Sam Lawson’s Audio Vault – KJR Live from the Kingdome/1976
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Before the grand opening of the Kingdome in 1976, Charlie Brown did a live show from the fifty yard line with numerous antics from Clydie. Back at the station Les Parsons handled news, and KJR Program Director Steve West ran the board.
Clyde gets in trouble with Bill Sears, Manager of Sales and Promotion for the Kingdome, and Chris Bayley, King County Prosecuting Attorney.
Charlie Brown Kingdome KJR 1976 – Runtime 8:54
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Sam Lawson
Student engineer at pioneer Nathan Hale radio station KNH 1210 in 1970 (prior to KNHC). Also attended North Seattle Community College and L.H. Bates in Tacoma (KTOY-FM). Sam’s career began as a KJR request line operator in 1970, with his first on-air job at KRKO in 1972. In 1976 he segued to overnights at KTAC as Cory Landon, then weekends at KING. In 1978 he moved to Lewiston, Idaho for afternoons on KOZE and KRLC. Throughout the ‘80s he was an announcer and/or engineer at "the best mix and biggest variety" of Spokane radio stations; including 97KREM, KZUN, KGA, KKER (The Sam & Pam Show), KZZU, PD of KJRB, 98 KISS-FM, and the voice of KAYU-TV. In 1989 he moved to Los Angeles as Assistant Chief Engineer and weekends at KZLA/KLAC. Also engineered for KBIG, KFI, Premiere Radio Networks, CBS Radio, and others. "After avoiding any actual work for nearly 45 years, now happily retired and very appreciatively back in the great Pacific Northwest!" ---Click here for other Sam Lawson articles ---and here for Sam Lawson airchecks