KRLA Los Angeles Humble Harve 1990 California Aircheck Video

[@radiojaime]

My first Internship at K-Earth 101 Los Angeles was with Humble Harve - He always kindly took the time to share Insights and tips. I remember the first day being Introduced to Harve, I was so nervous yet excited to be working with a Radio Legend. The first thing he said was - "Hello nice to meet you, do you know how to make a good cup of coffee?" Next thing I knew! I'm running down the hallway to make a Great! cup of coffee. RIP Humble Harve. I learned so much, it was the best of times! Thank You!

[@elsalopez8164]

Those were the good old days!! When RADIO was great!! When KRLA was our station of oldies!!! How I miss it all!! Loved those DJs🎶❤️🎶

[@Spectres-VII]

Humble Harve was a KILLER dj!

[@houdini1972]

As a teenager in Seattle when everyone else was listening to grunge, I was listening to kvi a.m. with Humble Harve introducing all the great oldies.

[@edwardharding90]

Wow, Humble Harv is still in the mix, how absolutely fantastic. No other voice like him in radio ever, the best!!! Shirley

[@medeego]

Cool...I interned for Harv during this time...I was probably sitting right across from him during this taping. The studio was in the same room as KLSX Classic Rock and Dusty Street or Damien was sitting on the other side of the glass...cool memory!

[@rubedogg6969]

Humble Harve makes it look so easy and a lot of fun!

[@ak1200]

Harve always killin' it......literally.

[@ericdreizen1463]

Oh yes. He racked up a few years in the slammer. In fact, I'm surprised they let him out!

[@radiojaime]

my first Internship was with Humble Harve - K-Earth 101 Los Angeles. Good times, lot's of fun, learned lots. Thank You for sharing!

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[@saintbaker3318]

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[@saintbaker3318]

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[@fredjimenez4208]

I miss Humble Harve saying, “I’m reaching way on top of mamas closet!”

[@adrianconoza]

Really love that timecheck tone.

[@ApartmentKing66]

And I believe Don Beem was the name of the engineer who built that timetone generator in 1959 when KXLA switched formats and call letters to become Top 40 KRLA.

[@candythompson9863]

He's dealing with health issues right now, please keep him in your thoughts and prayers.

[@1pollo1rabbit]

Damn I miss KRLA.

[@deepfreezevideo]

In 1982 I purchased Humble Harve's custom hot rodded Dodge Tradesman 100 van, with the W-2 360 four barrel, race cam and custom tuck and roll interior. I'd heard the guy on the radio, had no clue what he looked like, and he signed the papers as Harvey Miller, so it wasn't till much later that I realized who he was. A guy at a car show recognized the van's interior and the off road lighting package on the roof.

[@KurtfromLaQuinta]

Humble Harve was a Mopar guy! Too cool!

[@gxgolden1]

Like caljees said, sounds just as good in 1990 as he did in 1967 on KHJ. What a smoothie.

[@paulwalker1443]

Worked with him at KVI Seattle circa 1987...I was a jock on the station but he wanted me to get his coffee. I obliged because he was "Humble Harve" and I was a 20-something kid. Turned out he really didn't want to come to Seattle afterall, didn't last long. But a nice short relationship with an infamous radio dj for sure. I would say RIP, but with his history, I'm not so sure. But everyone needs forgiveness I guess.

[@JAMwithGeo]

RIP Humble Harv. Always remember him on KRLA. KHJ Boss Radio was before my time.

[@miketheshanmanmangan]

Harvey Miller,What a great jock!

[@bostonrandyvids]

RIP Humble Harve. He put the "Boss" in "Boss Jock".

[@NorthMountainMusic]

Harve - the best!

[@GlowingBentley]

Humble Harve! 93 KHJ... Boss Angeles...

[@farmertice7064]

My 4 favorites: Humble Harve, Robert W. Morgan, The Real Don Steele, & Charlie Tuna.

[@richardwagoner9083]

That's how you do oldies.

[@steveharris5664]

I liked how he used to say "Eric Burdon and the Ani--mals!"

[@Braglemaster123]

Great 👍

[@aporath25]

1:12 KWFM 92.9/1450AM Tucson, AZ used the same traffic report jingle.

[@surferpam1]

Ah man! A REAL disc jockey doing REAL radio on the best station EVER in Los Angeles: The Big-11-10, K-R-L-A!!

[@noahtabor4435]

The Station is Now KRDC Radio Disney Country AM 1110

[@gli7utubeo]

Was that Jimmy O'neil from Shindig who was mentioned at the start?

[@brianbruebaker6281]

yes he was

[@ApartmentKing66]

Yup, the same Jimmy O'Neill who was also the very first voice on the brand new KRLA at midnight the morning of September 1, 1959.

[@thehomegrand1013]

Please reply.. Seriously, oldies lovers what was the real name of the artist & song when he said about 1952? I want to know....

[@fhowland]

That’s a lot of cart machines- they playing music on carts?

[@ApartmentKing66]

Yup. Only KBLA wasn't in a Watts record store.

[@brianbruebaker6281]

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[@ericdreizen1463]

The "mysterious" Humble Harve....Hardly! Just a guy, Harvey Miller, wearing a Hawaiian shirt! Is that the shirt he wore WHEN HE KILLED HIS WIFE? HUH?

[@surferpam1]

LOCAL...radio...which you will NEVER have again thanks to Ronald Reagan's deregulation and the subsequent corporate consolidation. So, you get one YOUNG SALES idiot telling the one programmer in charge of 30 stations that true oldies won't bring in young listeners (translation, money). SO... We get the same crap on every...single...station. L.A radio stinks.

[@scottthrower7637]

It was actually Clinton's deregulation in 1996 that you are referring to

[@dadduorp]

@@scottthrower7637 Not entirely true. While President Carter began the process, he advocated for its reversal when Reagan initiated the abolishment of the Fairness Doctrine, which opened the doors for deregulation and monopolies. Clinton then bolstered it (unintentionally) by introducing the Telecommunications Act of 1996, which created even further media consolidation by allowing companies to buy up stations across the board when its "...stated objective was to open up markets to competition by removing regulatory barriers." That didn't work out so well.

[@ApartmentKing66]

Something tells me you'd blame Reagan for cloud formations if you could. Both sides of the aisle led to what we now have. Stick to surfing, Pam.

[@surferpam1]

@@ApartmentKing66 In 1987 Canadian-born Mark Fowler, the dour humorless FCC Chairman, a shirt stuffed with so much manure the best self-identification he could come up was "Mr. Deregulation;" this civil servant with all the power of office delineated by Title 47 of the Code of Federal Regulations (CFR), appointed by Pres. Ronald Reagan, confirmed by the Senate and armed with the imagination, foresight and cultural depth of…Mr. Magoo…opined about perhaps thee most influential cultural force and/or export our nation has ever produced: "Television is really nothing more than 'a toaster with pictures'." Back to the point: in 1987 Fowler expunged an FCC mandate in effect since 1949 and which, by the 1970's, was a guiding principle in broadcasting so important the FCC itself had called it the "single most important requirement of operation in the public interest - the sine qua non for grant of a renewal of license." That benchmark was called the Fairness Doctrine, emerging when the nascent television broadcasting industry was beholden to the U.S. government, under the auspices of the Federal Communications Commission, who awarded and/or revoked television (and radio) licenses. For that decimation and so, so much more we are suffering now.

[@fazbell]

Harvey Miller was as good as any of them.

[@Idelia412]

This guy is on Sirius Radio, and I am almost going to cancel my subscription due to him. He does the 60's music BUT ENDLESS TALKING AND DIARREA OF THE MOUTH!!!!!! I pay to hear music not endless talk. I suggest he do talk radio instead a music channel and Sirius get a jockey that plays music!!!!!

[@georgejunak7466]

Humble Harve is not on Sirius/XM (unless he's doing it from the afterlife); Harve passed away last year.

[@TonyBoyIsHere]

Guess this is after he pulled the trigger on his wife.

[@ApartmentKing66]

Yeah, considerably after. While he was down at the KHJ studio, she was up makin' bacon at their house with some other guy.

[@junkyardjack797]

Not so Humble Harve. Did you all forget what he's most famous for? It ain't pretty.

[@ApartmentKing66]

Oh yeah...did 3 years in Chino for it.

[@johncavanaugh6232]

He was still psycho when I dealt with him in ‘88, when he physically attacked me. I’m not going to be noble and praise him post-mortem: I’m glad he’s dead and roasting in Hell. Fuck him.

[@tw364]

@@johncavanaugh6232 you’re a punk and a coward. bad combo and btw f-- you!