KHJ Boss 30 - February 11, 1970

Issue #241 - Original Boss Jock Sam Riddle makes his final appearance on the cover of the Boss 30.

Sam Riddle passed away on September 27, 2021 at age 83 in Palm Desert, California.

KHJ Boss 30 No. 241 Sam Riddle with Bobby Sherman   KHJ Boss 30 No. 241 - February 11, 1970

4 comments:

Anonymous said...

Smith's second and last KHJ charter has a male singer; the previous hit, its cover of "Baby It's You," was sung by Gayle McCormick, who would chart in 1971 as a solo artist with "It's a Cryin' Shame."

Boy, the words at the bottom of the 5th Dimension ad sure shows how things have changed. It notes their albums are on records, cartridge and cassettes.

Ray Randolph said...

Although it didn't have as much success, I much preferred "Take a Look Around" to "Baby It's You." "It's A Cryin' Shame" was a gem.

This survey is loaded with great stuff from top to bottom.

Anonymous said...

Don't forget, Steve...the "5th Dimension Month" promo I assume was pretty much the effort of Soul City Records (owned by Johnny Rivers). The group had left, and at this time their first release was coming out on their new label, Bell Records (a division of Columbia Pictures).

70's Soul Retro Countdown said...

I prefer "Baby It's You". It is an incredible single.