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Adult Standards and LPFM

J

jefflaurence

I have a friend in Texas that started a station for the Chalk Hill community in Texas..read as Longview, Kilgore etc. Chuck Conrad liked standards, and was tired of the big-chains trashing the format..so he brought his "own ball" to the game, and at 74 watts, and a pretty impressive sounding station..has managed to carve a real place in not only his community, but as a template for what real COMMUNITY stations should be both on air and on-line..and he's making a little money at it.

Listen to some great music online:

www.kzqx.com (and click over the old radio for stream)

and read Chucks article:

http://www.ccbroadcasters.com/KZQX-LPFM-future.htm

I do a few imaging pieces for him, and really think that his take on terrestrial radio's smugness is interesting.

Frank Ferrari should enjoy this station and the read. Good stuff I think.
 
> I have a friend in Texas that started a station for the
> Chalk Hill community in Texas..read as Longview, Kilgore
> etc. Chuck Conrad liked standards, and was tired of the
> big-chains trashing the format..so he brought his "own ball"
> to the game, and at 74 watts, and a pretty impressive
> sounding station..has managed to carve a real place in not
> only his community, but as a template for what real
> COMMUNITY stations should be both on air and on-line..and
> he's making a little money at it.
>
> Listen to some great music online:
>
> www.kzqx.com (and click over the old radio for stream)
>
> and read Chucks article:
>
> http://www.ccbroadcasters.com/KZQX-LPFM-future.htm
>
> I do a few imaging pieces for him, and really think that his
> take on terrestrial radio's smugness is interesting.
>
> Frank Ferrari should enjoy this station and the read. Good
> stuff I think.
>
Thank you, Jeff...great sound and wonderful concept. That IS local radio! The reading made more sense than anything I've seen in a long time..
 
Thanks for the site Jeff...
Really enjoyed listening to it this past weekend...

later...

walt - bradenton
 
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