We had a good time on KNUZ back in the 1970s. I had an opportunity to work with some great DJs there. most were holdovers from the rock 'n roll days, like Joe Ford and Larry Vance. Of course, Arch Yancey was the PD in those days. He left KIKK and came back to KNUZ when it went Country Fresh in the Spring of 1973. many of us there agreed on one thing,"too bad we're not on FM."
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Stickers
I'd like to buy a KIKKup Truck and aI'm proud to be a KIKK'r sticker.
I'd like to buy a KIKKup Truck and aI'm proud to be a KIKK'r sticker.
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Oh, yes they do. You're obviously not going to the right radio stations for your sticker fix.
Keep searching, Grasshopper.
If anyone in this thread has any radio stickers to trade, let me know. I'll email you a list of what I've got available. thanks! [email protected] radiostickeroftheday.blogspot.com
I know several years ago the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo asked us at KILT-FM to stop handing out stickers. People were sticking them all over the Astrodome complex and they were a pain in the butt to remove them all. After a while other venues like the Woodlands started asking stations to stop bringing them as well. I think it was more the lack of big places to hand them out and the waste of money from them being thrown in the trash or that ended the stickers at stations.
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