Showing posts with label Bruce Wendell. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bruce Wendell. Show all posts

Sunday, December 1, 2024

Enchantment of Music 1964


 


Throughout the years, AFRTS has showcased an extensive array of classical music, often introducing it to listeners for the first time and fostering an appreciation for this timeless art form. "Enchantment of Music," initially broadcast by KCBH-FM in Beverly Hills, underwent significant efforts to transition its city of license from Los Angeles to the more prestigious Beverly Hills. Their broadcasts were known for "the matchless fidelity of frequency modulation," a quality anyone could appreciate. And now, Bruce Wendell...

Thursday, June 10, 2021

Enchantment Of Music 1964


Over the years AFRTS presented a lot of classical music. For a lot of our listeners, it was the introduction to styles of music that they hadn't heard before. "Enchantment of Music" was originally from KCBH-FM, Beverly Hills. They presented their shows in "the matchless fidelity of frequency modulation".   The station was also the first one for The Real Don Steele.


Did we ever actually run these on FM stations?

KCBH sounds like a very interesting place Here's their tribute website




Wednesday, September 28, 2016

Enchantment of Music - 1961


"Dinner Music" we ran that many different shows.  In 1961 KCBH-FM was experimenting with what to do with FM.  The matchless high fidelity was a draw.  Bruce Wendell brought a nice mix of mostly uptempo orchestral music.



Friday, April 15, 2016

Enchantment of Music - 1961



Here's some light classics for your dinner hour. "Enchantment of Music" was originally from KCBH-FM, Beverly Hills. They presented their shows in "the matchless fidelity of frequency modulation".  Bruce Wendell was the host.  Most of the time they would have been heard on AM stations.  Such is life.




Monday, January 11, 2016

Enchantment of Music - 1961


Bruce Wendell has your Orchestral favorites in the matchless high fidelity of frequency modulation.  They talked like that.  Bruce worked at KCBH in Beverly Hills.