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How well did Mighty Fine Rock do on 104?
- Thread starter jras20
- Start date
> If I remember didnt Mighty Fine Rock format do better than
> digital? I couldnt remember.
>
The best numbers that KMFR had at 104.1 (again this is 12+) were slightly above a 1.0 share (I want to say around a 1.3); so to date, the numbers 12+ were better than "Digital" has scored. I would imagine BMP will keep the Digital format; it apparently does very well in the Valley, although the success of "Recuerdo/La Preciosa" etc., may prove to be tempting. I don't know how close the 97.7 tower east of here is to completion (if it's even been constructed), but 97.7 (even as a rimshot) would be a great candidate for Recuerdo in San Antonio.
I'm on the fringe of KMFR's signal (both at 103.7 and 105.9); I do listen to them sometimes. The presentation is somewhat unique and the music selection isn't bad.
dlf
> digital? I couldnt remember.
>
The best numbers that KMFR had at 104.1 (again this is 12+) were slightly above a 1.0 share (I want to say around a 1.3); so to date, the numbers 12+ were better than "Digital" has scored. I would imagine BMP will keep the Digital format; it apparently does very well in the Valley, although the success of "Recuerdo/La Preciosa" etc., may prove to be tempting. I don't know how close the 97.7 tower east of here is to completion (if it's even been constructed), but 97.7 (even as a rimshot) would be a great candidate for Recuerdo in San Antonio.
I'm on the fringe of KMFR's signal (both at 103.7 and 105.9); I do listen to them sometimes. The presentation is somewhat unique and the music selection isn't bad.
dlf
> The best numbers that KMFR had at 104.1 (again this is 12+)
> were slightly above a 1.0 share (I want to say around a
> 1.3); so to date, the numbers 12+ were better than "Digital"
> has scored. I would imagine BMP will keep the Digital
> format; it apparently does very well in the Valley, although
> the success of "Recuerdo/La Preciosa" etc., may prove to be
> tempting. I don't know how close the 97.7 tower east of here
> is to completion (if it's even been constructed), but 97.7
> (even as a rimshot) would be a great candidate for Recuerdo
> in San Antonio.
Speaking of Recuerdo, what's KCOR 1350 doing these days? Is it running talk/sports, simulcasting 95.1 or what? I know it did Recuerdo for awhile after 95.1 dropped it for Amor.
> were slightly above a 1.0 share (I want to say around a
> 1.3); so to date, the numbers 12+ were better than "Digital"
> has scored. I would imagine BMP will keep the Digital
> format; it apparently does very well in the Valley, although
> the success of "Recuerdo/La Preciosa" etc., may prove to be
> tempting. I don't know how close the 97.7 tower east of here
> is to completion (if it's even been constructed), but 97.7
> (even as a rimshot) would be a great candidate for Recuerdo
> in San Antonio.
Speaking of Recuerdo, what's KCOR 1350 doing these days? Is it running talk/sports, simulcasting 95.1 or what? I know it did Recuerdo for awhile after 95.1 dropped it for Amor.
KCOR
> > The best numbers that KMFR had at 104.1 (again this is
> 12+)
> > were slightly above a 1.0 share (I want to say around a
> > 1.3); so to date, the numbers 12+ were better than
> "Digital"
> > has scored. I would imagine BMP will keep the Digital
> > format; it apparently does very well in the Valley,
> although
> > the success of "Recuerdo/La Preciosa" etc., may prove to
> be
> > tempting. I don't know how close the 97.7 tower east of
> here
> > is to completion (if it's even been constructed), but 97.7
>
> > (even as a rimshot) would be a great candidate for
> Recuerdo
> > in San Antonio.
KCOR-FM signed on as "Recuerdo" when it upgraded and moved into the market in September 2000. It didn't do much in the ratings and lasted a year -- it became Spanish AC "Amor" the following September. Though, I may be remembering wrong, the previous "Recuerdo"'s oldies were older (more Spanish standards I suppose) than the what the current "Recuerdo/La Preciosa" clones are playing. I also wonder what they will do with KXTN 107.5. Since Tejano has died out, there's little new music to play.
> Speaking of Recuerdo, what's KCOR 1350 doing these days? Is
> it running talk/sports, simulcasting 95.1 or what? I know
> it did Recuerdo for awhile after 95.1 dropped it for Amor.
I think it is carrying Univision's Spanish news/talk programming.
Chip
http://users4.ev1.net/~chipk/ac/airchecks.html
> > The best numbers that KMFR had at 104.1 (again this is
> 12+)
> > were slightly above a 1.0 share (I want to say around a
> > 1.3); so to date, the numbers 12+ were better than
> "Digital"
> > has scored. I would imagine BMP will keep the Digital
> > format; it apparently does very well in the Valley,
> although
> > the success of "Recuerdo/La Preciosa" etc., may prove to
> be
> > tempting. I don't know how close the 97.7 tower east of
> here
> > is to completion (if it's even been constructed), but 97.7
>
> > (even as a rimshot) would be a great candidate for
> Recuerdo
> > in San Antonio.
KCOR-FM signed on as "Recuerdo" when it upgraded and moved into the market in September 2000. It didn't do much in the ratings and lasted a year -- it became Spanish AC "Amor" the following September. Though, I may be remembering wrong, the previous "Recuerdo"'s oldies were older (more Spanish standards I suppose) than the what the current "Recuerdo/La Preciosa" clones are playing. I also wonder what they will do with KXTN 107.5. Since Tejano has died out, there's little new music to play.
> Speaking of Recuerdo, what's KCOR 1350 doing these days? Is
> it running talk/sports, simulcasting 95.1 or what? I know
> it did Recuerdo for awhile after 95.1 dropped it for Amor.
I think it is carrying Univision's Spanish news/talk programming.
Chip
http://users4.ev1.net/~chipk/ac/airchecks.html
Re: KCOR
> KCOR-FM signed on as "Recuerdo" when it upgraded and moved
> into the market in September 2000. It didn't do much in the
> ratings and lasted a year
Actually, in its last trend, it hit a 4.2 12+ and was top 6 in the market.
> -- it became Spanish AC "Amor" the
> following September. Though, I may be remembering wrong,
> the previous "Recuerdo"'s oldies were older (more Spanish
> standards I suppose) than the what the current "Recuerdo/La
> Preciosa" clones are playing.
Correct. It was "locally adapted" and swung old.
La Preciosa became nearly all regional Mexican since Jan 1, by the way.
> I also wonder what they will
> do with KXTN 107.5. Since Tejano has died out, there's
> little new music to play.
It´s an oldies station for SA.
>
> > Speaking of Recuerdo, what's KCOR 1350 doing these days?
> Is
> > it running talk/sports, simulcasting 95.1 or what? I know
>
> > it did Recuerdo for awhile after 95.1 dropped it for Amor.
It is the affiliate for RadioCadena Univision, and is all talk with a few musical shows as part of the format.
> KCOR-FM signed on as "Recuerdo" when it upgraded and moved
> into the market in September 2000. It didn't do much in the
> ratings and lasted a year
Actually, in its last trend, it hit a 4.2 12+ and was top 6 in the market.
> -- it became Spanish AC "Amor" the
> following September. Though, I may be remembering wrong,
> the previous "Recuerdo"'s oldies were older (more Spanish
> standards I suppose) than the what the current "Recuerdo/La
> Preciosa" clones are playing.
Correct. It was "locally adapted" and swung old.
La Preciosa became nearly all regional Mexican since Jan 1, by the way.
> I also wonder what they will
> do with KXTN 107.5. Since Tejano has died out, there's
> little new music to play.
It´s an oldies station for SA.
>
> > Speaking of Recuerdo, what's KCOR 1350 doing these days?
> Is
> > it running talk/sports, simulcasting 95.1 or what? I know
>
> > it did Recuerdo for awhile after 95.1 dropped it for Amor.
It is the affiliate for RadioCadena Univision, and is all talk with a few musical shows as part of the format.
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