Cities where a format dominates?
Bob Nelson
raccoonradio@myway.com
Mon Oct 4 12:58:37 EDT 2004
This should be interesting: can any of you name a city where a certain format is really, really dominant? There are just a TON of stations with that format?
In Dallas or Nashville, you have a ton of stations playing country, of course. It could be hot new country, or country oldies or even country-rock. In Seattle, it seems (from looking at 100000watts.com) there's LOTS of talk.
And I'll throw in Birmingham, AL, where gospel and black gospel is king.
I'll just list the AM stations--there are also more than a few FMs
with a gospel or "religious" format.
WAGG
610 kHZ Format: Black Gospel
Slogan: Heaven 610
WURL
760 kHZ Format: S. Gospel
Slogan: Where-U-R-Loved
WXJC
850 kHZ Format: Gospel
Slogan: All Music, All Jesus, All The Time
WATV
900 kHZ Format: Black Gospel
Network: Sheridan - The Light
Slogan: The Light
WAYE
1220 kHZ Format: Black Gospel/Religious
Slogan: Gospel 1220
WLPH
1480 kHZ Format: Black Gospel
Network: Willis Broadcasting Network
Slogan: The Lord's Power House
6 out of 15 stations on AM are gospel (and, again, more on FM)
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