Good job, keep up the hard work. KSHE is a true classic and should be in the rock HOF
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Anonymous
9 years ago
KSHE IS real rock radio and defined rock music for generations. It belongs in the Hall.
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Stephen Laffoon
9 years ago
Come on now.....Doesn't 50 years count???
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Todd Jokerst
9 years ago
KSHE and Classic Rock had an enormous effect on us growing up in the 70's. Who didn't tune in each Sunday to listen to the 7th Day? Who didn't own a pig shirt? Who didn't drive out to their broadcast shack near the 66 Drive In at least once while they were in high school? If you didn't, then you didn't experience the 70's in St. Louis. If you didn't, then you didn't grow up in the greatest music era. Of course, KSHE belongs in the R&R Hall of Fame.
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Kevin Guenther
9 years ago
Went K-SHE 10th Anniversary Concert at Keil Auditorium, Nov 1977, my first concert, Brother and I spent night outside studio in Jan '78 for Bob Seeger tickets, froze asses off but loved it!
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Steve Boyd
9 years ago
K-SHE rocks!!!
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Nicole Daniels
9 years ago
Real Rock Radio in the Rock n Roll Hall of Fame \m/
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Randy French
9 years ago
Loyal listener since 1968 (missed that first year). Honestly, KSHE pretty much shaped my "music life". When I worked in downtown StL back in the 70's, KSHE blasted me up I-55 to work and back home in the evenings. Best way to get thru rush hour traffic. Long live the King of Rock Stations!!!
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Ed Yeager
9 years ago
I am 64 years old and remember the beginning of KSHE. There was nothing like it anywhere. It was fun to go by the radio station in Crestwood next to the drive-in. The station certainly belongs in HOF. I actually thought it was
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Jan Cowan
9 years ago
I've been listening since 1969
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Doug Howell
9 years ago
KSHE is the most iconic rock radio station in the nation!
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Richard Lucas
9 years ago
Listener since `76, You continue to play the soundtrack of my life and I thank you !
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Tammy Ziegelmeyer
9 years ago
K-SHE has been a station that I've listened to for over 30 years and I believe it is long over due to be in the Hall of Fame. It will continue to rock me for years to come. I love the station and all of the DJs!!!
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Hats off KSHE! Rock&Roll is here to stay!
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Terrence Kelahan
9 years ago
"Incense and Peppermint" by Strawberry Alarm Clock got me hooked...
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Jim Pantazi
9 years ago
In 1970 I bought an FM converter for my dad's hand-me-down Chevy so I could listen to Real Rock Radio on my way to U.M.S.L. In the morning, and still listen today. Great move Lern!! The U-man is next!!
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Anonymous
9 years ago
rock-on
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Mike Herring
9 years ago
Rock on!
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Jeff Downing
9 years ago
It is hard to overestimate the impact that KSHE has had on three generations of St. Louisans, especially those who were touched by rock-and-roll. More than perhaps any commercial radio station in the country, KSHE has carried the banner for the rock album as a cultural touchstone, and continues to dedicate its Sunday evening programming to playing full records on The 7th Day: http://www.kshe95.com/blogs/7th-day
Long live KSHE.
Good job, keep up the hard work. KSHE is a true classic and should be in the rock HOF
KSHE IS real rock radio and defined rock music for generations. It belongs in the Hall.
Come on now.....Doesn't 50 years count???
KSHE and Classic Rock had an enormous effect on us growing up in the 70's. Who didn't tune in each Sunday to listen to the 7th Day? Who didn't own a pig shirt? Who didn't drive out to their broadcast shack near the 66 Drive In at least once while they were in high school? If you didn't, then you didn't experience the 70's in St. Louis. If you didn't, then you didn't grow up in the greatest music era. Of course, KSHE belongs in the R&R Hall of Fame.
Went K-SHE 10th Anniversary Concert at Keil Auditorium, Nov 1977, my first concert, Brother and I spent night outside studio in Jan '78 for Bob Seeger tickets, froze asses off but loved it!
K-SHE rocks!!!
Real Rock Radio in the Rock n Roll Hall of Fame \m/
Loyal listener since 1968 (missed that first year). Honestly, KSHE pretty much shaped my "music life". When I worked in downtown StL back in the 70's, KSHE blasted me up I-55 to work and back home in the evenings. Best way to get thru rush hour traffic. Long live the King of Rock Stations!!!
I am 64 years old and remember the beginning of KSHE. There was nothing like it anywhere. It was fun to go by the radio station in Crestwood next to the drive-in. The station certainly belongs in HOF. I actually thought it was
I've been listening since 1969
KSHE is the most iconic rock radio station in the nation!
Listener since `76, You continue to play the soundtrack of my life and I thank you !
K-SHE has been a station that I've listened to for over 30 years and I believe it is long over due to be in the Hall of Fame. It will continue to rock me for years to come. I love the station and all of the DJs!!!
Hats off KSHE! Rock&Roll is here to stay!
"Incense and Peppermint" by Strawberry Alarm Clock got me hooked...
In 1970 I bought an FM converter for my dad's hand-me-down Chevy so I could listen to Real Rock Radio on my way to U.M.S.L. In the morning, and still listen today. Great move Lern!! The U-man is next!!
rock-on
Rock on!
It is hard to overestimate the impact that KSHE has had on three generations of St. Louisans, especially those who were touched by rock-and-roll. More than perhaps any commercial radio station in the country, KSHE has carried the banner for the rock album as a cultural touchstone, and continues to dedicate its Sunday evening programming to playing full records on The 7th Day: http://www.kshe95.com/blogs/7th-day Long live KSHE.
Yes KSHE should be in the hall!!