RE: Oldies 103.3 New Jingles & Return of ?????

["Larry A. Lovering" <lloverin@bbnplanet.com>]

Well, let me crawl out from under my rock for a moment.  I agree, that the
move to the Boston market is nirvana for second-string market help.  Heck,
when I was asked to fill in on a Providence station after working at a 1k
daytimer, I know the feeling.  I was feeling some "listener loyalty" I
guess, which doesn't happen much anymore in radio.  Thanks, Dan for bringing
me back to button pushing the radio again <grin>.

- -Larry


> -----Original Message-----
> From: Dib9@aol.com [mailto:Dib9@aol.com]
> Subject: Re: Oldies 103.3 New Jingles & Return of ?????
>
>
> In a message dated 11/23/98 1:52:32 PM EST, lloverin@bbnplanet.com writes:
>
> << I can't believe that Paul would give up his high-rated morning
> show on what
>  may be the best oldies station in New England for moldies 103.
>
>  -Larry >>
>
> You can't believe someone would trade the Providence market for the Boston
> market?  What planet do you live on?  It's like you are playing for the
> Providence Bruins and you get called up to the Boston Bruins.
> Being on the
> fourth line in Boston is light years ahead of the first line in
> Boston.  The
> same is true in radio.  You also have to consider that the move
> also likely
> means a significant increase in pay.
>
> Dan Billings
> Bowdoinham, Maine
>

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