Jimmy Rabbitt, DJ who brought outlaw country to L.A., dies
Jimmy Rabbitt, a pioneering freeform radio DJ who helped expose outlaw country music to Southern California, died of natural causes on Nov. 25, according to Robbyn Hart, a longtime friend and colleague. He was 79. Rabbitt came to prominence during the late 1960s and early โ70s, a transformational period for rock radio. His popularity in the L.A. market may have been greatest during his end-of-the-โ60s stint at Pasadenaโs KRLA, but it was while DJing at KLAC and KBBQ in the early โ70s th...
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