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Andrews (first name pronounced SER CEE) was born in Lubbock to Curcy Andrews, Sr. (1911-1993), originally from Honey Grove in Fannin County in northeast [[Texas]], and the former Ollie Lee Townsend (1907–1993), who grew up on a ranch in Plains near Brownfield in West Texas. Andrews graduated in 1958 from Monterey High School in Lubbock, one of his classmates having been the [[actor]] Barry Corbin. He attended [[Texas Tech University]] in Lubbock but did not graduate.
Andrews (first name pronounced SER CEE) was born in Lubbock to Curcy Andrews, Sr. (1911-1993), originally from Honey Grove in Fannin County in northeast [[Texas]], and the former Ollie Lee Townsend (1907–1993), who grew up on a ranch in Plains near Brownfield in West Texas. Andrews graduated in 1958 from Monterey High School in Lubbock, one of his classmates having been the [[actor]] Barry Corbin. He attended [[Texas Tech University]] in Lubbock but did not graduate.
Andrews launched his broadcasting career at the age of twenty in October 1960. He has been affiliated with stations KSEL AM 950, KLLL AM 1460, KKAM AM 1340, KCBD AM 1590, and KFYO AM 790, where for sixteen years he was both program director and music director.<ref>[http://www.kdav.com/bandrews.html KDAV DJ, Bud Andrews<!-- Bot generated title -->]</ref> He spent six years as general manager and co-host of the "Big Ed in the Morning Show" with [["Big Ed" Wilkes]] on KRFE AM 580. In addition to his morning show, Andrews also voiced many commercials carried on the since defunct oldies station, KDAV.
Andrews launched his broadcasting career at the age of twenty in October 1960. He has been affiliated with stations KSEL AM 950, KLLL AM 1460, KKAM AM 1340, KCBD AM 1590, and KFYO AM 790, where for sixteen years he was both program director and music director. He spent six years as general manager and co-host of the "Big Ed in the Morning Show" with [["Big Ed" Wilkes]] on KRFE AM 580. In addition to his morning show, Andrews also voiced many commercials carried on the since defunct oldies station, KDAV.