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Tonight, it’s the Sunday Night Idiot’s Show 6pm-8pm (CST)).
“And now here’s Ricky with a song.”
That’s how many of us met Rick Nelson, as a teenage hearthrob who was beamed weekly into our living rooms on his parent’s television show, “The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet.”
Looking back, the Nelson’s had actually pioneered the first-ever music video long before the age of MTV.
Nelson may have received a head start on his music career but he certainly earned his own success, outliving his TV days to become a lasting influence on American music.
History is often a brutal measuring stick, but it has been justifiably kind to Nelson.
He may be mostly forgotten today, but Rick Nelson recorded 53 songs that landed on the Billboard Hot 100, between 1957 and 1973, including "Poor Little Fool,” which was the first-ever number one song on Billboard’s newly created Hot 100 chart in 1958.
He went on to record 19 additional top ten hits, more than any other artist except Elvis Presley, and was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1987.
Perhaps his most lasting contribution was the influence he had on many young West Coast musicians after he formed the Stone Canyon Band in 1969.
With them he experienced a career resurgence, buoyed by the live album “In Concert at the Troubadour’ and had a surprise hit with 1972's "Garden Party,” which peaked at number six on the Billboard Hot 100.
Nelson also began to move towards country music, and is credited with pioneering the country-rock genre. He became one of the early influences of the so-called "California Sound" (which would include singers like Jackson Browne, Linda Ronstadt and directly influenced the music of The Eagles).
In 2004, Rolling Stone ranked Nelson #91 on their list of the 100 Greatest Artists of All Time.
Host M. Dung is a master of rock knowledge and tonight he celebrates the legacy of this true Rock ‘N Roll legend.
At 9pm, it’s K-TIMe’s Rock and Roll Show!
Host Doug Elliott gets down to the real nitty gritty with nuggets from classic LPs, plus a healthy dose of B-sides.
It’s A Triple Shot of Rock ‘n Roll All Day:
>Parnellahan’s 3-5pm;
>Sunday Night Idiot’s Show 6-8pm;
>Doug Elliott’s Rock N’ Roll Show 9-10pm (CDT)
Only on KTIM-FM 89.1 La Grange, KTIM.org (online worldwide), or via TuneIn or SimpleRadio apps.
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With Alex Cora gone this early, the Astros’ Joe Espada may be on the clock.
The Red Sox have reportedly relieved manager Alex Cora of his duties, per multiple reports, including MLB Network insider Jon Heyman.
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BOSTON (WHDH) - The Boston Red Sox on Saturday announced that the club has parted ways with Manager Alex Cora, along with five members of1 CommentsComment on Facebook
April 22 is an important day in Texas history. On that day in 1836, Sam Houston captured Santa Anna.
To celebrate this day, The Rev will be playing all artists who are related to Texas.
The show starts at 3pm and you can listen at KTIM.org, TuneInn app, SimpleRadio app or 89.1 on the FM Dial near La Grange.
Here is the TuneStack:
1. Time Of The Preacher – Willie Nelson (Intro)
2. Sweet Mother Texas – Charley Crockett
3. Kentucky Too Long – Charley Crockett
4. L. A. Freeway – Guy Clark
5. Southbound 35 – Brooke Graham
6. Home In San Antone – Garrett T. Capps & Paul Leary
7. He Is A Tejano – The Texas Tornados
8. New Bordertown – Mitch Webb & The Swindles
9. Wind’s Gonna Blow – The West Texas Exiles
10. Bluebonnet Blue – Stephen Bruton
11. Jumpin’ Tracks – Albert & Gage
12. A West Texas Lullaby – Toni Price
13. Bye, Bye, Baby – Big Brother & The Holding Company
14. Lately – Amanda Shires
15. If I Had You – Willie Nelson & Diana Krall
16. Ruby’s Shoes – Bob Livingston
17. Late Nite Neon Shadows – Steve Fromholz
18. Lonesome, On’ry And Mean – Waylon Jennings
19. She’s The Night – The Band of Heathens
20. Gimme A Reason – Gurf Morlix
21. Raining In My Heart – Joe Ely
22. S.Y.S.L.J.F.M (The Letter Song) – Joe Tex
23. Young (Live At Fitz) – Jackie Venson
24. The Life Of A Showgirl – Taylor Swift
25. Love Wore A Halo (Back Before The War) – Nanci Griffith
26. Love Is On Our Side – The Tish Hinojosa Trio
27. I Thank You – ZZ Top
28. I Gotta Go – Robert Earl Keen
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K-TIMe Broadcast Schedule
Events for April 26, 2026
Folk Tapestry
Hosted by Joe Angel Mondays, Sundays 10am-Noon Folk Tapestry weaves together the threads that form roots music and includes an eclectic mix of traditional and contemporary folk, singer/songwriter, country, cowboy, western swing, bluegrass, rockabilly, blues, Cajun/Zydeco, Celtic, and more.
Parnellahan’s
Hosted by Charles "The Rocking Rev" Parnell Wednesdays 2pm-4pm, Thursdays 8pm-10pm, Sundays 3pm-5pm Welcome to Parnellahan’s. Charles Parnell, aka the Rocking Rev, is the host of Parnellahan’s. Vinyl Junkie. Record Hoarder. Music Collector. The Song Wrangler introduced him as, “an audiophile and a musicologist,” but that sounds too high-falutin! He’s just a lover of music. [...]
The Sunday Night Idiot Show
Hosted by John Askins Sundays 6pm-8pm From 1983 through the early 1990’s, KFOG-FM in San Francisco had a legendary disc jockey on the air known as M. Dung, who passed away peacefully on June 30, 2017. “Dung Boy,” as he was known was just as much a unique radio personality as “Wolfman Jack” was in [...]
The Rock and Roll Show
Hosted by Doug Elliot Wednesdays 5-6pm, Fridays Midnight-1am, Sundays 9pm-10pm The Rock and Roll Show mixes nuggets from LPs with a healthy dose of B-sides. A little history and backstory shows up now and then in between the tunes. Doug Elliot, aka “The Fayette County Sky Guy”, grew up listening to 45s and LPs back [...]
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You probably already know that if you’re ever beyond the reach of our radio tower (whether you’re elsewhere in Texas or around the world!), you can still use the LIVE media player located at the top of of all K-TIMe website pages to listen to our radio broadcasts. But did you know that because our signal is streamed on the TuneIn and Streema platforms that you can also listen to K-TIMe on their websites? Or use their apps to listen without a web browser on your Apple or Android smartphone, tablet, or even some SmartTV’s? Use the appropriate link below (or check your SmartTV’s app directory) to get set up for free listening anywhere!
