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As we all expected, Citadel is going oldies (Scott Shannon's True Oldies 106.7) after the NASCAR race Sunday. No word about Imus in the press release, though. And also, Dallas is joining Cadillac in mornings on Kicks.
“Radio listeners in the Atlanta area searching for their favorite hits from the past have been without a home for far too long and we’re very pleased to be filling that void,” said Mark Richards, Operations Manager of WYAY-FM, in the release. “With playlists that include the popular, fun sounds of the ‘60s and ‘70s, we’ll be providing music’s greatest hits to our audience on a daily basis.”
NASCAR Sprint Cup Racing can still be heard live on True Oldies 106.7 every weekend during racing season, and Citadel Broadcasting will continue to super serve Atlanta’s country listeners on sister station, KICKS 1015, where Dallas McCade, long-time Eagle on-air personality, will join Cadillac Jack in mornings.
Fans of the country format previously airing on WYAY-FM will soon be able to hear those music selections on the station’s HD-2 channel.
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Imus in the Morning Returns to Atlanta Radio
NEW YORK (Mar. 7, 2008) - ABC Radio Networks announced today that the Imus in the Morning radio program will return to Atlanta airwaves on the new True Oldies 106.7 beginning Monday morning, March 10. The Citadel-owned station recently made the switch in formats to True Oldies and will now be adding the highest-profile morning show in the country for the all-important morning drive time slot. The show is hosted by legendary broadcaster Don Imus and launched on December 3, 2007 from flagship station WABC in New York. Imus in the Morning is syndicated nationally by the ABC Radio Networks and airs from 6 – 9 a.m. EST.
“We’re thrilled to add Imus to our lineup as we wake up the movers and shakers in Atlanta,” said Mark Richards, Operations Manager and Program Director of True Oldies 106.7. “This is a great fit for us and we know Imus will bring new listeners to the station who will stick around for the new mix of oldies we’ll be playing the rest of the day.”
As we all expected, Citadel is going oldies (Scott Shannon's True Oldies 106.7) after the NASCAR race Sunday. No word about Imus in the press release, though. And also, Dallas is joining Cadillac in mornings on Kicks.
“Radio listeners in the Atlanta area searching for their favorite hits from the past have been without a home for far too long and we’re very pleased to be filling that void,” said Mark Richards, Operations Manager of WYAY-FM, in the release. “With playlists that include the popular, fun sounds of the ‘60s and ‘70s, we’ll be providing music’s greatest hits to our audience on a daily basis.”
NASCAR Sprint Cup Racing can still be heard live on True Oldies 106.7 every weekend during racing season, and Citadel Broadcasting will continue to super serve Atlanta’s country listeners on sister station, KICKS 1015, where Dallas McCade, long-time Eagle on-air personality, will join Cadillac Jack in mornings.
Fans of the country format previously airing on WYAY-FM will soon be able to hear those music selections on the station’s HD-2 channel.
More stuff
Imus in the Morning Returns to Atlanta Radio
NEW YORK (Mar. 7, 2008) - ABC Radio Networks announced today that the Imus in the Morning radio program will return to Atlanta airwaves on the new True Oldies 106.7 beginning Monday morning, March 10. The Citadel-owned station recently made the switch in formats to True Oldies and will now be adding the highest-profile morning show in the country for the all-important morning drive time slot. The show is hosted by legendary broadcaster Don Imus and launched on December 3, 2007 from flagship station WABC in New York. Imus in the Morning is syndicated nationally by the ABC Radio Networks and airs from 6 – 9 a.m. EST.
“We’re thrilled to add Imus to our lineup as we wake up the movers and shakers in Atlanta,” said Mark Richards, Operations Manager and Program Director of True Oldies 106.7. “This is a great fit for us and we know Imus will bring new listeners to the station who will stick around for the new mix of oldies we’ll be playing the rest of the day.”
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