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WCMC To Change formats?

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CaneStats

With Sunny 93.9 gone will Genuine Country be pulled off the air in favor of the Soft Rock format? God knows we already have two other Country Stations in town.
 
Enough of country - please

Country music - when will station owners, managers, programmers and sales departments feel the pinch of market saturation? Listeners were aghast when the Triad's WMAG switched formats. Thank goodness Gig Hilton's folks in Lexington picked up the Oldies. Their signal is strong all the way to the South Carolina border. That format change should serve the good folks in the Pig City well.
 
It wasn't WMAG that switched formats - it was WMQX. WMAG remains all Christmas music and will return to whatever it was before as soon as the holidays are over.
 
That's what I said in an earlier Post. I don't know who Greata is but she doesn't know Sh**T about what's going on. What were you a Weekend Warrior playing American Top 40 Sheesh!! Triad Radio Still Sucks until they listen to proven demo's
 
Here's an idea: Move the WRDU calls to 100.7 (the WRVA calls are outdated with what they're playing now) and change 106.1's calls to WQCR:

We
Quit
Classic
Rock

Much like when QDR first went country 22 years ago:

We
Quit
Doing
Rock

I just don't see 99.9 dropping country; I predict they go way farther than The Rooster will...
 
They were standards before they moved. Raleigh hasn't had a good standards station since 1995 (it's now The Buzz). WCHL sort of played standards, when they bothered to play music at all. I used to pick it up and they definitely weren't standards, despite the News and Observer's claim in the Sunday Arts section. I told them. Later, WCHL sounded better. Barry Saunders said he was their only listener and that's why they switched to talk. But the station he described, which I could no longer pick up for some reason, sounded pretty good. Even at night I could only pick up WSAI on that frequency.
 
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