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Carry Paul on Sunny this weekend
- Thread starter RickF
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Re: Cary Pall on Sunny this weekend
> Saturday I heard Carry Paul (sp?) late of WODB on Sunny 95,
> freelance work? I thought he left town. Also thought I heard
> Bill Shannon on Sunny but I could be wrong on this one.
> Would be nice if Saga would spin off one of the smooth jazz
> stations and put something fresh on the dial.
>
Glad to hear Cary Pall is still in the area and still involved in Columbus radio. Hopefully that will continue, since -- as I've said before -- he's a great programmer and creative radio strategist and good to have in the market. My understanding, based on what Cary posted on this board a few months ago, is that he was consulting a station in Tulsa during its recent format flip. Maybe some folks jumped to the conclusion that this was a PD position and that he left Columbus. I don't whether Cary's still working with the Tulsa station, but I notice their 12+ AQH jumped almost 50% in the latest trend.
On the format flip issue, last week I saw a quote from Ed Christion, head of Saga, about how there are imminent format changes in store for some of their stations. I'm not betting on Columbus, but if it *is* Columbus it would be nice if Cary were somehow involved.<P ID="signature">______________
Nu_Roo_2 formerly Nu__Roo formerly Nu_Roo</P>
> Saturday I heard Carry Paul (sp?) late of WODB on Sunny 95,
> freelance work? I thought he left town. Also thought I heard
> Bill Shannon on Sunny but I could be wrong on this one.
> Would be nice if Saga would spin off one of the smooth jazz
> stations and put something fresh on the dial.
>
Glad to hear Cary Pall is still in the area and still involved in Columbus radio. Hopefully that will continue, since -- as I've said before -- he's a great programmer and creative radio strategist and good to have in the market. My understanding, based on what Cary posted on this board a few months ago, is that he was consulting a station in Tulsa during its recent format flip. Maybe some folks jumped to the conclusion that this was a PD position and that he left Columbus. I don't whether Cary's still working with the Tulsa station, but I notice their 12+ AQH jumped almost 50% in the latest trend.
On the format flip issue, last week I saw a quote from Ed Christion, head of Saga, about how there are imminent format changes in store for some of their stations. I'm not betting on Columbus, but if it *is* Columbus it would be nice if Cary were somehow involved.<P ID="signature">______________
Nu_Roo_2 formerly Nu__Roo formerly Nu_Roo</P>
Re: Cary Pall on Sunny this weekend
> > Saturday I heard Carry Paul (sp?) late of WODB on Sunny
> 95,
> > freelance work? I thought he left town. Also thought I
> heard
> > Bill Shannon on Sunny but I could be wrong on this one.
> > Would be nice if Saga would spin off one of the smooth
> jazz
> > stations and put something fresh on the dial.
> >
Question...is that station in Tulsa a Saga station? Sounds like to me he never left Saga since WODB and Sunny are both Saga stations, along with the Jazz simulcast.
> > Saturday I heard Carry Paul (sp?) late of WODB on Sunny
> 95,
> > freelance work? I thought he left town. Also thought I
> heard
> > Bill Shannon on Sunny but I could be wrong on this one.
> > Would be nice if Saga would spin off one of the smooth
> jazz
> > stations and put something fresh on the dial.
> >
Question...is that station in Tulsa a Saga station? Sounds like to me he never left Saga since WODB and Sunny are both Saga stations, along with the Jazz simulcast.
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Re: Cary Pall on Sunny this weekend
> > > Saturday I heard Carry Paul (sp?) late of WODB on Sunny
> > 95,
> > > freelance work? I thought he left town. Also thought I
> > heard
> > > Bill Shannon on Sunny but I could be wrong on this one.
> > > Would be nice if Saga would spin off one of the smooth
> > jazz
> > > stations and put something fresh on the dial.
> > >
>
> Question...is that station in Tulsa a Saga station? Sounds
> like to me he never left Saga since WODB and Sunny are both
> Saga stations, along with the Jazz simulcast.
>
If the Tulsa station is Saga, was he voice-tracked here in Columbus?
> > > Saturday I heard Carry Paul (sp?) late of WODB on Sunny
> > 95,
> > > freelance work? I thought he left town. Also thought I
> > heard
> > > Bill Shannon on Sunny but I could be wrong on this one.
> > > Would be nice if Saga would spin off one of the smooth
> > jazz
> > > stations and put something fresh on the dial.
> > >
>
> Question...is that station in Tulsa a Saga station? Sounds
> like to me he never left Saga since WODB and Sunny are both
> Saga stations, along with the Jazz simulcast.
>
If the Tulsa station is Saga, was he voice-tracked here in Columbus?
Re: Cary Pall on Sunny this weekend
>
> If the Tulsa station is Saga, was he voice-tracked here in
> Columbus?
>
Sunny using voice tracking? That would be a first, outside of Deliah everything I have ever heard on there sounds live. Snooze Jazz and ODB is very voicetracked though.
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Program Director/Music Director
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>
> If the Tulsa station is Saga, was he voice-tracked here in
> Columbus?
>
Sunny using voice tracking? That would be a first, outside of Deliah everything I have ever heard on there sounds live. Snooze Jazz and ODB is very voicetracked though.
<P ID="signature">______________
Lenks
Program Director/Music Director
X Music Online
The X
Today's Best Music
http://www.xmusiconline.com/</P>
Re: Cary Pall on Sunny this weekend
> Question...is that station in Tulsa a Saga station? Sounds
> like to me he never left Saga since WODB and Sunny are both
> Saga stations, along with the Jazz simulcast.
The Tulsa station is KTSO-FM, owned by Shamrock Communications.
<P ID="signature">______________
Nu_Roo_2 formerly Nu__Roo formerly Nu_Roo</P>
> Question...is that station in Tulsa a Saga station? Sounds
> like to me he never left Saga since WODB and Sunny are both
> Saga stations, along with the Jazz simulcast.
The Tulsa station is KTSO-FM, owned by Shamrock Communications.
<P ID="signature">______________
Nu_Roo_2 formerly Nu__Roo formerly Nu_Roo</P>
Re: Cary Pall on Sunny this weekend
> >
> > If the Tulsa station is Saga, was he voice-tracked here in
>
> > Columbus?
> >
>
> Sunny using voice tracking? That would be a first, outside
> of Deliah everything I have ever heard on there sounds live.
> Snooze Jazz and ODB is very voicetracked though.
>
Saturday was as live as I can get between jet laggin' it to Tulsa and other clients. Sunny uses voicetracking only under extreme duress. Wish I could print the extraps for KTSO on here...we're very pleased!
> >
> > If the Tulsa station is Saga, was he voice-tracked here in
>
> > Columbus?
> >
>
> Sunny using voice tracking? That would be a first, outside
> of Deliah everything I have ever heard on there sounds live.
> Snooze Jazz and ODB is very voicetracked though.
>
Saturday was as live as I can get between jet laggin' it to Tulsa and other clients. Sunny uses voicetracking only under extreme duress. Wish I could print the extraps for KTSO on here...we're very pleased!
Re: Cary Pall on Sunny this weekend
> Question...is that station in Tulsa a Saga station? Sounds
> like to me he never left Saga since WODB and Sunny are both
> Saga stations, along with the Jazz simulcast.
Saga doesn't own stations in Tulsa.
> Question...is that station in Tulsa a Saga station? Sounds
> like to me he never left Saga since WODB and Sunny are both
> Saga stations, along with the Jazz simulcast.
Saga doesn't own stations in Tulsa.
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