Christmas in Charlotte

[Da Mac QC]

V101.9, Praise 92.7/100.9, and Old School 105.3 are all mixing in the Christmas music. Power 98 hasn't yet.

[vchimpanzee]

If you like a lot of traditional/old fashioned/"standards" sounding Christmas music, I've noticed Magic 98.9/WSPA-FM from Greenville is playing a lot of older stuff that I never would have thought of.  Not extremely repetitive.

I looked up WMUU 94.5, and at least until Dec. 3, they are playing traditional Christmas music as well.

The Link is mixing it in as well.

[vchimpanzee]

Acording to the South Carolina board, WMUU over-the-air is history, though I guess the call letters are the same.

WAVO has been mixing in Christmas songs.

[Mike Sheridan]

Multiple radios where I work are tuned to K-104.7 this month. This is the only time of the year they allow radios on.

[vchimpanzee]

Multiple radios where I work are tuned to K-104.7 this month. This is the only time of the year they allow radios on.

I don't blame them. That mess is not workplace appropriate and I wondered how long this would take to happen.

[vchimpanzee]

WAVO is still mixing in Christmas music. unfortunately, that includes the abomination that is Mannheim Steamroller's "Deck the Halls". But after a song I think is called "What Are You Doing New Year's Day" there was Pat Boone's "Love Letters in the Sand" and a nice big band instrumental I should know the name of but don't. 

[tylerSC]

I don't like all Christmas, but WLNK has a nice rotation mixed in with their AC and talk format. A nice blend of music, chat, and Christmas.

[vchimpanzee]

I haven't tried to pick up WAVO and probably won't remember to, but I heard Christmas music on The Lake. I should have figured they'd do that. Just the one song in all the times I've tuned in, so I don't know how much.

[vchimpanzee]

The Link was all-Christmas this past weekend. A lot of traditional stuff. Although one time I heard someone say it was a three-hour show. 

[vchimpanzee]

The Link actually played the long version of Vince Guaraldi's "O Christmas Tree". Great stuff. It sounds like what an NPR station might do, though I don't take the time to listen to those long recordings on WFAE's show. I actually prefer the song that are the right length for radio.

Believe it or not, The Lake was not playing Christmas music last night. At least I think that's right. It was kind of mhard to know which station was which.