@lawrenceangulo9434]

I wish they can bring back that or this station.

[@fernandoloara981]

Oldies from San Fernando California