1995 in radio

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The year 1995 saw a number of significant events in radio broadcasting.

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January 1- KAEV in Lake Arrowhead, California changes to KCXX with an alternative rock format.
April - KJJO in Minneapolis, Minnesota flips to smooth jazz as KMJZ.
May 12- Mora, Minnesota gets its first radio outlet, as new FM station KBEK signs on with 25 kW of power on 95.5 MHz.
June: WUAE signs on for the first time.
27 September - The BBC in the United Kingdom and Sveriges Radio in Sweden both begin Digital Audio Broadcasting.
30 September - "SoundWave" (now known as 96.4FM The Wave) - sister network to Wales's first local commercial radio station Swansea Sound - goes on air.

January 28 — Final broadcast of the original American Top 40.
October 6 — Ken Beatrice's last show on WMAL in Washington, DC.
December 1 — Final broadcast of Chippie, a German program on computer topics, produced by the Hessischer Rundfunk (Hessian Broadcasting).

Tom Clay, 66, American radio personality and disc jockey.
Bob Cruz, 42, American Disc Jockey hired to replace Jay Reynolds at WABC (AM) in 1976.
Gary Dee, 60, pioneer in controversial talk radio, mostly in Cleveland, Ohio.
Gerald Durrell, 70, British naturalist, zookeeper, author, and radio and television presenter
Simon Gellar, 75, owner of WVCA: Gloucester, Ma. (now WBOQ) on July 11.
J. P. McCarthy, 62, American radio personality
Vivian Stanshall, 51, English comedian, writer, artist, broadcaster, and musician (born 1943)
Wolfman Jack, 57, American disc jockey

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