Are there any variety hits stations with female names? Wondering if this might work with a more AC type of VH format, seeing that there are all kinds of names denoting varying offshoots of the format (IIRC, there's a "Hank" doing more country-like hits)
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> Are there any variety hits stations with female names?
> Wondering if this might work with a more AC type of VH
> format, seeing that there are all kinds of names denoting
> varying offshoots of the format (IIRC, there's a "Hank"
> doing more country-like hits)
>
There's Jill FM www.Jillfm.com/ but I think the intent there is to target women with more of an AC aproach.
Kelly is another station, ( www.Klly.com/ ) but I'm also not sure if that's a variety hits station.<P ID="signature">______________
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> Wondering if this might work with a more AC type of VH
> format, seeing that there are all kinds of names denoting
> varying offshoots of the format (IIRC, there's a "Hank"
> doing more country-like hits)
>
There's Jill FM www.Jillfm.com/ but I think the intent there is to target women with more of an AC aproach.
Kelly is another station, ( www.Klly.com/ ) but I'm also not sure if that's a variety hits station.<P ID="signature">______________
"If you never say NO, How much is your YES worth?"
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> There's Jill FM www.Jillfm.com/ but I think the intent there
> is to target women with more of an AC aproach.
I classify it as a Variety Hits station, but it definitely leans AC. Because the KCBS-FM Jack leans Classic Rock, it works out.
> Kelly is another station, but I'm also not sure if that's a variety hits station.
100000watts.com classifies it as a Hot AC, which I concur with, though it looks like it might lean Modern AC. Either way, it's not Variety Hits.
> is to target women with more of an AC aproach.
I classify it as a Variety Hits station, but it definitely leans AC. Because the KCBS-FM Jack leans Classic Rock, it works out.
> Kelly is another station, but I'm also not sure if that's a variety hits station.
100000watts.com classifies it as a Hot AC, which I concur with, though it looks like it might lean Modern AC. Either way, it's not Variety Hits.
> Are there any variety hits stations with female names?
> Wondering if this might work with a more AC type of VH
> format, seeing that there are all kinds of names denoting
> varying offshoots of the format (IIRC, there's a "Hank"
> doing more country-like hits)
>
A few years ago there were a bunch of "Alice" stations around. Never heard one, not sure of what they sounded like. Any of 'em still left?
> Wondering if this might work with a more AC type of VH
> format, seeing that there are all kinds of names denoting
> varying offshoots of the format (IIRC, there's a "Hank"
> doing more country-like hits)
>
A few years ago there were a bunch of "Alice" stations around. Never heard one, not sure of what they sounded like. Any of 'em still left?
> A few years ago there were a bunch of "Alice" stations
> around. Never heard one, not sure of what they sounded
> like. Any of 'em still left?
Many of them that sprung up in the mid 90s were Modern AC stations.
100000watts.com lists seven stations that presently use the Alice name: one Adult Hits (aka Variety Hits), one Classic Rocker, three Hot ACs, one Modern AC, and a CHR.
> around. Never heard one, not sure of what they sounded
> like. Any of 'em still left?
Many of them that sprung up in the mid 90s were Modern AC stations.
100000watts.com lists seven stations that presently use the Alice name: one Adult Hits (aka Variety Hits), one Classic Rocker, three Hot ACs, one Modern AC, and a CHR.
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mikebatchelor
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KTOZ-FM in Springfield, MO is the VH "Alice." The name was a holdover from the station's former Modern AC format.
> > A few years ago there were a bunch of "Alice" stations
> > around. Never heard one, not sure of what they sounded
> > like. Any of 'em still left?
>
> Many of them that sprung up in the mid 90s were Modern AC
> stations.
>
> 100000watts.com lists seven stations that presently use the
> Alice name: one Adult Hits (aka Variety Hits), one Classic
> Rocker, three Hot ACs, one Modern AC, and a CHR.
>
> > A few years ago there were a bunch of "Alice" stations
> > around. Never heard one, not sure of what they sounded
> > like. Any of 'em still left?
>
> Many of them that sprung up in the mid 90s were Modern AC
> stations.
>
> 100000watts.com lists seven stations that presently use the
> Alice name: one Adult Hits (aka Variety Hits), one Classic
> Rocker, three Hot ACs, one Modern AC, and a CHR.
>
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