KKOB FM

KKOB is a Top-40 station from Albuquerque, New Mexico.

KKNX

KKNX is an Oldies station licensed to Eugene, Oregon.

KKNU

KKNU is a Country station licensed to Springfield, Oregon. They also operate 4 translator stations to extend their signal throughout the Eugene/Springfield area.

KKNN

"95 Rock" KKNN is a Rock station serving Grand Junction, Colorado and licensed to Delta, CO.

KKNN carried a Country format circa 1995.

KKNG

KKNG is a Classic Country station from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma located at 97.3 FM. These stickers are from when KKNG was down the dial at 93.3 FM and licensed to Newcastle, OK. 93.3 FM is currently home to KKNG's sister station, mainstream Country KJKE "Jake FM."

KKND

KKND AM was a short-lived Modern Rock station from Tucson, Arizona circa 1995. 1490 AM is currently an ESPN Radio affiliate KFFN "The Fan."

KKND

"106.7 The End" KKND was a Modern Rock station in New Orleans, Louisiana from 1996 until 2005. Hurricane Katrina spelled the end of "The End", knocking them off the air in August, 2005. When they returned in early 2006 they were known as "Rockin Country 106.7." The frequency is now home to "Old School 106.7" KMEZ. KKND was licensed to Port Sulphur, Louisiana.

KKMY

"Mix 104.5" KKMY is a Hot AC station licensed to Orange, Texas.

KKMX

"Kiss 104.5" KKMX was most likely a Hot AC or CHR station licensed to Tri City, Oregon circa 2006. KKMX is currently home to a jockless, satellite-fed Adult Hits station known as "Sam FM."

KKMS

KKMS is a Christian Talk station licensed to Richfield, Minnesota.

KKMR

"Merge 93.3" KKMR was a short-lived attempt at the Modern Adult Contemporary format in Dallas, Texas. 93.3 FM began as Adult Alternative "The Zone" KNBR in 1996 before merging into "Merge" three years later. Their "cool rock & smart pop" failed to find an audience and they flipped to Classic Rock "The Bone" KDBN in 2002. Currently 93.3 FM is CHR "i93" KLIF. KKMR was licensed to Haltom City, Texas.

KKMO

KMO began broadcasting at 1360 AM from Tacoma, Washington in 1922. Sometime in the 1980s (when I believe they carried a Country format) they added a second K to their call letters.


More recently KKMO became a Regional Mexican station known as "Radio Sol." They remain a Spanish language station today but are now known as "El Rey 1360 AM."

KKMJ

"Majic 95.5" KKMJ is an Adult Contemporary station from Austin, Texas. Back in the 1970s, 95.5 FM was home to the much more interesting format of "Progressive Country" KOKE.

KKMC

KKMC is a Religious Teaching station licensed to Gonzales, California.

KKLZ

KKLZ was a Classic Rock station in Las Vegas, Nevada from 1986 until 2007.

The lettering on this 1992 decal has a silver/mirrored look which didn't translate well when scanned.

In May, 2007 KKLZ tweaked their format to Classic Hits.

Soon after, two former employees began a tribute site to KKLZ's days as a classic rocker along with a live365.com webstream. Tracks from Steely Dan, Neal Schon & Beth Hart, Robin Trower and Alice Cooper were played while making this post.

KKLV

"Live 98.5" KKLV was a Classic Rock station in Honolulu, Hawaii for most of the 1990s. 98.5 FM is currently KDNN "Island 98.5" a mixture of Hawaiian Contemporary Hits and Reggae music.

KKLT

"Lite Rock 98.7" KKLT was a Soft Adult Contemporary station in Phoenix, Arizona from 1982 until 2004. 98.7 FM is currently home to Adult Hits KPKX a.k.a. "98.7 The Peak."

KKLS

"Hot 104.7" KKLS is a Top-40 station in Sioux Falls, South Dakota.

KKLR

This 1990 sticker is from "Clear 94" KKLR, a Country station from Poplar Bluff, Missouri.

KKLQ

"Q106" KKLQ was a Top-40 station in San Diego, California from 1987 until 1998. 106.5 FM is currently the Spanish language station KLNV "La NueVa."

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