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Kidd Kraddick, KEGL Dallas, TX May 28, 1986 Pt.3 (scoped) (0:22:47)

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… . . . What do you smell like? . . . …

There’s more juvenile, wacky but responsible fun from Kidd Kraddick in Part Three of this show from May 28, 1986. Kidd’s interns get a lot of speaking roles in this hour (are they interns or employees?) and at one point, Kidd’s “cue cards” are ripped up.

As the “All Request And Dedication Show” continues, we learn that Kidd missed his chance to be on national TV as part of the America’s Favorite Songs, and he’s not mad at all. He is despondent and weepy, but he is NOT angry that KVIL‘s Ron Chapman is representing Dallas.

Kid Kraddick passed away on July 27, 2013, after a 30-year career in Dallas radio.

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