102.5 FM KNIX has been a Country station in (K) PhoeNIX, Arizona since 1969. At one time, the station was owned by legendary country singer Buck Owens. 1580 AM carried the KNIX call letters from 1973 until 1990 and usually simulcast the FM station.
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Thursday, January 11, 2018
Wednesday, January 10, 2018
WROX
AM 1450 WROX is a Classic R&B station in Clarksdale, Mississippi. They went on the air in June, 1944. Three years later in 1947, Early "Soul Man" Wright became the first black radio announcer in Mississippi and continued to broadcast on WROX for the next 52 years. Ike Turner was a janitor at the station while attending Clarksdale High School. WROX is one of the few stations that has its own museum which is located at 257 Delta Avenue in Clarksdale and is listed in the National Register of Historic Places.
Tuesday, January 9, 2018
KOLY
KOLY AM and FM broadcast from Mobridge, South Dakota. 1300 AM went on the air in 1956 and currently carries a Soft Adult Contemporary format. 99.5 FM followed in 1973 and plays Hot Adult Contemporary music as "Star 99".
Monday, January 8, 2018
Mystery Sticker - 93X
This 93X sticker shouldn't be that hard to identify...and yet, it is. Anybody have any idea what station this static window sticker is from?
Sunday, January 7, 2018
More Coasts
"Coast 101.3" KSTT - Los Osos, California
"97.3 The Coast" WFLC - Miami, Florida
"93.7 The Coast" WKOC - Chesapeake, Virginia
An eyeshade from "Coast 93.1" WMGX - Portland, Maine
"97.3 The Coast" WFLC - Miami, Florida
"93.7 The Coast" WKOC - Chesapeake, Virginia
An eyeshade from "Coast 93.1" WMGX - Portland, Maine
Saturday, January 6, 2018
WNNJ AM & FM
1360 AM WNNJ was an Oldies station licensed to (W) Newton, New Jersey. They went on the air in 1953 with a full-service MOR/News format. Adult Contemporary, Top-40 and Standards formats followed before the "Solid Gold" Oldies began in the mid-1980s. In 2008, WNNJ became WTOC and they currently carry Spanish Christian programming.
WNNJ FM is a Classic Rock station and went on the air in 1962.
The back of the above sticker has an ad for a $5.00 WNNJ t-shirt. And here it is...
A couple other WNNJ shirts.
A plastic bag from WNNJ-AM and sister station 102.3 FM WSUS, an Adult Contemporary station licensed to Franklin, NJ.
A ceramic coaster from WNNJ and sister station 106.3 WHCY licensed to Blairstown, NJ.
Friday, January 5, 2018
KPLU
88.5 KPLU was a Jazz and News station in Tacoma, Washington from 1966 until 2016. It was established by (K) Pacific Lutheran University located in Parkland, WA. After learning that Pacific Lutheran was in quiet negotiations with the University of Washington to sell the station and incorporate it into UW's KUOW, a group called Friends of 88.5 managed to raise $7 million dollars to purchase KPLU and nix the deal. The newly independent station changed call letters to KNKX ("Connects") in August, 2016.
Thursday, January 4, 2018
Omulunga Radio / KUDU FM
Omulunga Radio went on the air in Windhoek, Namibia in February, 2002. Omulunga is an Oshiwambo word for a type of palm tree that grows in low-lying regions of south central Africa.
Sister station KUDU FM was also based in Windhoek and went on the air in 1998. They are now known as JACC FM and carry an Adult Hits format (just like the dozens of "Jack FMs" in North America.)
Sister station KUDU FM was also based in Windhoek and went on the air in 1998. They are now known as JACC FM and carry an Adult Hits format (just like the dozens of "Jack FMs" in North America.)
Wednesday, January 3, 2018
Tuesday, January 2, 2018
WTRO
AM 1450 WTRO is a Classic Hits station licensed to Dyersburg, Tennessee. The back of this sticker has a Dr. Pepper logo on it which isn't surprising since the local Dyersburg Dr. Pepper/Pepsi Bottling Company is the parent company of the owners, Burks Broadcasting.
Monday, January 1, 2018
WNYG
1440 AM originally went on the air in Babylon, New York in 1958 with the call letters WBAB. They simulcast with their FM sister station before becoming WNYG (W New York Gospel) in 1976. Formats over the years include Standards, Oldies, Spanish, CHR and Gospel. For a short time around 2000, WNYG was known as "Student Radio" with a plan to train high school and college students while simultaneously running a commercial station. As of this posting, WNYG is running a Spanish Religious format as "Radio Cantico Nuevo".
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