KVNT (1020 AM) is an American commercial radio station in Eagle River, Alaska, broadcasting to the Anchorage, Alaska, area. KVNT was a simulcast of KLEF 98.1 FM (as KAXX) until February 12, 2007.
The FCC had granted the estate of the licensee permission to remain silent (called an STA) for 6 months in order to work out the details of transferring the license to another party. . If the station stayed silent for a period of 12 months, the license was to expire as a matter of law.
KAXX returned to the air January 19, 2008. The station then began airing a business news format. KAXX changed their call letters to KABA on March 28, 2008. The station is now owned by Alaska Integrated Media of Anchorage, Alaska.
KABA signed off once again September 15, 2008, this time due to transmitter failure. The station changed its call letters to KOAN on June 9, 2009; the KOAN call letters were previously used on channel 6 in Anchorage (a low-power station operating as an 87.7 FM station), which took the KABA call letters and business format.
Sue said she wants me for her man
Jenny, she loves me for say she can
Well, Gerry only does it just for fun
But I think you're gonna be the one
I'm cock-a-hoop (Cook-a-hoop)
I'm cock-a-hoop (Cock-a-hoop)
And I feel alright (Alright, alright)
I feel alright (Alright, alright)
I'm feeling good, so I sing a little song
All the pretty women come running along
I'm feeling fine, so I sing it again
I'm an old rooster and I'm looking for a hen
I'm cock-a-hoop (Cook-a-hoop)
I'm cock-a-hoop (Cock-a-hoop)
And I feel alright (Alright, alright)
I feel alright (Alright, alright)
Look out now!
I'm cock-a-hoop (Cook-a-hoop)
I'm cock-a-hoop (Cock-a-hoop)
And I feel alright (Alright, alright)
I feel alright (Alright, alright)
Look out, look out, it's in your town
It's called Manfred Mann, and it runs around
Come on, all you chicks and grown up hens
It's one Manfred Mann, but it's five men
1-2-3-4-5!
I'm cock-a-hoop (Cook-a-hoop)
I'm cock-a-hoop (Cock-a-hoop)
And I feel alright (Alright, alright)
I feel alright (Alright, alright)