Let's see....KCNL-104.9 switches back to Alternative after a little more than a year of Spanish AC. KMAX-95.7 switches back to Country from Adult Hits, but this time to a Wolf. And KTRB-860 does a tribute to San Francisco Radio Stations of the past before settling to Talk on March 15. What else will happen in 2007? Hopefully Entercom will not dump KDFC's Classical Format, but if by chance, you tune to 102.1 and listen to an All Elvis Presley stunt or a Continuous "Louie Louie's", then expect Oldies to reappear in San Francisco. Never Say Never!. I have heard from everyone saying that Country wouldn't return to San Francisco, but it did. Will CBS change any of their stations? 2 of them stand out like a sore thumb: KYCY-1550 and KIFR-106.9. Will Clear Channel do any more changes in their San Jose cluster before selling? How about KOIT-1260! While 1260 is still owned by Bonneville and 96.5 is now owned by Entercom, they continue to simulcast. Is Bonneville paying Entercom for the permission to simulcast or is Entercom enjoying a bonus signal without paying for it?