Why did sludge leave kdkb

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With 26 years of radio under his belt, he is enthusiastic about the 40th Anniversary events and why they came about. Marshall is interested in the origins of KDKB. Now we have this big event. Opening the Tubes show is an all-star ensemble of musical talent. It consists of KDKB morning show host, Sludge, and some regular listeners who auditioned for the gig. KDKB is inviting some of the veteran jocks to sit-in from 10am to 6pm on Saturday and talk about the early days.

Maybe they will do some of their radio styles from that time. Marshall shared some insight into how KDKB has been transformed in the ensuing decades. In , Fleetwood Mac stopped by. They brought their new album, and we played it before it was released. That approach has continued.

McBroom remembers a conversation he had in the mids with a program director who asked if he wanted to interview Ian Anderson and other members of the band Jethro Tull. One of the most significant changes in the radio industry over the past four decades has been new Federal Communications Commission rules that allow single companies to hold multiple media properties within a geographic region.