Re: 93.3 KKNG-Country With An Edge? NO!
> Hey it's easy to be a easy chair quarterback when it comes
> to radio so I thought I would throw my two cents in since I
> do listen to some radio here in Oklahoma City including
> KKNG.
> Kings real problem is, they should have never adopted the
> phrase "Classic Country With An Edge" then start playing
> songs I never heard of. BIG BIG MISTAKE!
> When I first heard that I knew that somebody with limited
> experience sold someone a bill of goods on going after KXXY
> & Twister. The result is what you see now.
> KING COUNTRY was great on it's own and if they would have
> simply left it alone (hence the phrase "if it's not broken
> don't fix it) they would have been just fine.
> After having lived here most of my life, the biggest
> mistake Oklahoma City broadcasters have made are the knee
> jerk decisions. Almost everytime those decisions have
> proven negative results. Furthermore, people will listen to
> your radio station if your what you say you are, you play
> the core music people want to hear (BIG PLAYLIST HINT
> HINT)And you are there with the same format
> everytime they tune in. Consistancy wins in this market
> because Oklahomans don't necessarly like change.
> If you are true to them, they will be true to you.
>
> Just like you won't find pizza at Braums, you shouldn't hear
> anything outside classic country music on King Country.
>
> Just my 2 cents.
>
God forbid anyone try anything just left of center. I'm from Oklahoma but really the rule is the status quo and the norm. Otherwise people get confused and befuddled. I'm talking about my own people but this is not a prgoressive market. Change is not embraced. Oh well.