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Description: KOYL-FM went on the air April 5, 1966, the sister station to KOYL 1310 AM. KOYL-FM offered separate programming during the day and the AM's country format at night when 1310 was off the air. KOYL-FM broadcast with 34,000 watts horizontal polarization at 100 feet above average terrain. In 1979, KOYL-AM-FM was sold by the Roskelleys (Mid Cities Broadcasting) to Stream Broadcasting The new ownership also built a new FM transmitter facility that was more centrally located between Odessa and Midland and enabled the station to upgrade to 100,000 watts. With the upgrades, the station relaunched as KUFO-FM, becoming a popular album-oriented rock station (1979-1985),
Description: WPFM underwent several format changes during the early 1990s. It adopted the "Power 108" identity in 1992 with a Top 40 format, briefly rebranded as "Kiss FM" in 1993, then shifted to alternative rock as "107.9 The Zone." By 1995, the station returned to Top 40 music under the name "Mix 108."
Description: KSJO adopted a free-form progressive rock format in 1968, becoming a favorite among Bay Area rock fans for more than three decades. Its rock era came to an unexpected end at 7:00 p.m. on October 28, 2004, when the station aired its final rock track, **"Mexican Radio"** by Wall of Voodoo, before immediately switching to a Mexican oldies format under the name **"La Preciosa."** The abrupt transition disappointed many longtime listeners, who saw the change as the loss of one of the San Francisco Bay Area's last iconic rock radio stations.
