LUV Roman on the River! So real and authentic its a pleasure…read moreto share my mornings with him! I so enjoy the music they play.. You can't help but smile and dance with them! Great way to spend your day!

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Pretty legit radio station- I like that they will rock Britney frequently.read more

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I wish there was a lower rating than 1 star, which they don't deserve. It used to be an all oldies…read morestation with limited commercials. It is now a Punjabi language station. They say to tune in to their sister station KRVR, which is ok but they are not dedicated to 50/60 classic oldies. VERY DISAPPOINTED!! You've ruined a good thing!!!!

I generally don't like "oldies" stations as I feel radio should mainly play new music that you…read morehaven't heard before, but this one is better than average. I discovered it driving through the area during the Christmas season and they were playing some holiday tunes that I hadn't heard in a long time. I've since listened to them online in Sacramento where their signal doesn't come in, and have heard a great variety of stuff ranging from big band, 50s pop, Motown, 60s British Invasion, to pre-disco 70s- the most recent song I've heard has been Frankie Valli's "Grease" and that likely got on only because of Frankie Valli- whoever programs the music seems to think disco is when music started going bad. Despite being an oldies format they play a wide variety with many songs that you truly haven't heard in a long time, and I've rarely heard the same song twice which is the main thing that will make me tune out from any station. The occasional standby (like the Monkees' "I'm a Believer") will slip through every now and then, but they more than make up for that by playing stuff you don't know by heart and might even have to look up to ID- today for example I discovered a Gary Lewis and the Playboys track I hadn't heard before. The only downside is the station is automated and doesn't actually name the songs on air or talk about them, though songs are usually ID'd onscreen when listening online. The audio on Tune-In is also a bit compressed, sounding underwater at times, hopefully they can fix that. This is how oldies radio should be though- if you want to hear "My Girl" or "Stand by Me" 5 times every day you can buy the CDs, but here you can actually hear something and say "I haven't heard that one in ages!"

The station was good when I first started listening to it. But lately it has become totally…read moreunlistenable. The music seems to skip repeatedly, as does the dialog of the DJs. They either monkeys, morons, or nobody in management listening to or running the station. In addition to this, they play the same traffic and weather reports on consecutive days, so don't plan a schedule based on them. The music and commercials also are on a loop, so unless you like the same ones over and over, it gets old fast.

Programming had gone down hill. New morning show is trash. Same old songs over and over. Lost a…read morelong time listener/supporter. Shame.

This is another one of my top radio stations I currently listen to. Playing all the "old school"…read moremusic I partied to back in the day. Every song brings back fond memories of when life was all about having fun and socializing. I still remember some of the dances we used to do. I think I can still do them too! (But not as vigorously). I listen to this station as often as I can, but since it is located in Stockton, tuning in without static sometimes ruins the mood. But I still have this station preset into my car radio! And I will continue to listen no matter what! (Note: I thought this radio station was located in Stockton, but it appears the address has been changed to the city of Modesto).

Definitely a true variety of light rock from the 70's to today, Sunny 102 plays the best variety…read morewith bubbly personalities; from Gary Michels who is the best person to wake people up to Steve Jacson getting through your midday, and Pat Kelly getting you home; and of course, all the weekend crew to make it go buty as slow as possible, they all are the best.! I even used to get them in the car in the bay area depending on where we were driving or simply where we were parked. I just wish they would bring back the local love songs program instead of having Dalilah.! I love the 70's, 80's, and Whatever We Feel Like weekends as every song is a surprise haha.! Of course, now that my brother lives in Manteca, I always have them on when going to visit and needless to say on the way home as long as possible. So, for excellent light rock with a fun air staff, Sunny 102 cannot be beat. Keep up the good work guys.!,

Literally nothing but Christmas music since the beginning of November. What happened to one holiday…read moreat a time?

Posting from Pacheco CA on Facebook, a good friend mentioned he was at a mall parking lot listening…read moreto KMPH in the car as his wife and daughter shopped till they dropped. His sound guidance directed friends and followers to this new player (as of 7/1/13) at 840 AM on the dial, featuring '50s-'60s rock dubbed "Graffiti Gold," inspired by the movie American Graffiti and punctuated by recorded snippets of legendary DJ Wolfman Jack. To entice listeners further into yesteryears' Top-40 AM milieu, KMPH liberally sprinkles old Johnny Mann Singers jingles (*) pulled from the 1960s Drake-Chenault "Boss Radio" format (e.g. 93 KHJ, Los Angeles, and The Big 610, KFRC, San Francisco). Like it or not, you won't hear live-DJ chatter between songs, reminiscent of Drake's automated "Hit Parade" and "Solid Gold" formats. Commercial interruptions are few, leading to big blocks of music; not that KMPH wouldn't prefer to have more advertisers. A recorded spot urges listeners to spread the word because of the station's tight promotional budget. Another promises NEVER more than 10 minutes of commercials in an hour. In the meantime, some of the program breaks include old public service announcements made by movie, television and recording celebrities. Comprising the initials of San Joaquin Valley broadcast-bigwig brothers Mike, Pete and Harry Pappas, KMPH streams monaural classics and original stereo recordings in "ultra modern stereophonic sound" on its website, kmph840.com. Is it so necessary to hear "Graffiti Gold" tunes from the 45-rpm era in stereo? The station would likely sound most authentic played from a 9V battery-powered portable transistor radio somewhere around Modesto. (*) Here's a collecton of Drake-Chenault jingles by the Johnny Mann Singers: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YsGVorxxc8E

WOW. A friend told…read moreme about KMPH in theCentral Valley somewhere in the mid AM dial. I found the Holy Grail - 840 AM. Yeah, I'm almost 67. Brings back memories. I love KMPH. SHAZAM makes it even more fun. I live near San Jose - I can get KMPH - barely! How about a big boost in power - PLEEZE? AWESOME!

I have always listened to KFIV they do a great job of local news and politics with Dave Diamond…read moreshow. I also enjoy the Saturday morning shows. Fire2wire live, Behind the Badge and Christine Papworth.

I listen to this station everyday, Limbaugh, Hannity, and everyday I have to listen to commercials…read moreoverlapping other commercials or overlapping the talk shows themselves. Sometimes it goes on for several minutes. Makes me think whoever is at the controls at kfiv is asleep at the wheel.