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KSFR
editAs noted in the article, KSAN originally signed on the air as KSFR, a classical music station. Although general manager/owner Alan Levitt was sometimes criticized for talking too much, he ensured quality programming on KSFR. The station provided serious competition to KDFC and, in later years, KKHI. Levitt's imaginative commercials were admired and, even after he left the station, he continued to produce radio commercials for San Francisco stations. Big fans of Levitt and KSFR were dismayed when Metromedia bought the station and, within two years, fired Levitt and changed the format. However, as KSAN, the station attracted a whole new audience and classical music lovers found solace with the full-time classical programming on KDFC and KKHI, as well as occasional classic programs on KQED-FM and a few other Bay Area stations. Sallyrob (talk) 16:56, 2 May 2008 (UTC)
Format
editThe Bone is a classic hard rock station. AmericanLeMans (talk) 20:27, 22 November 2011 (UTC)