Houston Radio History

...and the origin of the term rock and roll, from Wired For Sound , an excellent blog (link on the sidebar) with pictures, names and history...

Here's an article on Zydeco Online on the end of KCOH on 1430 with a little bit of history and lots of great historical photos of the ...

From the Valley Morning Star . The Phil Harlow mentioned was the first program director of KCOH and also worked at KXYZ .

It was announced this morning on the air, KCOH will be moving to the 1230 spot on the dial, where the call letters KQUE have been in use. ...

The radio community has been buzzing this week over the announced sale of KCOH .  The station has been on the market for a couple of years ...

I had discovered this material several years ago but when I went to post about it on the blog, it had been taken off the web.  I went lookin...

Longtime owner and General Manager of KCOH . Chronicle obituary.

EDITED (BELOW) 9/8/2023 The number of stations on the AM dial in the Houston/Galveston area continued to grow throughout the 1950s but at a ...

Just two and a half months after the launch of KNUZ , KCOH signed on at 1430 kc. The station ran teaser ads in the papers leading up to t...

The period from mid-1946 through 1948 was a very active one on the Houston and Southeast Texas radio scene with many new stations, both AM...