Al Jazzbeaux Collins 06.11.1918 - 08.30.1997 (79 years old)

Al Jazzbeaux Collins was a radio and television personality, known for his work as a disc jockey and television host in the San Francisco Bay Area during the 1950s and 1960s. He was born on June 11, 1918, in Texas, and passed away on August 30, 1997, in Santa Rosa, California.

Collins was known for his distinctive, gravelly voice and his entertaining and informative style of hosting, which included a mix of music, interviews, and humorous skits. He was a popular and influential figure in the Bay Area and beyond, and helped to shape the sound and style of local radio and television during the era.

In addition to his work as a radio and television host, Collins was also involved in various other projects and pursuits over the course of his career. He was active in the Bay Area music scene and was involved in the production of several musical recordings. He was also an accomplished accordion player and was known for his love of music, which was a constant theme throughout his career.

Despite his popularity and influence, Collins remained a humble and down-to-earth person throughout his life, and was well-liked and respected by those who knew him. He will be remembered as one of the pioneering figures of Bay Area radio and television, and as a talented and entertaining performer who brought joy and entertainment to millions of people.