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Original (Pop Soul) Version: https://soundcloud.com/audio-avalanche/growing-up-radio

We were just kids with a stereo glow
Living for the sound, letting the good times roll
Backseat cruising, summer breeze
Dad’s old radio playing Hank's melodies
Johnny's voice like a velvet flame
Taught me love was more than just a name
Skynnard you know lit up the night
“Sweet Home Alabama” made everything right
Garth Brooks filled the backyard air
We danced like we didn’t have a care
Oh, I miss those days, that golden glow
When the music found us, heart and soul
Voices smooth, guitars that cried
Every beat made us feel alive
From vinyl spins to the late-night shows
We found ourselves in the highs and lows
Oh, I miss those days, don’t you know
When the music found us on the radio
The Eagles flew through desert skies
“Hotel California” opened up our eyes
Alabama with their tangled hearts
Taught us how to heal when love falls apart
Travis Tritt thundered through the haze
Alan Jackson lit up our teenage days
Faith made us dream, Shania,  man was she bold
Brooks & Dunn rolling ever getting old
Oh, I miss those days, that golden glow
When the music found us on the radio
Oh, I miss those days, that golden glow
When the music found us, heart and soul
Voices smooth, guitars that cried
Every beat made us feel alive
From vinyl spins to the late-night shows
We found ourselves in the highs and lows
Oh, I miss those days, don’t you know
When the music found us on the radio
Now the world’s changed, but I still rewind
To those legends frozen in time
They gave us rhythm, gave us light
Still hear them singing in the quiet night
We carry them with us, wherever we go
Forever the kings of the radio
Oh, I miss those days, that golden glow
When the music found us, heart and soul
Voices smooth, guitars that cried
Every beat made us feel alive
They gave us hope, they gave us soul
Made the broken pieces whole
Oh, I miss those days, don’t you know
When the music found us on the radio

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Growing Up On Country Radio

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KMHL's Vintage Vinyl Christmas brings you another compellation album, this time from RCA Records.  "A Country Christmas"  features a host of songs from various artists who recorded under the RCA label over the years.  Often times, the labels would take advantage of music lover's passion for Christmas and  put a number of songs on an album to create a 4th quarter sales boon.  RCA released a number of these compellations, especially in the 80's.  Enjoy "Peace on Earth" from Razzy Bailey & Alabama's "Christmas in Dixie".

KMHL's Vintage Vinyl Christmas - 12/8/25

BYU finished an impressive 11–1 season but was never seriously considered for the College Football Playoff, ultimately landing just outside the final bracket. Despite stronger metrics than Notre Dame and Miami, the Cougars were passed over, leaving fans questioning whether BYU was snubbed.

BYU left out of playoff conversation despite 11-1 season

Began as a bass player in the days when bands competed in spandex and hair spray had a weekly budget.  As an award-winning club DJ, I continued to control a live audience's energy. Transitioning to broadcast, peaked as a morning radio host across both Rock, Country and Pop formats.  This cross-platform history, from the studio floor to the airwaves, gives me a perspective on what makes music connect to an audience.

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On July 15th 1973, the flag was lowered on the call letters, KTBC, and raised with the new letters, KLBJ. This was perhaps, one of the few times that the presence of the President of the United States, Lyndon Baines Johnson, was felt by the radio station's staff - or its audience.

In 1981 KLBJ implemented the “News-Talk” format, which is still in use today.

Over the years many famous names have worked at KLBJ including Nellie Connally, Harfield Weeden (who later became VP of CBS programming), Pat Adelman, J.C. "Jesse" Kellam, John Connally, Bonner McLane, Jake Pickle, Bill Moyers, and of course Cactus Pryor

KLBJ AM won a Marconi Award for “Station of the Year” (medium market category) from the National Association of Broadcasters in 1994 .

KLBJ AM won a Crystal Award for “Excellence in Community Service” from the National Association of Broadcasts in 1994.

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