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Randy Robins was one of the great “shuck & jive” Top 40 jocks. Robins was from East Texas and had worked at KFJZ in Ft. Worth in the 60’s, then made the rounds at some of the biggest Top 40 stations of the time. (He can be heard on Bootleg Top 40 Volume I at KIMN in Denver.) He also did a stint at WQXI.
He did nights on KLIF beginning in the summer of ’73 and stayed until late ’74, crossing town to do nights at McLendon’s KNUS-FM. He returned to KLIF in 1977 during one of their last serious attempts at Top 40, after which he retired from radio and went into record promotion. He worked for Ariola Records in Dallas, and then became the long-time Capitol rep in Denver.