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Get KSHE acknowledged in Rock&Roll Hall of Fame

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Patti
9 years ago

KSHE Rocks

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Derrick Bilzing
9 years ago

I have been listening to KSHE close to 40 years and I am the same age as the station.

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David Moyers
9 years ago

life long listener ,,,

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Rose Duncan
9 years ago

Thank you so much for all the entertainment I have enjoyed for yerars.

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Paul parrino
9 years ago

On to Cleveland for the HOF!

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George
9 years ago

Been listening since 74-75 . When I was stationed in Germany in the early 80 had a hat made that said "KSHE 95" Met a lot of people from St Louis wearing it , it was like a secret code that , at the time, only St Louisian knew.

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Julie Steinman King
9 years ago

Started listening in about 1974. Grew up with Mark Klose and John Ulett. Shapes my life!! Now in rhode island I listen on the KSHE app!!

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Gary Ryan
9 years ago

Listened to Gordon Adkins nightly. KSHE is where today's classics were born.

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Anonymous
9 years ago

Kshe belongs in rock n roll hall of fame

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Jim Risk
9 years ago

KSHE is legendary !!!

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Dee A Allen
9 years ago

KSHE is a must addition to the Rock&Roll Hall of Fame.

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Sara Stoverock
9 years ago

Close to 50 years of real rock radio.

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jill thompson
9 years ago

been listening since i was born (51 years)

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Robert Pich
9 years ago

Kshe Rocks!

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Michael huss
9 years ago

KSHE shaped my view of rock and roll and introduced me to great bands like Little Feat, STYX, REO Speedwagon that wouldn't have been known to us early on. Sweet Meat was a cultural icon in the Midwest everywhere we went we saw kids with the K-SHE shirts on blazing Sweet Meat.

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Chad Keigley
9 years ago

KSHE 95 at 94.7 on the dial has introduced me to hundreds of bands in my 35+ years of listening.

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Norah Viehman
9 years ago

This is a no brainer!! KShe has to be in the Rock & Roll hall of fame. Many of the groups getting recently aren't even "ROCK"!! They should change the name to Music Hall of Fame or stick with the real Rockers....like KSHE!!!

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Byan Houser
9 years ago

This is a no brainer.

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Barry Gene Hicks
9 years ago

I grew up in the 70s listening to KSHE. Programming like the Seventh Day and KSHE Classics opened my eyes to a world of music beyond the 2:37 pop hits played on most other stations. Look through your vinyl and CD collection and see how many photos there are of guys and girls in a band wearing a KSHE t-shirt and you'll see that radio can have a big influence.

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Jeff Hartman
9 years ago

Greatest rock station in America!!!