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He resurfaces as the voice-tracked afternoon drive guy at CKEY. What will happen to Keith Kelly?
In radio, "Just Cause" = Just 'cause you make too much money, you're fired!SirRoxalot said:As far as Donny being fired with "Just Cause", and a lack of loyalty to employees, what turnip truck did you fall off of yesterday? "Just Cause" was the fact that he was making PM drive money - and long-term PM drive money at that - but had been bumped to mid-days.
C'mon, 42 year old guys can play the hits for 26 year olds! No?GuyRoxalot said:He was also aging out of the target demo.
Maybe they gave Mr. Harrison a few promo CD's to add to his collection when he walked out of 500 Corporate Parkway. As to fond farewells, witness Dan Neaverth and Harv Moor. "Thanks for the memories, buh-bye. Next!" Radio is such a collegial business.ChiefRoxalot said:Did you really think that he was going to retire from Kiss with a gold watch after 30 or 40 years on the air?
C'mon, 42 year old guys can play the hits for 26 year olds! No?[/quote]GuyRoxalot said:He was also aging out of the target demo.
blahsallthetime said:Not to stick it to anyone, I think its kind of funny that if the backbone of Kiss (Universal) leave Kiss 98.5... don't you think the emulation might follow to who programmed the station? Not saying whos copying who, but Im saying whos copying who? The kiss Programming department just might wanna follow and add where experience may want to lead them to. Hence the question... who is copying whom?
JCMS said:(shaking head) Huh?
blahsallthetime said:dont you really think the young programming department of WKSE is following in the footsteps of Z101? I just think maybe when Z adds a tune, Kiss follows suit right after. (seems the lately)Some peoples listening tendancy is to listen to the big guy first then to secondly tune into the smaller market stations, just because of the overall sound of everything. So a song noticed to be played on Wkse First and then tuning secondly to Z101 notices that Kiss is playing it first..........
Well then, he's still a young man! But 39 still seems a bit out-of-the-demo or past one's prime for CHR or Churban. Better suited for Hot AC, such as Star. Interesting, just thought of this format-demo progression:For the record, Donny is 39 not 42.
Considering how old the programming dept is over at kiss, Thats whats really needed to be replaced, But of course if they are copying DavE U so much, Might as well give him credit of programing TWO Radio Stations!!!As far as Donny Walker... sure he may be 42 years old, but doing the proper show prep and presenting it in a wicked manner by having fun with it, should in essance bridge the gap between young and old, shouldnt it
Universal needs to tap Doc Reno for some shift. He had KILLER ratings when he was at Kiss and the man knows how to do a show.
sure Wild/Zed can add songs first. why? cause they have nothing to lose. they can add 20 songs a week if they want to say they play new music first. Kiss does lack jumping on new music right away, but it doesn't seem to hurt them.
Play it safe = play the hits? For discussion, is the age old axiom, "what you don't play won't hurt you" valid in 2007?It doesnt hurt them because it there are a play it safe radio station
Sue's too busy doing her nails and buying stuff on eBay to notice what Dave or anybody else is doing.but as of late they (ed., "Z") are jumping quicker, and it only gives more credit to Dave U and not Sue because shes totally copying him.