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Local full service/mix/oldies?
I think I’m going to propose the radio industry rename bluegrass as throwback country variety.
Delilah is a nut. Like that John Tesh. Good grief.
Rockabilly?
Steamboat Springs, CO – *puff* *puff*
People often sneak “Country” into web sites that have nothing to do with Johnny Cash
Format – general crud. Caused by stations with $0 budget for on-air personalities and even less $ for a website. I can highlight some really great examples from news/talk 🙂
My summary of this – this lack of quality in radio is the logical result when government creates a monopoly through licensing – people get lazy and complacent. Secondarily, loading up with debt makes your banker your programming director – and banks hate uncertainty.