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1980s

K-101 and 101 KLOL Houston stories from the 1980s.

Eddie “The Boner” golfed with Alice Cooper

Eddie “The Boner” from 101 KLOL Houston’s “Stevens and Pruett Show” show knew about Alice Cooper’s golf addiction. It’s no secret these days that Alice Cooper plays lots of golf. However, back in 1987, Cooper’s golfing hobby remained private. After[…..]

When 101 KLOL was in Dallas?

Rock 101 KLOL was obviously a Houston radio station, but did you know that it made an appearance in Dallas thanks to a billboard?

101 KLOL 1988 5th annual Rock N’ Roll Auction

Over 7,000 people turned out for the 101 KLOL 1988 5th annual Rock N’ Roll Auction, held Saturday, April 23rd in Houston’s Summit Arena, setting a new attendance record for the charity event.

Ozzy Osbourne and KLOL Houston go way back

101 KLOL and Ozzy Osbourne go way back to 1970, when the Houston rock station signed on and Black Sabbath released its eponymous album.

Griff’s Irish Pub’s 101 KLOL Montrose connection

Griff’s Irish Pub, the iconic Montrose sports bar and 101 KLOL have a long history.

101 KLOL 1987 4th annual Rock N’ Roll Auction

The 101 KLOL Houston 4th annual Rock ‘N Roll Auction benefiting Houston’s End Hunger Network took place on Easter weekend in 1987 at Houston’s Hard Rock Cafe.

K101 1986 3rd Annual Rock N’ Roll Auction

K101-FM, as it was known back then, threw its 3rd Annual Rock ‘N Roll Auction, Saturday, March 15, 1986, at 2 p.m. at the Fizz club located at 6400 Richmond.

Carmine Appice on how to say his name

Legendary drummer Carmine Appice talks with former 101 KLOL DJ Dayna Steele on her “Dayna’s Diner” podcast and tells us how to pronounce his name and why it’s said differently than his drummer brother Vinny.

“The Beginning of Outlaw Radio” – Runaway Radio Rewind Ep. #28

The one and only 101 KLOL DJ Grego and nighttime show Outlaw Radio’s origins. Don’t miss Uncle Waldo!

“KLOL & The Media Giants” – Runaway Radio Rewind Ep. #26

We are revisiting how the Houston media giants took over mostly all of the family owned stations. And stick around for another Uncle Waldo!