Bay Area's Symba on his first LA Leakers Freestyle (Remix)

SYMBA - LA LEAKERS FREESTYLE - SOUL SUNDAY 34 Part 1

Sauce Walka - Power 106 LA Freestyle REMIX (Prod. By KillaBeatz)

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Sauce Walka - Power 106 LA Freestyle REMIX (Prod. By KillaBeatz)

DaBaby - Bossman Dlow Mo Chicken Remix - Justin Credibles Freestyle

KPWR 106.1 LOS ANGELES  "Mucho Morales"  August 1986

KPWR 105.9 LOS ANGELES  "Todd Parker"   August 22nd 1992  Pt 1

KPWR 105.9 LOS ANGELES  "Todd Parker"   August 22nd 1992  Pt 2

NEW: Bespoke Music Mini Mix #52 - Power 106 (2002) (Composite)

Not too long after Emmis bought KMGG, it immediately saw a niche to counter top 40 stations KIIS and KKHR and urban outlet KDAY, KJLH, and KACE (the latter three all signal challenged). On January 11, 1986 at 6 p.m., KMGG dropped its adult contemporary format and became the first-ever rhythmic contemporary-formatted radio station with new call sign KPWR and branding "Power 106".
The first song on the newly christened "Power 106" was "Say I'm Your Number One" by Princess. Jay Thomas was hired as the host of "The Power 106 Morning Zoo". 
Power 106's first slogans in 1986 were "Turn on the Fresh New Music Mix", and "I've Made the Power Switch".

KPWR 106.1 LOS ANGELES   "Rick Lewis"    October 26th 1986

KPWR 106.1 LOS ANGELES  "Crazy kidz"  January 1997

Not too long after Emmis bought KMGG, it immediately saw a niche to counter top 40 stations KIIS and KKHR and urban outlet KDAY, KJLH, and KACE (the latter three all signal challenged). 
On January 11, 1986 at 6 p.m., KMGG dropped its adult contemporary format and became the first-ever rhythmic contemporary-formatted radio station with new call sign KPWR and branding "Power 106".
Jay Thomas was hired as the host of "The Power 106 Morning Zoo". Power 106's first slogans in 1986 were "Turn on the Fresh New Music Mix", and "I've Made the Power Switch".
At the time of KPWR's launch, it broadcast what it announced as "72,000 Watts of Music Power...Less Talk" (mentioned in on-air station identifications by Chuck Riley and Deborah Rath), a reference to its then-actual effective radiated power (ERP) of 72 kW, allowing its signal to be heard in San Diego, Kern, and Santa Barbara counties). 
KPWR's ERP was reduced to 25 kW in 1993

KPWR 105.9 LOS ANGELES  "36 hours of christmas  1986"

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