Re: WWEL, Top o' the hour

[Doug Bassett <dbassett@sover.net>]

At 14:46 06/05/1997 -0400, H Glazer wrote:
>Didn't WWEL actually use the liner "It's xx o'clock, and all's well at
>W-Well"?
>
>One final word on top-of-hour IDs: When I was living in Arkansas, in the
>late '70s, country KLRA (1010) Little Rock used to ID as "The
>10,000-watt Voice of Arkansas." Somehow, 50,000-watt top 40 KAAY (1090)
>never took the bait. Anybody else know of any stations to boast of
>less-than-maximum power in an ID?
>
>Howard
>
Back in the early '90's (or was it late '80's?), when WKVT-FM increased it's 
power, they started using the line "Double Energy Rock". They also started
IDing as WKVT-FM Brattleboro-Keene around that time (both of which have long
been discontinued).

- -DBB

Doug Bassett - dbassett@sover.net - West Brattleboro, Vt.

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