Dave Diamond: The Diamond Mine

Radio Broadcaster, Writer, Academic – Now a college professor, during the 60s and 70s Dave Diamond was a DJ at some Americas biggest stations: KFI, KFRC, KIIS, KBHU, and many more.

 

Airchecks


Dave Diamond Airchecks:

These selected airchecks are the ‘best of’ a large archive of Dave Diamond airchecks, podcasts, classic production, interviews, and songs.  Due to the package’s large size and ambiguous licensing, the entire archive isn’t available to the public at large.  However, if you would like access to these classic shows, please visit the contact page.  Thanks.

(see also: podcasts)

- KFRC, 1968

- KIIS, January 4th, 1974

- KRLA, September 11th, 1971

- Classic Diamond Mine Underwriting Announcement

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Dave Diamond airchecks, elsewhere on the web:

Memories of KRLA

Diamond on Reel Radio

Diamond on 440 Satisfaction

440.com: Dave Diamond

When Radio Was Boss, Vol. 2: KRLA’s Dave Diamond

Memories of El Monte: Oldies 1110 KRLA

BayAreaRadio.org: Bay Area Radio Museum

Reelradio.com: The KFRC BIG 100 of 1968 WARNING: Paid account required

Ecrater.com: KFRC Dave Diamond March 21, 1970 1 CD

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