Maybe it has something to do with the consultants, or something weird is happening at Cox. Observations from the past couple of weeks:
101.5: Jeff Callahan (Nick Sanders) is gone. New, mysterious voices have popped up in different dayparts including weekends. Yet none of these voices does anything more than a time check (which sounds silly since they're voice-tracked and are two or three minutes off the actual time). Actually heard Sugar Ray's "Every Morning" a few nights ago (a song from 1998!).
107.3: Heard Eric Clapton's "Tears in Heaven" this morning. Also heard Bon Jovi's "Dead or Alive" a few days ago.
102.5: Heard Pearl Jam, Metallica, Collective Soul, and Nirvana recently. Sounds odd, yet somehow it works.
It's nice to (finally!) hear some changes in programming at these three very stale stations. But does it really make them stand out above every other station playing the exact same songs? I don't think so. And unfortunately for Cox, I don't have an Arbitron diary
101.5: Jeff Callahan (Nick Sanders) is gone. New, mysterious voices have popped up in different dayparts including weekends. Yet none of these voices does anything more than a time check (which sounds silly since they're voice-tracked and are two or three minutes off the actual time). Actually heard Sugar Ray's "Every Morning" a few nights ago (a song from 1998!).
107.3: Heard Eric Clapton's "Tears in Heaven" this morning. Also heard Bon Jovi's "Dead or Alive" a few days ago.
102.5: Heard Pearl Jam, Metallica, Collective Soul, and Nirvana recently. Sounds odd, yet somehow it works.
It's nice to (finally!) hear some changes in programming at these three very stale stations. But does it really make them stand out above every other station playing the exact same songs? I don't think so. And unfortunately for Cox, I don't have an Arbitron diary