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	George Gimarc is on The Zoo (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Way back in March of 1977 George went on the air on the College station (KNTU) with "The Rock and Roll Alternative" which was one of the first regular "new wave" or "punk" radio shows in the US.
		It was broadcast on four different stations throughout it's run in Texas, and at one time was on as many as twenty pirate radio stations throughout Europe, England and Australia.
		It was recognized as being the first "classic rock" station in the country, the birth of a prominent radio format that caught on like wildfire across the nation and was responsible for putting even more money into the vaults of dead rock stars.
	www.itsthezoo.com /george.htm (497 words)

	George Gimarc (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		This network of unlicensed pirate radio stations transmitted on AM, FM and shortwave in Europe, and on shortwave from New Zealand via KIWI Radio, to Australasia.
		George Gimarc took to the air over KRQX and presented his own shows which often focussed on obscure records from the 1960s.
		In 1987 after both KZEW and KRQX changed ownership and formats, he began a new program called Back Pages on KZPS in Dallas.
	www.worldhistory.com /wiki/G/George-Gimarc.htm (852 words)

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		Friday, Oct. 14 - Hearne at Teague - KRQX
		Friday, Oct. 21 - Teague at Buffalo - KRQX
		Friday, Oct. 28 - Rosebud-Lott at Teague - KRQX
	www.glade.net /sports/production/841.shtml (199 words)

	Wonderful Radio London Copyrights
		The complete recorded interview of Don Pierson has never been authorized for use by anyone to date, although part of this material was later authorized for use within a four hour documentary radio program about Don Pierson and the offshore stations.
		This program was produced and broadcast "live" with George Gimarc and John England from the studios of KRQX in Dallas, Texas.
		In the year 2000 Dr. Eric Gilder was also authorized to use portions of this recorded interview as well as the original files during his original presentation of "London" My Hometown" about Don Pierson and his offshore radio stations.
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	George Gimarc (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Mientras que George Gimarc recibía el alternativa de la roca y del rodillo en Kzew-fm, en 1982 él también hizo director de la música en su estación KRQX de la hermana (K-Oscila), que era la primera estación clásica de la roca en los E.E.U.U..
		George Gimarc llevó el aire sobre KRQX y presentó sus propias demostraciones que se centraron a menudo en expedientes obscuros a partir de los años 60.
		En 1987 después de KZEW y de propiedad y de formatos cambiantes KRQX, él comenzó un nuevo programa llamado detrás las páginas en KZPS en Dallas.
	www.yotor.net /wiki/es/ge/George%20Gimarc.htm (806 words)

	classic rock (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		KRQX 570 Dallas TX: classic rock "K-Rocks" (Dec 21 1983 13min, # 1316)
		KRQX 570 Dallas TX: classic rock "K-Rocks" (Sep 12 1985 4min, # 1323)
		KRQX 570 Dallas TX: classic rock "K-Rocks" (Dec -- 1985 5min, # 1313)
	users4.ev1.net /~chipk/ac/formats/classicrock.html (1573 words)

	University of North Texas North Texan Online Spring 2001 :
		While he was at North Texas, Gimarc found himself on-air non-stop, due to his DJ jobs at two commercial stations as well as North Texas' station, KNTU.
		He went on to create KRQX, an AM classic rock station that proved to be the blueprint for what would become KZPS and other classic rock stations in the early '80s.
		In the time since, Gimarc has written three books covering a wide variety of bands and musicians.
	www.unt.edu /northtexan/archives/p01/radiovoices.htm (1021 words)

	A selection from a decade of visits to tower and studio sites in the Northeast and beyond
		In any event, WFAA radio lasted just 13 years on 570 once the WBAP share-time deal ended.
		In 1983, in a last gasp of AM music radio, 570 became classic rock KRQX - in AM stereo, even - for the last four years of Belo Corp. ownership before it was sold in 1987.
		Then came oldies as KLDD and a year as KKWM, simulcasting soft AC from sister KKWM-FM (97.9), and then the station was sold to Susquehanna to become the new home of KLIF, the heritage calls relocated from their home at 1190.
	www.fybush.com /site-021121.html (2300 words)

	Web-Radio » State » Texas
		KRNH - 92.3 FM - Kerrville TX ~ COUNTRY - LIVE
		KRQX - 1590 AM - Mexia TX ~ COUNTRY
		KRUN - 1400 AM - Ballinger TX ~ COUNTRY
	www.web-radio.fm /st_tx.cfm (3065 words)

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