Vanaf 6 augustus keert Ron O’Quinn terug op KBC Radio met Rock ‘N Roll Rewind
Elke zondagavond te beluisteren van 19:00 – 21:00 CET
From August 6, Ron O’Quinn returns to KBC Radio with Rock ‘N Roll Rewind
Every Sunday evening from 19:00 – 21:00
KBC Personality Ron O’Quinn has been inducted into the Georgia Radio Hall Of Fame as a career achievement inductee.
Ron’s long radio career began at WMGA in Moultrie, Georgia while he was still in high school. After serving in the military as an Army Ranger, O”Quinn returned to his home state and resumed his radio career at WVLD in Valdosta.
He then worked his way to WROD, Daytona Beach, Florida; WLCY, Tampa; WFUN, Miami; WYLD, New Orleans, WUBE, Cincinnati and KYA, San Francisco.
An unusual career move took Ron O”Quinn out of the United States in 1966, when he served as program director for Swinging Radio England, a pirate radio station broadcasting from the North Sea off the British coast.
This job gave him the opportunity to accompany the Beatles on their U.S. tour in August, 1966, and led to his induction in the Pirate Radio Hall of Fame.
Though he was out of radio for several years, Ron returned to the business in 1987, when he syndicated a weekly show heard on 88 stations in the U.S., Rock ‘n Roll Reunion. Ron now has a weekly syndicated show, Rock ‘n Roll Rewind, which is heard all over the planet.
This show is produced in Ecuador and a version of this weekly program also runs on several radio stations in America. Get in, we’ll ride around and listen to the radio.
Ron’s long radio career began at WMGA in Moultrie, Georgia while he was still in high school. After serving in the military as an Army Ranger, O”Quinn returned to his home state and resumed his radio career at WVLD in Valdosta.
He then worked his way to WROD, Daytona Beach, Florida; WLCY, Tampa; WFUN, Miami; WYLD, New Orleans, WUBE, Cincinnati and KYA, San Francisco.
An unusual career move took Ron O”Quinn out of the United States in 1966, when he served as program director for Swinging Radio England, a pirate radio station broadcasting from the North Sea off the British coast.
This job gave him the opportunity to accompany the Beatles on their U.S. tour in August, 1966, and led to his induction in the Pirate Radio Hall of Fame.
Though he was out of radio for several years, Ron returned to the business in 1987, when he syndicated a weekly show heard on 88 stations in the U.S., Rock ‘n Roll Reunion. Ron now has a weekly syndicated show, Rock ‘n Roll Rewind, which is heard all over the planet.
This show is produced in Ecuador and a version of this weekly program also runs on several radio stations in America. Get in, we’ll ride around and listen to the radio.