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Rock 101 WRXP back???

Justin Case said:
New York is unlike any other American city, it's a product of the world, influenced by all over... nationalities of it's residents are a cross section of the world's nations; and the term minority isn't limited to Black and Hispanic.

New York will see a full dance station before a country one - just because country is, well country - and that's not NYC! Even country artists who are relatively successful in the market draw from outside the City or are of the pop-crossover variety. A lot of country purists don't like all the mainstream rock and pop influence in country music now.
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Just like rock and roll there are different branches of Country, that is why a lot of markets have "Classic Country" stations with older demos. The 94.7 sale might yield a Country station or Classic / New Courtry mix. With the current signal it is is not a NYC station. I do not think anyone really knows who will end up with it. Most likely a commercial operator. Who ever buys it would be smart to figure out what the income demos of that station's signal is first then find a format hole. IIRC the state with the highest average household income is New Jersey. There is money to be made.
 
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