KBRJ was a Country station from Boise, Idaho in the 1970s. The call letters stood for station owner Burt Oliphant, station manager Rex Jensen and sales manager Jack Jensen. In 1981 they changed their call letters to KKIC while retaining the Country format. A former PD of this station told me that it was the first station in the country to all-satellite. This took place on August 31, 1981 at 6AM as an affiliate of Satellite Music Network's "Country Coast To Coast." 950 AM is currently a Southern Gospel station "K-Joy" KNJY.
Friday, July 2, 2010
KBRJ
KBRJ was a Country station from Boise, Idaho in the 1970s. The call letters stood for station owner Burt Oliphant, station manager Rex Jensen and sales manager Jack Jensen. In 1981 they changed their call letters to KKIC while retaining the Country format. A former PD of this station told me that it was the first station in the country to all-satellite. This took place on August 31, 1981 at 6AM as an affiliate of Satellite Music Network's "Country Coast To Coast." 950 AM is currently a Southern Gospel station "K-Joy" KNJY.
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