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Reezy is revealed!!

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Reezyfosheezy963

yes, it's Jay Rio. I do know what's happening, I don't work for Rusty anymore but we have been pushing for this for a while. As for The Bull, hope everyone affected will understand. It's a new station now, good luck to all who are working at......(you thought I was going to say it)

No disrespect to everyone, but it's coming soon!! I would love to hear everyone reaction to the change. I am coming in to check it out myself!!

Take Care East Tx Broadcast Brethern and Sisters!!
Hope all is gravy!!

Jay Rio
 
> yes, it's Jay Rio. I do know what's happening, I don't work
> for Rusty anymore but we have been pushing for this for a
> while. As for The Bull, hope everyone affected will
> understand. It's a new station now, good luck to all who are
> working at......(you thought I was going to say it)
>
> No disrespect to everyone, but it's coming soon!! I would
> love to hear everyone reaction to the change. I am coming in
> to check it out myself!!
>
> Take Care East Tx Broadcast Brethern and Sisters!!
> Hope all is gravy!!
>
> Jay Rio


No doubt there will be ample reaction--and posted here. The change will be an interesting excursion into the format conundrum.
>
 
>
> No doubt there will be ample reaction--and posted here. The
> change will be an interesting excursion into the format
> conundrum.

To boldly go where no listener has tuned in before. Wait a sec..we are talking about the former Bull..Not KYKX
 
> > yes, it's Jay Rio. I do know what's happening, I don't
> work
> > for Rusty anymore but we have been pushing for this for a
> > while. As for The Bull, hope everyone affected will
> > understand. It's a new station now, good luck to all who
> are
> > working at......(you thought I was going to say it)
> >
> > No disrespect to everyone, but it's coming soon!! I would
> > love to hear everyone reaction to the change. I am coming
> in
> > to check it out myself!!
> >
> > Take Care East Tx Broadcast Brethern and Sisters!!
> > Hope all is gravy!!
> >
> > Jay Rio
>
>
> No doubt there will be ample reaction--and posted here. The
> change will be an interesting excursion into the format
> conundrum.
> >
>

Let's all hope that this long-overdueness of an urban AC come to reality. KZEY will definetly lose big time over the Bull's formatic successor. But I do know this: Next ratings book: The Blaze and the new 99.3, the #1 and #2 stations in East Texas. But then again, it's just wishful thinking. Let's hope for the best of the new format to come. Jay, I do agree that everything will all be gravy with the new urban AC coming. It'll be the icing on the cake.<P ID="signature">______________
Note to MRS Ventures: Have you checked your transmitter lately? It's leaking dead air!</P>
 
I hope it is better than what R&R first forecast this station to be, which is NOT a true Urban AC. It sounds more like a mix of New Jack Swing with some 90's and R&B from today (if there is still such a thing). This would be foolish.

Focus on late 60's, 70's, 80's, and New Jack Swing. Leave the newer R&B to The Blaze. If you don't, you're just splitting hairs with your audience.

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The Bitterness of Poor Quality Lingers Long After The Sweetness of Low Price Is Long Forgotten.</P>
 
Hey Jay,
Why don't they just add the Blaze audio to 99.3?
It would work.
 
> I hope it is better than what R&R first forecast this
> station to be, which is NOT a true Urban AC. It sounds more
> like a mix of New Jack Swing with some 90's and R&B from
> today (if there is still such a thing). This would be
> foolish.
>
> Focus on late 60's, 70's, 80's, and New Jack Swing. Leave
> the newer R&B to The Blaze. If you don't, you're just
> splitting hairs with your audience.

If they do that, that would create a rhythmic AC instead of an urban AC. Why can't they just switch up the frequencies just as the other poster said? 99.3 would be a stand alone for the Blaze while 102.7 and 106.9 goes UAC. That way the Blaze would have a much better audience with that frequency while the UAC on the twin frequencies will equal otherwise. Snoman, I do agree with what you are saying. If 99.3 focuses more of a rhythmic AC direction and not a true UAC, that would create audience confusion. I would stick with the traditional urban AC direction and focus more on the decades and a light 30-song current list and fewer recurrents. I mean whoever is consulting them for 99.3 needs to stay a year in East Texas and really find out what listeners REALLY want to hear more of. In other words, keep the format real.
>
<P ID="signature">______________
Note to MRS Ventures: Have you checked your transmitter lately? It's leaking dead air!</P>
 
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