Soft Rock of the 70s, 80s, 90s, and 2k on 92.9 WZGC?

[gj567]

One that doesn't seem to be thrown around too much: conservative AC.

Be the office music station of Atlanta.

Bob and Sheri mornings, Tripp West mid days, Steve McCoy and Alpha Trivette afternoons, and Jimmy Baron in at nights.

For that matter- call it "Peach", and do 53 minutes of music rolling commercial free with an unprecedented 3 hours of nonstop music for the drive home from 4-7.

 

[jabba17]

call it "Peach"

Nope--CC has the "Peach" moniker parked on (IIRC) a country station in Macon.

 

[MRFLASHPORT]

Peach 92.9...bet Clear Channel would sue.

 

[ksradiogeek]

That's pretty much all that's talked about anymore on this board: Either 106.7's news format, or 92.9 will flip. Is there something else to talk about? Like Sean Demery's or Leslie Fram's whereabouts? (Haha, I kid. Demery is in Salt Lake and Fram is in Nashville at CMT).

 

[carolinaradio]

I don't think CBS would do conservative AC on 92.9 - there's a reason B-98.5 is so much hotter sounding than most AC stations and do decently with it. Their ratings have increased since they switched from conservative AC last year. IMO, if there was a market for conservative/softer AC, B wouldn't have adjusted their format. B was a terribly boring AC for years.

 

[RoddyFreeman]

call it "Peach"

Nope--CC has the "Peach" moniker parked on (IIRC) a country station in Macon.

Unless Clear Channel still has "Peach" service marked in the Atlanta market, their using it in Macon wouldn't matter.

 

[atlantaboy]

One that doesn't seem to be thrown around too much: conservative AC.

Be the office music station of Atlanta.

Office music, in 2012, is 80s/90s, 2K, and Today - and we already have a station doing that...

 

[RTibbs]

This would not be good for Caller10. He might implode from the demands of listening to both stations.