Before Jack, and the original San Diego Star 100.7, there was KFM-BFM, B-100.
World famous John Fox and JR Rogers near the famous B100 station van.
KFMB-FM started playing pop music as “B-100″ in March 1975, eventually knocking off longtime AM powerhouse KCBQ 1170 AM in fall of 1977, the latter being the big top 40 radio station in San Diego. B-100 also had major success in the 1980s, as one of the nation’s first “hot” adult contemporary stations, melding top 40 hits with an adult delivery by its high-profile air staff, including Gary Kelley, Gene Knight, Frank Anthony, morning show “The B-Morning Zoo with The Rich Brothers” featuring Bobby Rich.
Pictured here is Dave Sniff, Tim “Venus Flytrap” Reid (WKRP in Cincinnati), and Frank Anthony.
Dave is the current programming head of KFMB-AM, and Frank can be heard on the Walrus-FM.
