To bide his time, Dees launched a Latino-flavored version of his “Weekly Top 40,” featuring reggaeton tracks. But he also began looking at the possibility of launching a whole new radio station.

I started becoming a true Dees devotee around 1984. After KHJ dropped top-40, I was a K-WEST (now KPWR, 105.9 FM) guy, listening in the morning to London and Engelman.

"I’m still searching for God, interested in sex and curious about death," says Rick Springfield, the hitmaker behind “Jessie’s Girl.” ...

0 Rick Dees announced that Rick.com has retained Ronning Lipset Radio as its exclusive online ad rep. Ronning Lipset Radio takes the reins for selling not only the audio and video ads that are ...

I grew up listening to Rick Dees. He arrived in Los Angeles to work at KHJ way back in early 1979 when I was 16 years old. KHJ program director Chuck Martin, in an extremely successful attempt to ...