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Jim Pruett, the comic genius and half of the legendary 101 KLOL Stevens and Pruett morning team, died Friday evening at the age of 72. He is survived by his wife Joy and his children. The Pruett family has indicated that Jim died due to heart failure. Pruett, who along with his longtime broadcasting partner, Mark Stevens, helped define morning radio in their decades together. Born in nearby Bay City, Pruett fell in love with radio at a very early age. In interviews […]
Photographer: Eric Sauseda Groovehouse Photography Tour: R40 Tour Venue: Toyota Center Date: May 20, 2015 PHOTO GALLERY
Welcome to Rock101KLOL.com Internet Radio. We are a listener supported AOR (Album Oriented Rock) Internet radio station that is designed to bring REAL Rock N' Roll back to Houston Texas, and the World. Rock101KLOL.com is owned, operated, and run by Houston area volunteers, and, with your help, will continue to broadcast live to Houston, and around the World 24/7/365. If you enjoy our programming, we urge you to setup small […]
Poison took the stage in Houston as part of the Def Leppard Rock of Ages Tour and cranked out a ten song setlist for fans before Def Leppard took the stage. The band was tight and ready to rock the crowd with classic hits from their seven studio albums that span 21 years.Headliner: Def LeppardCo-Headliner: PoisonSpecial Guest: Lita FordTour: Rock of Ages 2012Photographer: Jay LeeVenue: Cynthia Woods Mitchell PavilionDate: September 1, 2012 PHOTO GALLERY
Role: Promotions Director Era: 1980s–1990s Doug Harris is a notable figure in the history of KLOL-FM, Houston’s legendary rock radio station that dominated the airwaves from 1970 to 2004. He served as the station’s Promotions Director during its peak years, particularly in the 1980s and early 1990s, and is widely recognized for his creative and audacious marketing strategies that helped cement KLOL’s reputation as a powerhouse in rock radio. Harris joined KLOL in the early 1980s after a varied early […]
Pat Fant is a legendary figure in Houston radio, best known for his pivotal role in launching and shaping KLOL-FM, a groundbreaking rock station that left an indelible mark on the city’s airwaves. Born and raised in Texas, Fant’s radio career began early, and by the age of 21, he was already making waves in the industry. In August 1970, he signed KLOL on the air from the Rice Hotel […]
Chuck Shramek (1950–2000) was a beloved Houston-area radio personality whose multifaceted career left an indelible mark on both the airwaves and the annals of astronomical controversy. Best known for his long tenure at KLOL-FM, Shramek carved out a reputation as a jovial and articulate news anchor, often warming up audiences for the irreverent morning duo Stevens & Pruett.His sharp wit and engaging delivery made him a fixture in the Houston […]
Locke Siebenhausen was the lovable but whacky sidekick every morning show needs. Locke was an integral part of the S&P show's success. His "Man on the Street" style interviews were hilarious.
Maurice "Crash" Collins was a legendary figure in Houston radio, best known for his influential tenure as a DJ at KLOL-FM during the 1970s and early 1980s. Born Dennis Maurice Collins on December 7, 1942, in Nashville, Tennessee, he moved to Houston with his family as a teenager. His radio career began to take shape while he was a student at the University of Houston, where he hosted an afternoon […]
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