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Much to Pebbles and Barney's delight, Fred Flintstone agreed to protray the super hero Superstone for public appearances when the original actor dropped out to go to Hollywood. Soon, Fred was in hot water when thugs robbed the theater he was performing at and framed him. Surprisingly, Wilma and Betty at first readily believe their husbands had turned to a life a crime. Still in costume, Fred, with the help of Barney, decided the only way to clear his name was catch the crooks himself. The episode first aired on February 26, 1965. ("Superstone" The Flintstones, TV Event)

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Elliot Field on 1190 KLIF Dallas | November 28 1956

Elliot Field on 1190 KLIF Dallas | November 28 1956

 KLIF 1190 Dallas – Elliot Field – November 28 1956 Courtesy: Steven Green If you know about the history of Top 40 radio, then you know the name Gordon McLendon. McLendon was the owner of 1190 KLIF, and was considered the man who perfected Top 40 radio on KLIF. In 1954, the era when network radio was fading away because of TV, McLendon introduced the Top 40 format to the station…

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Elliot Field on 98 KFWB Los Angeles | January 9 1959

Elliot Field on 98 KFWB Los Angeles | January 9 1959

 KFWB 98 Los Angeles – Elliot Field – January 9 1959 From 1925 to 1950, KFWB was owned by Warner Brothers. (In the open of the video, I mention they also owned KDWB & KEWB. I later learned that was incorrect) By 1956, KFWB was purchased by Crowell-Collier Broadcasting, and two years later in 1958, KFWB became L.A.’s first full-time Top 40 rock and roll station! Over the years some legendary…

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