This volume investigates the musical landscape of Oklahoma City through the lens of WKY radio's weekly pop music charts from 1959 to 1975. Frank Hoffmann, a noted music historian and discography expert, compiles these surveys, offering a unique historical document of popular music trends. The book presents the station's weekly pop music surveys, providing a detailed record of chart performance and popular taste during a transformative era in music.

This compilation serves as a valuable resource for researchers and enthusiasts of popular music history and radio broadcasting. Its focus on specific weekly charts from a key regional station provides granular data for understanding music consumption patterns. The inclusion of a station history adds context to the chart data, making it a comprehensive look at a specific slice of American musical culture.