KFAT (defunct)
City | Gilroy, California |
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Broadcast area | Southern San Francisco Bay Area, Santa Cruz, California |
Frequency | 94.5 FM |
First air date | 1975 | (defunct as of January 17, 1983)
Format | Freeform country |
KFAT (94.5 FM) was an eclectic freeform country music station which also featured a mix of blues, rock music, bluegrass, Hawaiian music, and other genres. The 94.5 frequency now belongs to KBAY.
Time on-air
KFAT was on the air from 1975 until January 17, 1983. The station was co-founded by Laura Ellen Hopper (1950–2007) and Jeremy Lansman. Though KFAT is long-gone as a broadcast station, its legacy lives on via Santa Cruz area station KPIG, as well as a few tribute sites and even a streaming webcast station.
External links
- Radio Museum
- KHIP
- KFAT Online
- Gilbert Kleins webpage
- 1977 documentary on Gordy Broshear Video on YouTube
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