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"On the topic of records, at KAAY in Little Rock, we were
still playing everything on QRK turntables up through 1978.
Although not in a large market, it was a station of some
significance (at least in the midwest) and may have been
among the last of the big top 40's to convert to carted
music. If I had a dollar for every record I mistakenly
started at wrong speed there..."
Hey -- I listened to KAAY at night back then when
I was a kid living up in the Missouri Ozarks.
Did you know "Doc Holiday" who worked nights in 1976?
I've always wanted to talk to him.
Thanks!
still playing everything on QRK turntables up through 1978.
Although not in a large market, it was a station of some
significance (at least in the midwest) and may have been
among the last of the big top 40's to convert to carted
music. If I had a dollar for every record I mistakenly
started at wrong speed there..."
Hey -- I listened to KAAY at night back then when
I was a kid living up in the Missouri Ozarks.
Did you know "Doc Holiday" who worked nights in 1976?
I've always wanted to talk to him.
Thanks!