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NEW CD RELEASES
Sept 8th
LARRY GATLIN & THE GATLIN BROTHERS
The legendary.....
Sept 14th
DARRYL WORLEY
God & Country
JAMEY JOHNSON
The Guitar Song
JAMES OTTO
Shake What God Gave Ya
JOEY + RORY
Album #2
Stept. 21
STEEL MAGNOLIA
Steel Magnolia
ZAC BROWN BAND
You Get What You Give
RANDY HOUSER
They Call Me Cadillac
BILLY CURRINGTON
Enjoy Yourself
RHONDA VINCENT
Taken
MEL TILLIS
You Ain't Gonna Believe This
Sept 28th
KENNY CHESNEY
Hemingway's Whiskey
MONTGOMERY GENTRY-Hits & More
Oct 5
TOBY KEITH
Bullets In The Gun
THE BAND PERRY
The Band Perry
KATIE ARMINGER
Confessions Of A Nice Girl
Oct 12th
DARIUS RUCKER
Charleston,SC 1966
Oct 19th
SUGARLAND
The Incredible Machine
Oct 25th
TAYLOR SWIFT
Speak Now
Oct 26th
JOE DIFFIE
Homecoming:The Bluegrass Album
Nov 2nd
BRAD PAISLEY
Hits Alive
JASON ALDEAN
My Kinda Party
Nov 9th
REBA MCENTIRE
The Woman I Am
Nov 11th
RASCAL FLATTS
Nothing Like This
Nov 23rd
ALAN JACKSON
34 Number One's
Dates are subject to change
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| On-Air Schedule |
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06:00am - 10:00am |
Bob Kingsley's Country Top 40 |
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Every time he gets in front of the microphone, Bob Kingsley adds to his status as the most listened-to radio voice in country music history. The host and executive producer of Bob Kingsley's Country Top 40, far and away the most successful show of its kind, has been the king of the country countdown for three decades now, and to hear him tell it, the process retains every bit of its magic. "I love the music and the people who make it," he says, "and I want our listeners to have as much insight into both as it's possible to give them, and to make the experience as enjoyable as possible."
Bob's love for the genre, its people and its history has always been evident in that warm, rich voice, and the combination has given him both a vast and loyal audience and legendary status within the industry. He has twice been named the CMA's National Broadcast Personality of the Year, his show received Billboard's Network/Syndicated Program of the Year award no fewer than 16 times and, perhaps most tellingly, he was inducted in 1998 into the Country Music DJ Hall of Fame.
For Bob, the path to such success has been straightforward. "It's always one listener at a time," he says. "I focus on that one person, maybe with a cup of coffee at the kitchen table or in a car driving down the road, and talk directly to him or her. I'm sharing stories I find fascinating, and if I do my job right, hopefully they'll share my passion."
Bob's love for radio and for music dates back to his childhood. "When I was 7," he says, "I had an illness that kept me in bed for a year. I would listen to the radio, and certain shows became really important to me. It was complete escapism and entertainment. I didn't realize the imprint it was making, but it obviously stayed with me."
When he was 18, Bob joined the Air Force and served in Keflavik, Iceland, where he jumped at a chance to become an announcer on Armed Forces Radio. "I did a little audition from the production studio," he says, "and they put me on the air working all night, which was just perfect."
As he learned the ropes as an announcer, he also developed an appreciation for the country music he was playing. The combination would carry him to legendary stations like KFOX, KGBS, KFI and KLAC in Los Angeles. Then, in April 1974, Bob took a job producing "American Country Countdown." Four years later, he took over as host, propelling the show to its place as a national and international institution.
In January 2006, Bob launched The Country Top 40, distributed by the Jones Radio Networks. He continues to produce and host specials like his highly popular "Christmas In America" and an annual year-end countdown show.
Bob has long been dedicated to serving the industry as a whole, having been for many years a member of the board of directors of the Academy of Country Music. He has also given tireless service to veterans' groups and the VA itself. He served as Master of Ceremonies at the National Veterans Day Ceremonies at Arlington National Cemetery in both 2004 and 2005, one of many national and regional events to which he has volunteered time and energy, and he has helped get information on benefits to countless veterans through vehicles like his Veterans Day 2005 radio special, "Bob Kingsley Salutes America's Veterans."
His many charitable endeavors include work for Disabled American Veterans, the Dept. of Veterans Affairs, the Wounded Warrior Project, The Palliative Unit of Cook's Children's Hospital in Fort Worth, and St. Jude Hospital. An avid cutting horse enthusiast, he lives and works in Weatherford, TX. |
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