Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. In 1993, my parents saved up enough money to buy a massive Kenwood home entertainment system complete with gigantic speakers and a ...

The first time Angel “Angel Baby” Rodriguez heard Art Laboe on the radio, he was 13, in his father’s garage in the City of Industry. Laboe was introducing “Nite Owl” (1955) by Tony Allen and the ...

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Art Laboe, the pioneering radio DJ who read heartfelt song dedications to generations of loyal listeners and was credited with helping end segregation in Southern California during ...

Well-known DJ Art Laboe passed away on October 7, 2022, at the age of 97. He was a part of the radio for 79 years and was mostly known as the creator of the phrase "Oldies but Goodies." Production ...

UPDATE: Art Laboe has returned to the Inland Empire on Old School 104.7 FM. When Art Laboe's near-nightly shows were dumped from 92.3 FM during a format shift earlier this month, Los Angeles was left ...

Disc jockey Art Laboe sits behind the microphone in his studio in Palm Springs on a recent afternoon, getting a jump on a few dedications for an upcoming broadcast of the Art Laboe Connection on ...

Art Laboe](http://artlaboe.com/Home.html) is one of the very few figures in pop culture who actually merit the distinction of "living legend". Though, unfortunately ...

Life has a way of coming full circle when you've lived as long as Art Laboe. Back in 1991, his “Sunday Special” show hit the airwaves with “oldies but goodies” dedications on Riverside's KGGI 99.1 FM.

Los Angeles’ music and radio communities are mourning the loss of prolific “Oldies but Goodies” disc jockey Art Laboe, who died on Friday. The Instagram page for his syndicated show, “The Art Laboe ...

At 88 years old, and after seven decades in the business, Los Angeles radio host Art Laboe is still at it. Six nights a week on The Art Laboe Connection, Laboe takes requests from his loyal listeners, ...

Art Laboe, a revered Los Angeles radio mainstay for more than half a century who delighted local fans and a syndicated audience by playing those “oldies but goodies,” has died. He was 97. A post on ...

Generations of Californians have never known a time without Art Laboe – spinning records on air, dedicating songs to dedicated listeners and turning younger audiophiles onto “oldies but goodies.” But ...