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#24 Texas A&M (7-2) meets Texas Tech (7-1) Sunday afternoon at 2pm at Ft. Worth’s Dickies Arena at 2pm on ESPN2.
Red Raider basketball's Elijah Hawkins wants to prove he belongs with the best vs. Texas A&M.
Texas Tech basketball's Elijah Hawkins wants to prove he belongs with the best vs. Texas A&M
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Elijah Hawkins has spent his college career trying to prove he belongs with the best. He'll get that opportunity when Texas Tech basketball faces Texas A&M.1 CommentComment on Facebook
UConn at Texas basketball tickets available (Dec 8, 4pm) - Unable to attend due to personal plans, contact me for details.
If it’s Sunday, it’s Funday at K-TIMe!
At 6pm, The Sunday Night Idiot’s Show.
Celebrate the best Rock ‘N Roll in history. Host M. Dung is a master of rock knowledge, and you can be in college every week.
Tonight he turns the spotlight on Petula Clark, who started her professional career as a child performer and has had the longest career of any British entertainer, spanning more than 85 years.
Largely forgotten now outside her home UK, Clark had a tremendous a five-year run of career-defining, often upbeat singles, many written or co-written by Tony Hatch and Jackie Trent.
These include her signature song "Downtown" (US number one), "I Know a Place", "My Love" (US number one), "A Sign of the Times", "I Couldn't Live Without Your Love", "Who Am I", "Colour My World", "This Is My Song" (by Charlie Chaplin; a UK number one), "Don't Sleep in the Subway", "The Other Man's Grass Is Always Greener" and "Kiss Me Goodbye".
Between January 1965 and April 1968, Clark charted with nine US top 20 hits in the US, where she was called "the First Lady of the British Invasion". Her international chart success was unequalled in recording history.
In 1967 she was the recipient of the MIDEM international award for the highest worldwide sales by a female artist.
Clark has sold more than 70 million records.
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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The border is a place of danger; the border is a place of two cultures; the border is a place of hope.
Today in Parnellahan's the Rev will be on the Border.
He has great music that will lighten your load, unburden your soul and make you wanna dance.
It all starts at 3pm at KTIM.org, SimpleRadio, TuneInn or 89.1 FM near Hostyn.
Here is the TuneStack:
1. The Time Of The Preacher – Willie Nelson (Intro)
2. She Never Spoke Spanish To Me – Joe Ely
3. The Border – Willie Nelson
4. The Border – Rodney Crowell
5. By The Rio Grande – Tish Hinojosa
6. Rio Grande – Tom Russell
7. Red And Rio Grande – Doug Supernaw
8. El Paso City – Band Of Heathens
9. Mines Of Terlingua – Owen Temple
10. Juarez – Flaco Jimenez
11. Honky Tonk In Mexico – Whitney Rose
12. Blame It On Mexico – George Strait
13. Adios Mexico – The Texas Tornados
14. South Of The Border – Johnny Bush
15. Streets Of Laredo – Marty Robbins
16. Laredo – Chip Taylor & Carrie Rodriguez
17. Nuevo Laredo – The Sir Douglas Quintet
18. Laredo (Small Dark Something) – Jon Dee Graham
19. Border Radio – The Blasters
20. Mexican Radio – Wall Of Voodoo
21. Heard It On The X – ZZ Top
22. Clap For The Wolfman – The Guess Who
23. Terlingua Chili Queen – Slaid Cleaves
24. Maybe In Mexico – Tommy Alverson
25. Dreamer – Okesta Mendoza
26. Viva La Patria – The Texicana Mamas
27. Tejas Es Mi Madre – Alejandro Escovedo
28. I Gotta Go – Robert Earl Keen
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NFL's next coaching cycle will feature an impressive list of candidates: Analysis
NFL's next coaching cycle will feature an impressive list of candidates: Analysis
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The next NFL coaching cycle will feature an impressive list of candidates ranging from proven champions to up-and-coming coordinators.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
La Grange’s Garry Dippel To Be Inducted into the 2025 Athletics Hall of Fame and Hall of Honor Class - UT-Rio Grande Valley Athletics (formerly Texas-Pan American).
"It means a lot, but it really means a lot being that I was a walk-on there (in baseball 1979-80) that was given the chance to show what I could do because a lot of times people don't get that chance," Dippel said.
“That means a lot to me. That's a tremendous baseball program, always has been, and it's an honor to be part of it."
Committee Announces 2025 Athletics Hall of Fame and Hall of Honor Class - UTRGV Athletics
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RIO GRANDE VALLEY – The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley (UTRGV) Athletics Hall of Fame Committee announced on Thursday the 2025 Athletics Hall of Fame class, which includes the 1967-68 men's b...0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Congratulations to the Flatonia 🏀 Lady Dogs , who defeated Somerville & Fayetteville to claim 🥇in the Fayetteville Classic tourney!
🏀 Congratulations to the Fayetteville High School Boys Basketball Team for winning the Fayetteville Classic. The boys won 66-45 against Flatonia and 71-49 against Somerville!
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K-TIMe Broadcast Schedule
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 Sundays 9pm-10pm, Wednesdays 5pm-6pm, Fridays Midnight-1am 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 [...]
More Ways to Hear Us On the Internet!
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!
