> > > "For decades 1190 was the most listened to station in
> > Dallas
> > > and this switch to all classic country favorites will
> > allow
> > > true Texans to connect back to their roots," Wodka said.
>
> > > "We'll be locally produced, feature live DJs, and
> > everything
> > > we do will be based on listener feedback."
> >
> > I'm gonna play the BS card on this one. "Locally produced"
>
> > means they'll have some board op in Dallas running the
> > computer, as opposed to replaying some satellite feed. But
>
> > their consultants don't know country music from country
> > gravy. And "classic country" doesn't jibe when they play a
>
> > Brooks & Dunn song from just a few months ago. If they
> > played more Johnny Horton, Hank Snow, Ferlin Husky, Faron
> > Young, Loretta Lynn, Porter Waggoner, and others from the
> > '50s and '60s, then it might earn the "classic country"
> > moniker. But it sounded the other morning like a country
> > music version of what they had already been doing -
> > basically, throwing their music library against a wall and
>
> > seeing what stuck.
> >
> > Thank God for MP3 players.
> >
> They have a phone number you can call and tell them your 3
> favorite country songs and artists, the phone is (214)
> 220-1190!!!
>
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