Station of the Stars Productions

After all, these were the sounds that kept many of us cruisin' to our favorite radio stations as we headed to a local drive-in cafe after high school or to the beach on weekends. Can you recall the endless line of customized Fords, Chevys and Plymouths as we cruised along Van Nuys Blvd in Van Nuys, Woodward Ave. in Detroit, Highway 1 in Fort Lauderdale or Colorado Boulevard in Glendale, Calif. Great radio stations like WABC in New York City, KYA in San Francisco, WLS in Chicago, KXOK in St. Louis, KDWB in St.Paul kept us tuned in to hear our favorite DJs playing unforgettable music. In Los Angeles, KMPC710, with it's airwatch helicopters and a ground fleet of big block Chevy station wagons, kept motorists informed of the southland's current traffic and news events from 1958 to the mid-80s.

So check out the calendar of events on these pages, dust off your classic and head out to a show near you this season. You'll see

our big white 1961 Ford van-with the KMPC letters-playing some of the Best Sounds in Town with more great music hits from the past.

*No longer a commercial broadcast operation - KMPC, KSFO and KVI were owned and operated by Gene Autrey's Golden West Broadcasters from 1959 to 1994 . The station's call letters and it's original dial location have long since faded into radio history. This site is dedicated to the memory of Gene Autrey and his top rated GWB radio markets, and to the many dedicated employees in News, Sports, Talent and Engineers - jS

Now, when you register your vehicle at a selected event sponsored by SOTSProductions you're automatically entered for a chance to have your vehicle appear on the flyers and dash plaques for a future SOTSProductions event. NEW...Winning vehicles, with their owners, will be photographed at the conclusion of the event and will be presented with their 'personalized' award at the next SOTSProductions event.Stop in wherever you see the KMPC van. There is no entry fee for SOTS car shows; however, financial sponsorships are always welcome to offset costs.

The KMPC* remote broadcast truck of the 60s has been re-created and is now in it's third year as Station of the Stars Production's (SOTS) mascot, playing car show music and other scheduled events in northern Utah with a single purpose of helping to keep the memory of AM radio alive. We'll play the hits you want to hear with an interview or two, and perhaps evem a few

surprises along the way.

Thanks for dropping in... this website is designed to promote one of America's favorite past-times: Car Shows and Golden Oldies music and you're invited to join in the fun. Step back in time with us to an era of AM radio and the hit music it played in the 50s, 60s and 70s, whether Rock and Roll, R&B or MOR (middle of the road) formats. Tell us what you want to hear when you register to show your car and we'll do our best to play your favorite song with a dedication to that special someone, just for you.