> > I've heard good about Tom Holt too but don't confuse a PD
> > with what a station gives him to work with. What is WSRS
> > now? Are they a lighter AC? WXLO owns the AC audience in
> > that market. Lighter ACs are going to be the next format
> to
> > go south. Good for Bruce for landing there but let's face
> > it. Jocks are being put out to pasture at a younger age
> than
> > they used to be. It isn't their fault but unfortunately
> > Bruce was affiliated with an oldies station so there you
> > have it. I'm willing to bet he'll ride it out there until
> > something in Providence opens up but forget about the
> > oldies. I wonder if and when Gary DeGraide or Charlie
> > Jefferds decide to retire. Lite 105 will be faced with
> > getting a replacement with name recognition and Bruce
> could
> > be a candidate for the future.
> >
>
> WSRS seems to be a lighter AC than, say, WMJX or WMAS, but
> not as light as WWLI. It's pretty mainstream, IMHO.
>
> WXLO doesn't really seem to own the AC audience, as the
> station is a Hot AC. Seeing that Citadel's oldies station
> WORC-FM didn't even show up in the latest 12+ Arbitrons
> (largely due to an awful signal), WSRS can easily claim that
> they are the at-work station in that market.
>
> Though, something fishy is going on at that station,
> particularly regarding the firing of Worcester's top-rated
> morning show.
>
I've noticed WSRS being on the harder side of AC in the past few years. They play songs like Creed - Higher, Bon Jovi - It's My Life. Seems like all ACs, including WWLI and WMJX are moving in that direction.