The Click thing seems to be spreading. First Seattle and now.........Dayton, OH?......
http://www.click1015.com/
http://www.click1015.com/
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Bongwater said:
Yeah, and there have also been some other stations evolving into this same format (just not using the Click logo)
KUCD/Honoulu and KQKQ/Omaha have evolved from Hot ACs into Alternative/Hot AC hybrids, and WROX/Norfolk has basically done the same thing from the Alternative side
WKBE/Albany originated the format in 2007, you could say... prior to the relaunch they were just an ordinary Hot AC but flipped to a Modern AC/AAA hybrid after playing Christmas music in 2006. Nice to see it catching on 
Checked out a Winnipeg station this morning to listen to an old buddy who is their PD.
www.groovefm.ca
Wondering why they didn't morph Smooth Jazz into THIS format instead? It's all light vocals -- many recognizable pop, R&B gold, and jazz vocalists' covers of pop (as far as I can tell this is the ONLY time I have heard Reuben Studdard get airplay!!). Haven't heard a single sax solo yet (which usually made me grab pliers and start pulling teeth as I was SURE I was in a dental office somewhere). Been listening for two hours and can't shut it down ... vs. my 48 second TSL on "Cluck"-FM.
Was the Click decision well researched, or was it Marc Kaye wanting to get in KPLZ's pants yet again?
www.groovefm.ca
Wondering why they didn't morph Smooth Jazz into THIS format instead? It's all light vocals -- many recognizable pop, R&B gold, and jazz vocalists' covers of pop (as far as I can tell this is the ONLY time I have heard Reuben Studdard get airplay!!). Haven't heard a single sax solo yet (which usually made me grab pliers and start pulling teeth as I was SURE I was in a dental office somewhere). Been listening for two hours and can't shut it down ... vs. my 48 second TSL on "Cluck"-FM.
Was the Click decision well researched, or was it Marc Kaye wanting to get in KPLZ's pants yet again?
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