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KDAV
1714 Buddy Holly Avenue
Lubbock, Texas USA 79401
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"Buddy Holley"
and "KDAV Radio"
Soon after Dave Pinkston started up
radio station KDAV at 6602 Martin Luther King Boulevard, Americas the
first all country music format radio station in the country, the
station had a program call "Sunday Party". . Frequent
guest on the program were Buddy Holly and friend
Jack Neal.
They were so popular that they were eventually given
their own half-hour program each Sunday. This was the real beginning
of Buddy Holley's short career.
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KDAV - New Lease on
Life
Renaissance Broadcasting Inc., owned by Bill Clement,
purchased KLLL's AM station (1590-AM) from Pinnacle Broadcasting Inc. and
changed the format to 1950s rock 'n' roll, pop, and rhythm 'n' blues.
KDAV-AM 1590 went on the air at 11:15 a.m. Tuesday, August 18,
1998. The new KDAV studio is located at 1714 Buddy Holly Avenue in
Legendary Lubbock, Texas.
KDAV broadcast a live, local format 24 hours a day.
KDAV features your favorite rock 'n' roll music and country tunes from
the late fifties through the early sixties, with an emphasis on the
sounds of Lubbock radio.
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"Rockin Rod" interviews Texas Bob 9/5/2002 |
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Come
join "Rockin Rod" in his Play Pen! Weekdays
- Noon till 4 p.m
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Rockin Rod
Texas Bob's favorite Disk Jockey
"Rockin Rod" spins the disk from noon to 4:00
Monday through Friday. KDAV only has a 1000 watt transmitter that
barely reaches out of Lubbock County, but don't fret. KDAV and
"Rockin Rod" are heard around the world via the Internet.
So wherever you are you can hear him spinning the disk and sending the
hits out to you from Legendary Lubbock, Texas.
Why is "Rockin Rod" my favorite DJ?
Because we let me talk Texas on his show and I love to talk Texas.
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