Standards on 100,000 watt West Texas FM

[Chad_Hauris]

KMMZ, Crane, TX 101.3 FM (Midland/Odessa area) has changed format to Adult Standards. It formerly was Spanish music and before that was religious.
It seems to use the Westwood one? satellite format (Chick Watkins).

 

[SuperRadioFan]

> KMMZ, Crane, TX 101.3 FM (Midland/Odessa area) has changed
> format to Adult Standards. It formerly was Spanish music and
> before that was religious.
> It seems to use the Westwood one? satellite format (Chick
> Watkins).
>
Do they stream??

Last couple of hours I've been listening online to "Route 66" WMGE-FM HD-2 from Miami a pretty decent Standards station

EDIT: I just noticed the thread below about them<P ID="edit"><FONT class="small">Edited by SuperRadioFan on 03/16/06 01:54 AM.</FONT></P>

 

[nipper1234]

This station really seems to be selling advertising well...local ads for restaurants, tire shops and car dealers, stock car track, bottled water, fashion and gift shops, asphalt paving etc. plus they are getting national and regional spots such as Tylenol, Radio Shack, Schlitterbahn Water Park. I have never heard this kind of advertising activity on standards stations. Many of the AM standards stations I have heard seemed to be selling assisted living facilities and other medical stuff plus finacial planning and funeral homes.I think it helps that KMMZ is on a 100,000 watt FM signal...the other interesting thing is that I have walked into businesses and heard it playing and heard people talking about how much they like it.

 

[publisher]

KJWL 99.3 in Fresno, which streams, has a healthy ad count and good local personalities. I live in the deep south, but may know more about Fresno than I do towns close by.Anyway, KMMZ is apparently streaming. http://www.memories1013.com/