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Wake-Up Ranch (Wakeup Ranch)

Host Cliffie Stone helped Los Angeles wake up with their morning coffee and a healthy helping of Country Music.

Wake-Up Ranch (Wakeup Ranch)

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(total playtime 4 hours, 1726 min)
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Cliffie Stone
"Wake-Up Ranch
, Six mornings a week on KFVD, Los Angeles, hosted by Cliffie Stone."

Cliffe StoneHost Cliffie Stone helped Los Angeles wake up with their morning coffee (but on Saturday morning they drank milk on the Wake-Up Ranch Junior program) and a healthy helping of Country Music.

Stone was born in California, the son of country artist Herman the Hermit (Clifford H. Snyder). During high school in Burbank, his main interests were "football, acting, and music- the bass!" At 16 he became the permanent bass player on Stuart Hamblen's "Lucky Stars" radio show. He played bass in Southern California Big Bands for Freddie Slack and Anson Weeks.

Cliff Stone was "the West Coast's first true country music impresario." Stone is credited with breathing life into the California Country Music scene in the post WWII era. Stone learned the music industry under Hamblen's tutelage, and would become a legendary force in many areas of the entertainment industry. In 1946 he signed with Capitol records, not only recording, but as A&R man, talent scout, and head of the country and western music department. He is credited with signing Tennessee Ernie Ford, Molly Bee, and Hank Thompson, and helped to guide the label to become a dominant force in Country Music.

Cliffie is best remembered for his radio work. During the late 40s and early 50s he was making as many as 48 broadcasts a week. His Hometown Jamboree ran from 1946 to 1960 on the radio, as well on TV from 1949 to 1959.

KFVD MatchbookIn 1989 Cliffie Stone was inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame. Since 1999, the Academy of Country Music's Pioneer Award Statue has been known as "The Cliffie" in Stone's honor. Cliffie Stone's star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame is just a few steps north of Sunset Blvd on the west side of Vine St. The star was presented for Stone's radio work.

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    3 recordings on 1 MP3 CD for just $5.00. Total playtime 4 hours, 1726 min
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    1. 3 shows – total playtime 4 hours, 28 minutes
    2. Wake Up Ranch 490226 Roly Poly.mp3
    3. Wake Up Ranch 490311 Ida Red.mp3
    4. Wake Up Ranch 490429 All Good Animals Say Thank You.mp3
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    1. 3 shows – 123 MB – total playtime 4 hours, 28 minutes
    2. Wake Up Ranch 490226 Roly Poly.mp3
    3. Wake Up Ranch 490311 Ida Red.mp3
    4. Wake Up Ranch 490429 All Good Animals Say Thank You.mp3

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