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Category: Houston
Gladys “Gee Gee” Hill on 1430 KCOH Houston | 1970
KCOH 1430 Houston – Gladys “Gee Gee” Hill – 1970 1430 KCOH Houston, proudly described itself as Texas’s first black radio station. It was the first black owned radio station in Texas, third in the nation. The station has been broadcasting it’s Soul, Gospel, Talk, Zydeco, & Blues format since 1953. The station’s “Looking…
Paul Williams, 1230 KNUZ Houston | December 12, 1961
20 minutes and 34 seconds of KNUZ is a real time-trip back to 1961, to an authentic broadcast featuring DJ Paul Williams.
Gladys “Gee Gee” Hill, 1430 KCOH Houston | 1970
KCOH 1430 Houston – Gladys “Gee Gee” Hill – 1970 1430 KCOH Houston, proudly described itself as Texas’s first black radio station. It was the first black owned radio station in Texas, third in the nation. The station has been broadcasting it’s Soul, Gospel, Talk, Zydeco, & Blues format since 1953. The station’s “Looking…
Huey Meaux & The Crazy Cajun Show on 90.1 KPFT Houston | 1974
Huey P. Meaux, was a studio and record-label owner, as well as chart-topping producer who helped define the Gulf Coast sound through hits by the Sir Douglas Quintet, Freddy Fender and Barbara Lynn. While producing records, Huey spent many years on the radio in Texas playing the music he loved. That music was mostly Zydego,…
Mike Mann, 79 KULF Houston | June 1979
Houston’s 79 KULF had a 12 year run as an Adult Contemporary station, from 1970, until 1982. At one point, it was the home to the long running Stevens & Pruett morning show. Other broadcasting notables that graced the KULF microphones include Dave Hull, Phil Konstantin, Gary Harmon, Hank Moore, Jim Shannon, Andy Barber,…
Andy Barber, KULF 79 Houston | June 1979
Houston’s 79 KULF had a 12 year run as an Adult Contemporary station, from 1970, until 1982. At one point, it was the home to the long running Stevens & Pruett morning show. Other broadcasting notables that graced the KULF microphones include Dave Hull, Phil Konstantin, Mike Mann, Gary Harmon, Hank Moore, Jim Shannon,…
Chuck Dunaway, KILT 610 Houston | 1967
Chuck Dunaway is often remembered from being on air at WABC in it’s early Top 40 days. He had a pretty successful radio career over 35 years. Dunaway held down afternoon drive slot at every radio station he worked at during his 35-year career, including radio KILT Houston, KLIF-AM Dallas, WKY Oklahoma City, WABC New…
John Lander & The Q Morning Zoo, KKBQ 93Q Houston | Fall 1989
There are certain 1980s Top 40 radio battles that are legendary. WFLZ vs. Q105. CHUM vs CFTR. Z100 vs WPLJ. One of those battles involved Houston’s 93Q KKBQ, against KRBE. it was a fierce battle. John Lander led the Q Morning Zoo 93Q to dominate over Glenn Beck & KRBE in the…
