Re: WMAP question.
Hey Robyn

When they were top 40 they were live and local the only odd part of the day was when they did tradio the swapshop kind of show. they switched from southern gospel in aug of 89 and broadcast from their AM studios in Monroe. When Hugo did a lot of damage to the am studio they broadcast from the Pageland studios which were being ran by a jock named Johnny Schack. he had nothing to do with the programming of map other than selling ad time for Pageland HS sports which was always taped delayed... By the time the summer of 90 rolled around they were hot AC and for what they had to work with they sounded pretty good... They even started a party show on Saturday nights which although I was never on the air I help put together a lot of dance music for them... AHHHHH the memories

anyway by the time 91 rolled around there was a lot of churches that were very upset the the devils music was being played and on Jan 1st 1992 it went back to southern gospel being ran by Schack... Once he once again had control of MAP it went down the crapper till it was sold in the late 90s to roberts who moved studios right downtown Pageland complete with new console AV automation etc etc etc... I almost went to work for MAP until I wound up at PUB in Camden... Hope that answers a few questions... CC
> > HOLY COW!!!!! The planets and stars must be really lined
> up
> > correct... I can see wayne and company selling RML... It
> > will be a big loss for Union, Chesterfield, and Lancaster
> > counties, but the spanish population is growing and I can
> > see it doing pretty good for those counties... What will
> be
> > interesting is to see if there is the same kind of
> backlash
> > when top 40 was tried on what was then WMAP FM... All the
> > churches were in an uproar and after a year and a half of
> > chr then hot AC it was switched back to gospel... CC
>
> Hi CC,
>
> When did WMAP tried Top 40? Was it live or automated?
>
> Thanks,
> Robyn
>