Talk about legendary, I used to hear KVOO 1170 at night out here on the West Coast. Those were the "DX days"!Sean Ross says Classic Country can be "Big Country."
Why Classic Country Can Be “Big Country”
As a longtime fan of the Classic Country format, I’ve been heartened by the current success of KVOO (Big Countryradioinsight.com
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Stunting on KKGO HD3
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To bring it back to the OP:
Although Back In The Saddle was from 1939, long after he left KVOO.
I’m going with Country Gold from the 1960s to 1980s although I am of that aged demographic so I WOULD come up with that!🤣
Could see Kkgo hd3 to return classic country
More here:
radioinsight.com
KKGO-HD3 To Get Big With Classic Country
Mount Wilson FM Broadcasters is currently stunting with a loop of Gene Autry's "Back In The Saddle" on 105.1 KKGO-HD3
radioinsight.com
i guess i was right from earlier post
Saul should make a deal to simulcast KYNO 940. That's a pretty good oldies station.
Article doesn't say when exactly the station is gong to launch. But if it is on the same day as the FM sports station, sorry, but I am going to Walk the Line right to KKGO-HD3 and get me some nice classic country.More here:
KKGO-HD3 To Get Big With Classic Country
Mount Wilson FM Broadcasters is currently stunting with a loop of Gene Autry's "Back In The Saddle" on 105.1 KKGO-HD3
As my grandpa used to say, "if the song ain't about drinking, losing your dog or losing your girl, it ain't country".
You forgot something very important: You gotta sing about your truck. Oh i forgot, you gotta "sang" about your truck.
I hope there is good representation of the sequin and rhinestone era in the 70's. It truly isn't "classic" country without Twitty, Wynette and Jones, and a little Loretta Lynn now and then. And don't forget the bad boys, Johnny, Waylon, and Willie!
So when is this supposed to launch? I'm still hearing "Back In The Saddle" on the stream. I suppose when you're 100 years old, it takes a person longer to put together and launch a new format. 😁
One he has run before and presumably will operate on autopilot?
If you are asking for the direct playback URL for the HD3 stream, it is http://streaming.live365.com/a72131
If you have a player that only accepts HLS-format streams, you can alternatively use http://streaming.live365.com/a72131/playlist.m3u8
Good grief! Does anyone know what the hold up is for going Classic County?
I'll be quite happy if I never, ever hear "Back In The Saddle" ever again. 🤮
I'll be quite happy if I never, ever hear "Back In The Saddle" ever again. 🤮
Here's hoping we can just Get Back to the Beatles, if that is OK. Anytime at All.
Saul told me the Big Country launch is June 15. They likely are repurposing some of the streams since it sounded like KKGO-HD4 on the former HD3 stream.
I don't know. Beatles fans are getting up there in age. What if that makes him consider an oldies-beautiful music hybrid format? Can you imagine hearing The Beatles, Beautified?