- 10/01/04 Ah, ah, ah. Don't touch that dial. - posted by Richard Sense
- 10/01/04 Re: Ah, ah, ah. Don't touch that dial. - posted by Roy Thomas
- 10/02/04 Re: Ah, ah, ah. Don't touch that dial. - posted by Fred Laurice
- 10/02/04 Re: Ah, ah, ah. Don't touch that dial. - posted by Jim Hicks
- 10/09/04 Re: Ah, ah, ah. Don't touch that dial. - posted by Dennis O'Rorke
- 10/10/04 Re: Ah, ah, ah. Don't touch that dial. - posted by Harry Levy
- 10/10/04 Re: Ah, ah, ah. Don't touch that dial. - posted by Harry Levy
- 10/12/04 Re: Ah, ah, ah. Don't touch that dial. - posted by Dennis O'Rorke
- 10/23/04 Re: Ah, ah, ah. Don't touch that dial. - posted by Roy Thomas
- 10/23/04 Re: Ah, ah, ah. Don't touch that dial. - posted by Roy Thomas
- 10/26/04 Re: Ah, ah, ah. Don't touch that dial. - posted by Jim Hicks
- 12/02/04 Re: Ah, ah, ah. Don't touch that dial. - posted by Will
- 12/12/04 Re: Ah, ah, ah. Don't touch that dial. - posted by Ken Englund
- 12/15/22 Re: Ah, ah, ah. Don't touch that dial. - posted by Myron Tessler
- 12/15/22 Re: Ah, ah, ah. Don't touch that dial. - posted by Dennis O'Rorke
- 12/16/22 Re: Ah, ah, ah. Don't touch that dial. - posted by Jo Anne Quinn
10/26/04
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posted by Jim Hicks
What a memory, Roy, to remember all those call signs. Bits and pieces that I can recall about early SF radio was all the stations were on Van Ness Avenue. Don Lee, a car dealer owned a station. Earl C. Anthony was the Packard dealer but I don't believe he had a station.
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It used to be great fun and a special treat to go to a live radio broadcast at a station on Van Ness near Post. I think the program was "WHODUNIT". It was always a murder mystery. There were some other programs that originated in San Francisco. They even had a kids game that had all the sound effects so one could have a make-believe program complete with sound effects.
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