Top Ten Tuesday: KBEQ (104.3 FM, Kansas City, KS (MO)), 5/22/75

KBEQ-FM started out as KBEY-FM in November 1960, playing easy listening and Big Band music. In 1970, they changed to an "underground/progressive" format, then in August 1973 changed its call letters to KBEQ and spent twenty years as a Top 40 station. They switched to country in 1993, and have been a country station since. Here’s their Top Ten from May 22, 1975.

10 – Tony Orlando & Dawn, “He Don’t Love You (Like I Love You)”

9 – Ace, “How Long”

8 – Elton John, “Philadelphia Freedom”

7 – Queen, “Killer Queen”

6 – Ozark Mountain Daredevils, “Jackie Blue”

5 – Freddy Fender, “Before The Next Teardrop Falls”

4 – America, “Sister Golden Hair”

3 – Michael Martin Murphey, “Wildfire”

2 – B. J. Thomas, “(Hey, Won’t You Play) Another Somebody Done Somebody Wrong Song”

1 – John Denver, “Thank God I’m A Country Boy”

You can find this as a playlist here. That’s Top Ten Tuesday for May 23, 2023.

24 thoughts on “Top Ten Tuesday: KBEQ (104.3 FM, Kansas City, KS (MO)), 5/22/75

  1. End of my junior year in college, John. I think I heard “Killer Queen” on the radio all summer while working for the Post Office. I know all of these and really like several. Too bad we lost Freddy Mercury and John Denver before they could make more music.

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