KRLA 1110 Los Angeles - Art Laboe - April 16 1985 - Radio Aircheck

KRLA 1110 Los Angeles - Art Laboe - April 16 1985 - Radio Aircheck
Art Laboe was a legendary radio personality, who's voice was heard on Southern California airwaves for over 70 years! He marked 79 years on the air, "the longest continuing period of broadcast service" of any U.S. DJ. Laboe is credited with helping end segregation in Southern California by organizing live DJ shows at drive-in eateries that attracted whites, Blacks and Latinos who danced to rock-n-roll and shocked an older generation still listening to Frank Sinatra and Big Band music. Laboe is also credited with coining the "oldies, but goodies" phrase.
In the late 1940s, Laboe started hosting radio shows in Los Angeles at KPOP. He hosted live overnight music shows from drive-ins where he'd meet underground rockabilly and R&B musicians. Laboe soon became one of the first DJs to play R&B and rock-n-roll in California. Teen listeners soon identified Laboe's voice with the fledgling rock-n-roll scene. By 1956, Laboe had an afternoon show and became the city's top radio program. He later moved on to KXLA, KRLA, & K-Earth 101.
He became a beloved figure for generations of fans, for his call-in dedication show, which aired first on HOT 92.3 FM KHHT, and then on KDAY-FM 93.5.
This aircheck features Laboe from 1985, during his run at 1110 KRLA Los Angeles.
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[@johnstevens9978]

A legendary host, emcee, disc-jockey, and promoter. I don't think that anyone will ever surpass his longevity. Thanks for sharing this awesome aircheck.

[@EllisFeaster]

Your welcome! He was a true legend.

[@dariowiter3078]

@@EllisFeaster He certainly was that, Ellis. Art was a master DJ. 🎙️ 📻 😁

[@wedge4hire]

Mister Oldie but Goodie!! RIP Art! You will remain a legend for all-time!!!!!

[@dariowiter3078]

I was a 10th grade student at Montclair College Preparatory School in Van Nuys, California back in '85 when this aired. I was already a listener then. 📻📻📻📻📻 🎙️🎙️🎙️🎙️🎙️ 🎸🥁🎹🎷🎤 🎵🎶🎵🎶🎵 😁😁😁😁😁

[@donmccullen1973]

Hey went into the 1970's unlike most "Oldies" stations of the time.

[@hamradiotimes5586]

Art Laboe and Vin Scully are having a blast in heaven....

[@anthonychobotdoespopcultur7762]

I was 2 years old living in kips bay in nyc with my mom

[@redbluebae4397]

RIP KING

[@davidsharp3110]

RIP Art.

[@louisb5563]

Shelly was a "Wham Winner" (@2:57) and won $50 when $50 bucks was FIFTY BUCKS! Art holding down the night shift! He really sounds like he was a sweet guy, nice and personable!

[@stephaniebernal3144]

Always remember these days ❤️ so fucking soothing

[@x-rockfm92hd81]

NOT FAIR TRADER

[@panchorefugiosanchez483]

👍👍📻🎤✌️✌️

[@St4r_Z0mb13]

I have a request: do you think you can get something from KHIC 98.5? I'll add info here as I get it.

[@EllisFeaster]

I don't have any, but if you have some, 30 years old or older, I'll post it.

[@St4r_Z0mb13]

@@EllisFeaster Oh, is that the cutoff? the station is only about 8 years old.

[@EllisFeaster]

@@St4r_Z0mb13 Most of the audio I post is 1950 to 1999. It really needs to be at the very least 20 years old. Most of the stuff over the last 10 years is voice tracked, pre recorded, or piped in from out of town.

[@ashleyhonomichl7968]

I remember that krla remembers 1969 any last words ? 2:52

[@ashleyhonomichl7968]

South Park salted the devil becomes the Salton

[@themightyx5652]

NOT A FAIR TRADER/COLLECTOR KEEP UR TAPES