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Following are some interesting sites where you can learn more about Lompoc

 

lompoc.com   Lompoc Valley Chamber of Commerce website

flowerfestival.org  The Lompoc Valley Flower Festival website

ci.lompoc.ca.us   City of Lompoc website

lapurisimamission.org    La Purisima Mission website

lompocpd.com  Lompoc Police Department website

lompocrecord.com  The Lompoc Record website

lompochospital.org  The Lompoc Hospital website

lompochsalumniassn.org Lompoc High School Alumni Assn. website

lompocpopsorchestra.org Lompoc Pops Orchestra website

http://www.lapurisimaaudubon.org La Purisima Audubon Society website

LompocCivicTheatre Lompoc Civic Theatre website

http://www.rivenrock.com/lompoc.htm  A website about Lompoc's beautiful outdoor murals

lompocmurals.com The site of the Lompoc Mural Society

http://www.users.qwest.net/~sgolowski/pt.htm Point Honda Watch website.

http://www.hazegray.org/features/honda/  Honda Tragedy website

http://www.militarymuseum.org/NAASLompoc.html History of Lompoc's WWII Blimp Base

http://www.vandenberg.af.mil/library/factsheets/factsheet.asp?id=4606 History of Vandenberg AFB.

http://www.militarymuseum.org/CpCooke.html History of Camp Cooke, the predecessor of Vandenberg.

http://www.mauryhoagpublications.com  Lompoc books for sale

Where is Lompoc?
California Map & Lompoc Location

In California's Wonderful Corner!

 

 

 

In 1962, local radio station KNEZ ("The Breezy 960") produced a promotional piece entitled "I Had a Ball in Big L."  The song became an instant hit when it hit the airwaves.  It was so popular that KNEZ sold 45 rpm copies of it for $1 apiece. There are very few of those recording still surviving. After 40 plus years, we found one and have provided it here for your listening pleasure. To answer the many questions about who the singer is ---- we don't know. The piece was produced and recorded by a professional jingle company in Los Angeles, that specialized in promotional jingles and commercials.  The 45 recording has no information on its label.  The singer is most likely a contract studio artist.

Click the play button below. Please be patient, it may take a few seconds to begin playing.  Click HERE to read about the song in the February 25, 2007 "Historical Ramblings" column from the Lompoc Record.

     

  

        

 

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