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KOOL 102.3 & 104.7 – KJUL

104.7 FM Oldies Moapa Valley
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KJUL 104.7 carries the KOOL oldies service for the Las Vegas area, with music from the 1960s and 1970s and Motown favorites. This is the current service on KJUL, replacing the station’s former Easy Favorites identity.

The published weekday lineup includes Scott Gentry from 6 to 10 a.m. and Jerry Dean from 3 to 7 p.m. Gentry’s broadcasting career began with Armed Forces Radio and Television, while Dean has been part of Las Vegas radio since 1985. Times shown below are Pacific.

KJUL is licensed to Moapa Valley, Nevada, on 104.7 FM. It forms part of the KOOL service also promoted on 102.3 FM, with KQLL 1280 AM as a related station.

On-air guide

KOOL 102.3 & 104.7 – KJUL program schedule

Selected regular programs · Pacific Time (PT)

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–Scott Gentry
–Jerry Dean
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–Scott Gentry
–Jerry Dean
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–Scott Gentry
–Jerry Dean
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–Scott Gentry
–Jerry Dean
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–Scott Gentry
–Jerry Dean

No regular schedule is currently listed for this day.

No regular schedule is currently listed for this day.

Verified broadcast signals

KOOL 102.3 & 104.7 – KJUL frequencies and coverage

Confirmed translators, boosters, and full-power signals carrying the same service.

SignalFrequencyCall signCommunitySource
Primary signal104.7 FMKJULMoapa Valley, NevadaFCC facility 63769
Simulcast1280 AMKQLLHenderson, NVFCC data
FM translator102.3 FMK272EELas Vegas, NVFCC data
Simulcast103.7 FMKOOL RELAY, NVFCC data

Relations last verified September 11, 2026.

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Contact details

Station address150 Spectrum Boulevard, Las Vegas, NV 89101
Office phone(702) 258-0285
Studio / request line(702) 369-1280

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