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Bob Robbins, legendary Arkansas country music radio DJ dies from heart attack
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Little Rock, Arkansas — On Saturday, Bob Robbins, Arkansas radio legend, passed away at the age of 78.
He began his Arkansas radio career in 1967 working for Little Rock’s KAAY and was one of the most recognizable voices in the state.
Before joining 105.1 “The Wolf” in 2013, Robins spent more than 30 years with KSSN 96 FM.
In 1996, Robbins was named Broadcast Personality of the Year by the Country Music Association.
In 2008 he was inducted into the County Radio Broadcasters’ DJ Hall of Fame.
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