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WREO "The New Mix 97.1"

ProgrammingVet

ProgrammingVet

Media One Ashtabula's WREO has gotten a big playlist, and logo, facelift skewing 70s/80s/90s adult/classic hits. Engineered by veteran programmer Scott Miller, most recently with WIOT/Toledo and WTUE/Dayton. Scott's NE OH stops include WDOK and WNCX.

www.mix971fm.com

Mix 97.1 WREO-FM

WREO, MIX 97.1 FM, plays 50,000 watts of the greatest hits from the 60's, 70's, 80's and 90's across Northeast...
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WREO is a lot better than its previous Lite Mix format, which was all over the place and had on too many unfamiliar songs. The new station even sounds a lot better than Majic and The Lake.
 
Since they don't stream, what are they programming on Magic 102.5 (which previously ran the Tom Kent Radio Network 24/7)?
Are they similiar formats?
 
I think Classic Hits for now on WZOO, though I would not be surprised if that station changes its music to avoid sounding too much like WREO.
 
Has anyone else been listening to Mix 97.1? They have been getting a lot better with their music selection. Even more listenable than Majic and The Lake.
 


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