Your IP: He also produced a Mix CD with Paul Oakenfold in 1995. "Sensual Sophis-ti-cat / The Player" was also released in 1996, while "Phuture 2000" was released in 1998 by Worldwide Ultimatum Records. Second, Id like to say that much of my disco days were spent listening to Paco, Rosco, Al Bandiero, Carlos DeJesus and company at 92 KTU NY. From 1946 until its deletion in 1951, 105.9MHz in Los Angeles was occupied by KFI-FM. You also cant leave out WHTT in Boston in the battle with Kiss 108 and WZOU. However, the abrupt switch violated a transmitter lease agreement that KXOL's parent company, Spanish Broadcasting System (SBS), had with Emmis; the agreement required formal notification to Emmis of any change in format and expressly prohibited KXOL from programming to directly compete with KPWR. SeanWhat a great article. WDRQ vs WJLB, WBMX vs. WGCI and KKBT vs. KPWR. I may be a little partial, but I thought the WGH airstaff was much better than the NVZ staff at the time. It wasnt years later until I understood why BLS was doing research at hip clubs like the Paradise Garage, while KTU was doing theirs at places like Studio 54. Your beat will set the vibe and structure of your song. I really miss the radio battles vs the stay in your lane cluster environment of today. This way more people can enjoy our content. Lost by a point and a half and ended up changing format a few months later. My most familiar memory of the time was the personalities that had a life of their own. * WNBC (The Next One) going after WABC, late 70s-early 80s; KNBQ (now KIRO-FM), 3 way run of the late 80s top 40 in Sacramento As of 2012, approximately 60% of KPWR's listenership is Hispanic. Language links are at the top of the page across from the title. digit shares and off the top of 25-54 demographic. What a fun battle. Most of my 90s dance music radio mixes were formerly on my SoundCloud channel under the same user name (without quotes) "euretrodance90radiomixes" I will be gradually adding to this MixCloud channel some of my dance music mixes that I recorded during the 80s, 90s early 2000s from various radio stations in the USA, Canada, London, Paris and from . With a demo track, you have a track to sing along with when you record your vocals in the studio. "Praise You" was also nominated for the Best Video and the Best Dance Video awards in 1999. Sasha and John Digweed's discography includes the triple CD mix collection that contained many dance hits, original productions, and remixes that they had made themselves. Good Time Eric Scott, Harley Davidson, Mark S. Allen to name a few pat garret on kwod now on KBULL93 SLC, Sean, Gemtracks has a directory of professional singers that can record a demo track for you. Dj EZ (pronounced 'DJ EEE ZED') is one of the earliest proponents of garage music. Hood (@the.hoodmx) on Instagram: "Mis 3 samples favoritos utilizados por RZA. Tom, just wanted to say I loved PXY growing up in Syracuse (yes, the signal made it that far!). It was a fun time to be in radio with the entire station personal really getting into and believing in each other and working together as a group! Boston 1967. KPLZ (as K-PLUS, now Star 101.5) David Russell Lee was born in June 1964. photo credit: Power 106 Jayson Cash is starting off 2023 right with his return to the Power 106 studios, and this time he's back to chop it up with DJ Carisma and DJ Wavy for the latest installment of the Rolling Loud Saturday Night Loud series. Power Dos left the air in 2008 due to a lack of interest. Their production values and energy level were off the chart. How about Fresno early 60s, Bill Drakes KYNO and Ron Jacobs K-Make. Between WFLZ (The Power Pig) and WRBQ (Q-105). * KMEL vs. KYLD San Francisco in the late 80s/early 90s; God we were ALL gladiators. That was great radio! Up until 2017, KPWR had also slightly increased the number of throwbacks/recurrents in its playlist, but has since refocused towards current product to reduce overlap with classic hip hop outlet KDAY. Required fields are marked *. A bit saddened to hear WAMO to go the route of many urbans of this past decade that were locally owned and operated. [9][10], During an on-air interview on KPWR on November 3, 2015, singer/actress Ariana Grande criticized DJs Eric D-lux and Justin Credible over questions that she claimed were sexist, telling them, "You need a little brushing up on equality."[11]. Only a lack of space and/or wanting to stick to those battles I observed more closely excludes the following: KRLY was evolving from Disco to Top 40 and doing one of the first outrageous stunt contests. Gemtracks gives you priority access to exclusive A-Class recording studios around the world. Dahl, Howard Stern, went through town. I can help you enter the music industry. Decades later, world-renowned DJs continue to create seamless and extended mixes that are out of this world. The Baka Boyz were originally DJs in Bakersfield, California, before moving south to Los Angeles. My favorite since I was a participant was the 3 way FM102 (KSFM)/ 97 KROY/ KWOD 106 Battle in Sacramento California! There was also KAUM and KILT-AM, both in their last year as Top 40. All good ones here. Great article Sean. So, I was the ultimate Frankie O philefeircely loyal to the Worlds Best Looking Sound. I was at WLOL for 4 years, 1980-1984 and it was only the last year that KDWB was our archrival they had been AOR as Stereo 101 (PD: Dave Hamilton) from 1979-83. I would of expected Radio One or another operator to pick the station up. [16] This would become a major issue in the music trades after the station ascended to the top spot in the Los Angeles Arbitron ratings, where both Billboard and Radio & Records had debated as to what reporting panel it would place KPWR (as well as other stations that were using the same formula), which in turn resulted in Billboard launching a Crossover chart and Radio & Records creating a CHR P1A subcategory in 1987. Also, as of July 2019, KPWR is the official sister station to KLLI ("Cali 93.9"), with both stations airing a rhythmic contemporary formatthe latter as a Hispanic rhythmic. Country KIKK played Fire by the Pointer Sisters. I left in the late Summer of 86 and the battle intensified after that, getting so ugly that it eventually went to court. WKTI I grew up in NYCi, and spent much of the second half of the 1970s catching the fever for radio as a P1 of BLSand a solid P2 to Top 40 WABCand Larry Bergers great AOR WPLJ-FM. This is my tribute mix for the 12 o'clock Noon Workout mixes that aired on KPWR Power 106 FM in the mid 1990s in the Los Angeles, CA area. The "Nothern Exposure 2" was also produced on 'Ministry of Sound' in 1997 before releasing separate mix albums in 1998. A press release from Emmis describes the new channel as a "bilingual and musically extended version" of KPWR. With your demo track ready, it's time to hit the recording studio. [2][3] The first song on the newly christened "Power 106" was "Say I'm Your Number One" by Princess. Many battles happened that shaped many programmers including me. My favorite CHR battle unfolded over the entire decade of the 80s in Rochester, starting with heritage WBBF(AM) which had become Hot AC, vs. CHR WHFM. Ed Levine vs Howie Castle. John Long, PD at WHBQ during this battle, has written an excellent account of this moment in time. That has happened in many markets, like we did with B94 in Pittsburgh which you mentioned. In May 2019, Meruelo bought KXOS from GRC, reuniting the station with KPWR after 10 years. Just ask Bruce, Bono, Billy, Phil, Mike and Keith, Steven and Joe, Robert Plant (you name it) where they went to break a record in America..For the record! I remember crying with laughter and thinking this is getting ugly. Danny Rampling was also nominated twice for the Best Radio DJ Award hosted by the DJ Awards.Rampling received these nominations in the years 1998 and 1999. Now expose your song to as many people as possible to win new fans. I now go back to my grind of production and night show dream that I had hoped to pursue at the above mentioned stations because they each (Real Deal, D.C. Taylor and J.J. Stone) seemed like they were having too much fun! Then it was exciting to hear Q105, but for the wrong reasons. A mix from Power 106 sometime in the 90s. Thanks for a great article, Ill check in in another 10 years . [19] In addition to playing hip hop and rhythmic pop, KPWR continued to embrace dance music tracks and even incorporated them into their daily and weekend mix shows, including the program Power Tools, produced by Gerry Meraz and hosted by Richard Vission. Check out 15 Best 90s Alternative Songs in History to learn more about this topic. Listen to the best DJs and radio presenters in the world for free. Including the great Judas Priest battle as each rushed to premier the groups new LP in, I think, 1980. KPWR-HD1 is a digital simulcast of the analog signal. He also took home the Breakthrough Video Award, the Best Direction award, and the Best Choreography awards. Im late to the game on this, but I ahve to add my small market 1980s battle that influenced me. It basically broke down the door, stole the ball and ran away with it. Alas, Clear Channel diecided to go after the young end #s in March 2003, so well never know how much fun it mightve been for the student to go up against the professor, lol. As I recall, Levine and 95X stole 94 Rocks copy at the Greyhound Bus pickup location, and Castle drove like mad to Rochester to get a copy from CMF, I think.Both stations wound up premiering it at midnight! Now, THAT was a classic urban radio warfare. So, when Frankie came back to re-take the crown, it only seemed natural to my young ears. Some of the more competitive country battles that come to mind for me include, and the time period they were most evenly matched: WLS vs. WCFL Chicago Kiss had gone more mainstream, wed started to make inroads in their #s, and Barry Mayo had been summoned back to the fold all those years later to shore things up on the homefront. The reason I got into radio was the Battle between New Orleans Top 40s WTIX-AM and WNOE-AM in the 70s then with respect to the Q93 battle-YLD battle, as a local the real battle was for AC in the 80s between Magic 101.9 and Lite 105, legendary down here. David Russell Lee's discography includes works such as the "Universe of Love," released in 1993, and "Get Down Tonight," released in 1997. That arrangement ended on April 15, 2009, when KMVN flipped to a Spanish format under a LMA with Grupo Radio Centro of Mexico City. In the fall of 2008, the show began to air on KPWR's sister station WQHT but would drop the show in July 2009 due to low ratings. The albums were "At The End Of TheCliche," released in 1996, and "Phuture 2000," released in 1999. So here are ten great format battles some well-known, many less so. Done. In 1955, Planned Music, Inc. applied for a construction permit for a new station on the vacated frequency, which was assigned the call letters KBMS (Better Music Station), before adopting the KWST call sign and "K-West 106" moniker in 1969. 2) WRQX (Q107) vs. WPGC Washington, D.C., between winter 80 and 81 Q107 had debuted a year earlier, but finally caught fire in 1980 as a Rock 40 outlet under Alan Burns. Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Work with an award-winning songwriter from Gemtracks to brew up something poetic and meaningful. The mother of them all is WYSP/WMMR in Philly. Power 106's first slogans in 1986 were "Turn on the Fresh New Music Mix", and "I've Made the Power Switch". If we slide back to the mid to late 70s, Memphis had an epic Top 40 AM battle between Plough Broadcastings WMPS 680 and RKOs 56 WHBQ. "SONG NAME" what a wonderful name for a(n) GENRE song! 6) Houstons AM Top 40 battle of summer/fall 82 between John Landers KKBQ (79Q) in a six-month sneak preview of what was to come on AM and Clay Gishs short lived but no less interesting KYST. Take this album's breakout global smash single, Ride On Time. Sacto 80;s battle?????? Thomas left in 1992 when The Baka Boyz took over the morning slot. Paul. Id focus on: Peter Michael Tong was born in July 1960. B97 4) Detroits four-way Urban FM battle in 1982-83 WGPR was rough hewn but the home of the Electrifyin Mojo, who outdid Crocker for eclecticism and made the B-52s a core Urban artist in Detroit for several years. (And no need to limit yourself to the 80s and 90s, just because I did.). How about the Detroit Rock wars from the late 70s till the mid 80s. I later listened to 99 WXLO (Charlie Burger?) In 1996 and 1997, Carl Cox placed number one on the world's Top 100 DJs list. There could be an argument made that those stations that won fast and vanquished their competitors did a better job of understanding that particular market and the competitive environment in such a way that the competitor was put to death quickly.which is always a part of the goal. 1st promotion I set up as a salesperson was we had tickets to the 1st (10) Michael Jackson BAD tour shows all over the country that got the market talking and switching to KISS 102. * WGH vs. WNVZ (Z104) Norfolk, Va., in the late 80s Somehow included John Mellencamps grandma singing on one of the promos meant to characterize the rest of the market as too old. We were a rock leaning CHR, and they were more rhythmic, under the direction, I think, of PD, Chris Bailey. This show was . He also released dubnobasswithmyheadman" in 1994 and "Second Toughest in the Infants" and "Beaucoup Fish" in the years 1996 and 1999 in the techno band Underworld. Paul Mark Oakenfold was born in August 1963 and is an English trance DJ. They also developed Power's live mixing " World Famous Roll Call ". Rhythmic contemporary hit radio station in Los Angeles, personal reflection, personal essay, or argumentative essay, Learn how and when to remove this template message, "CALL LETTER MEANING Call Letters of Radio Stations and link to full website", "Power 106 Turns 25 Today In Los Angeles", KPWR Power 106 Los Angeles - Jay Thomas - August 1991. KAJA vs. KCYY (1995 present) Y100 was white-hot when it signed on, but KJ evened up the race by 95 and its been a pretty dead heat ever since. Use our submission service to send your songs to Spotify playlists, magazines and even record labels! Each station boasted mid 2-share ratings. We're YOUR #." POWER 106 on Instagram: "YOU SEE WHAT IT ISTap in with JUSTIN CREDIBLE & DJ SOURMILK on the #LIFTOFF! [26] June 17 saw the launch of the station's new permanent morning show, previously lead by actor Nick Cannon as "Nick Cannon Mornings", with Melissa Rios, Teddy Mora, and DJ Carisma joining him as contributors and co-hosts. The discography of Carl Cox in the 1990s consisted of two audio albums and nine singles. 9) WHYT vs. WDFX (the Fox) Detroit in the late 80s/early 90s Okay, so having been in Detroit on the day that Step by Step by New Kids on the Block came out seems like a barren source of amusement now, but these two stations made it seem like a big deal then. Four CHRs, fully staffed and high profile morning shows! R&R obligingly printed both listen lines. Compared to 1999, the average music consumer was under 30 and spent $28 a year. Maxx. I have airchecks of many of the stations listed above. KPWR-FM 3:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. 8:47 ambrown bag morningsPOWER 106 8:38 amsuperhero (heroes & villains)METRO BOOMIN, FUTURE & CHRIS BROWN 8:35 amkill bill (feat. [34], KPWR logo from 1986 to 1993 (199293 edition), Coordinates: .mw-parser-output .geo-default,.mw-parser-output .geo-dms,.mw-parser-output .geo-dec{display:inline}.mw-parser-output .geo-nondefault,.mw-parser-output .geo-multi-punct{display:none}.mw-parser-output .longitude,.mw-parser-output .latitude{white-space:nowrap}341337N 1180405W / 34.227N 118.068W / 34.227; -118.068. This article makes me want to sit in a bar somewhere and just talk radio awhile, maybe we can do that soon. He is an English Dj specializing in Drum and bass, Electronic dance music, Dance/Electronic, Pop, and Electronica. In its first seven years, KPWR's music selection focused on a mix of dance, house, freestyle, hip hop, and urban pop, while avoiding hard rock. This page was last edited on 2 April 2023, at 14:27. Entertainment was paramount, as witnessed by the promos and jock content between the songs. During the first phase, it was much more exciting as a radio person to hear WFLZ. Another stellar article Sean. The last song played on Eagle 106 was "I Will Remember You" by Amy Grant. But like Dan Vallie, Id like nothing better than to talk into the night at a hotel lobby coffee shop about the great radio battles. [6], KPWR picked up additional competition in May 2005 when KXOL-FM dropped its Spanish adult contemporary format for a Hispanic rhythmic, or hurban, format known as "Latino 96.3". DJ legends such Carl Cox and Paul Oakenfold, and rising stars who would soon make a name for themselves in this field. Oakenfold's first work in the 1990s was a music collaboration with Terry Farley, Osborne, and Andrew Weatherall to create two remixes for Happy Mondays. I would have to say the greatest of all AOR battles happened in Philadelphia in the middle 80s. Danny Rampling also received the Outstanding Contribution Award in 1998. if(typeof ez_ad_units != 'undefined'){ez_ad_units.push([[300,250],'gemtracks_com-banner-1','ezslot_11',622,'0','0'])};__ez_fad_position('div-gpt-ad-gemtracks_com-banner-1-0'); Danny Rampling changed his DJing style diversity in the 1990s. The ultimate Armageddon Top 40 battle of all time had to be WLS vs. WCFL in the 70s. Darrell Emerson was born in April 1971 and is a producer and DJ in the genres of Electronica, house, techno, progressive house, progressive trance, and breakbeat. 1) WABC vs. Disco 92 1977-1978 when Disco 92 came onto the scene, with its thumping beats and DJs with accents that let listeners KNOW that these guys WERE from the neighborhood, all of a sudden, you saw LONG-time CHR stalwart WABC practically overnight almost turning into Disco 77, OBVIOUSLY in an attempt to compete didnt work, though Disco 92 just BLEW them away, and by May 1982well, you know the rest there nothing else counts. I think if each of us made our own top ten it would vary a bit but those you mention would make up the bulk of the great top forty battles. KPWR (105.9 FM) branded as Power 106 is a commercial radio station in Los Angeles, California, broadcasting to the Greater Los Angeles area. We had great street presence, and practically owned the beaches in the summer with our Sunday afternoon beach patrols. Mine are as much distinguished by their on-air and promotional energy, and by the musical changes they sparked. Passion and love for radio in the 80s! Some other two decade duels included WKY and KOMA in OKC, WDGY and KDWB in Minneapolis/St. "Big Boy's Neighborhood"[20] featured Big Boy with Rikki Martinez, Krystal Bee, and Louie G. serving as co-hosts/sidekicks, serving up an eclectic mix of music, pop culture, celebrity interviews, and comedy segments. Great article! [7] KXOL would eventually exit the format on May 16, 2014 to return to Spanish AC as "Mega 96.3" after nine years and moderate to underperformed ratings.[8]. 2023 is the year to enter the music industry. In 1988 Hot 105 relaunced with massive success I reunited with Keith Isley doing programming and afternoons . They include "Sinister (The Influence Remix)," released in 1993, "Your Love Is Yours," and "Dreams Of Heaven," also released in 1993. Norman Quentin Cook was born on July 1963. 24 on the Billboard 200 in March 1993 and went on to achieve platinum status. We'd love to chat. FILs superior signal and lower frequency made it the station of choice. Included crushing WGCL, M-105, WLYT and any other station that dared challenge the Buzzard. after about the late s[ring of 1981 the battle of wbls and then upstart wxlo 99 took a major turn into wxlos favor, and that was because by the mid spring of 81 barry mayo was able to get shep pettibone to join wxlo on the condition that shep would be gven credit for his mixes and give shep the exposure that frankie crocker didnt give him on wbls, by the late spring of 1981 the mixes heard on wbls like empress dyin to be dancin, all of a sudden shifted to being heard on wxlo, some had the call letters of wbls taken out of them, but the term mastermix. appeared on them, that was a term barry mayo told shep he should use on his mixes, the rest is history, by 1982 wxlo was already changed to kiss fm and by that time the younger nyc youth shifted to kiss forcing niecey colon MD over at wbls to take input from her 14 year old daughter to bring a young man to wbls who was doing late night time leased radio, by the name of mr magic, kiss had already began incorporating hip hop into its playlistbut still throughout the decade of the 80s wbls could not get kiss off its back. Trinere, Dj Godfather, Young MC, Vanilla Ice, En Vogue and more. Im late to this groundswell of nostalgia for the days of daily radio battles. The day I got in the car, turned on the radio and heard Baker Street on NCI I knew the battle was ON! ft: DJ Quik Zapp Mc Breed Ice Cube SWV. HARRY ROMERO. And theres a lot from great radio markets like Detroit and Houston. 16. Mix Jamz 100.7 was a kocally owned AC then Hot AC then Rhythmic CHR. I always thought 97DJ never got enough credit for being such a great radio station, though no one will ever top the early days of WABC. SOngs that were too pop for WAMO and B94 didnt touch rhythm or urban except Johnny Gill -Rub You the Right Way. And who could forget those late night engineering department gatherings, where we tweaked our processing? Find a mixing engineer to combine your beat and vocals so they "sit" together. Philly in 87-88? The listeners were the true winners! 208.113.185.99 * WABC v. WMCA, 63-67 (BMR, then Gary Stevens, v. Brucie, Ingram v. Daniel). He hosted programs such as the "Essential Mix" and the "Essential Selection." His awards as a DJ include the Best Techno DJ award in 1999. The "Focus" singer stopped by L.A.'s Power 106 station to chat with DJ's Justin Credible and Eric D-Lux who proved themselves to be an Great topic. Norman Cook also received the NME Best Dance Recording Award as "The Rockafeller Skank" in 1999. His collection contains the "Essential Selection" collection, the "Essential Millenium," "The Annual" collection, and the "Dance Nation" collection. Sean: 222 15. And B97 New Orleans which debuted number one in its first book, immediately beating all stations in the market and remained in that position for years. It is sort of curious and amusing to think though that like you many of us would leave off some of the more significant top forty debuts that won big. His discography includes several singles produced between 1993 and 1998. On January 11, 1986 at 6 p.m., KMGG dropped its adult contemporary format and became the first-ever rhythmic contemporary-formatted radio station with new call sign KPWR and branding "Power 106". which, Wayne mentioned, became 98.7 Kiss FM. Your email address will not be published. WPLJ went Hot AC shortly thereafter and Z100 might as well have for a year or so. "Cox Media Group And Emmis Communications Radio Stations Join iHeartradio", "Maloney, Paul. Bruce Kelly The sale reunited KPWR with the 93.9 frequency under common ownership for the first time since 2012. We loved going to work and kicking butt of the other radio stations in the market every day! The Principal of the Year contest that was the spring promotion just captured the radio market and community! Meruelo acquired KPWR from Emmis Communications for $82.75 million in May 2017, officially bringing the station under common ownership with KDAY, KDEY-FM, KWHY-TV, and KBEH on August 1, 2017. Excellent Sean ! Ill just point out some obvious battles like KNIX/KMLE in the desert or KWJJ/KUPL up in Portland. Tom Mitchell posted his battles in the 80s in Rochester while forgetting that WCMF destroyed WMJQ when they went Rock 40 through some very dirty tricks but thats another story(hint: we sabataged there entire contesting scheme weeks before they flipped). 1986-WCBSFM vs. WNSR (Mix 105) when WNSR came on the scene, they were practically nose-to-nose in terms of their playlist if nothing else, NSR was shooting for the same demo that WCBSFM wasbut one BIG difference though personality radio STILL ruled back then, and WCBSFM had the EDGE thereadvantage 101FM!! Fatboy Slim is the stage name that he adopted as a DJ. The new KFMK was an unusual mix of CHR and Urban AC. If you have any questions about Edison, our services, custom research or just have a consumer research problem to solve, we're here to help. The list is chronological: 1) Houstons five-way CHR battle of spring 1980 (and, to an extent, the whole market). The Super 102 CHR format started immediately capturing the listeners of both stations, in 1983 brought in a great Morning Zoo modeled after Z-100 in NYC and the station kicked butt, made money and it was a true example of everyone working together to take the station to #1 in the market after a couple years as we only had one book a year! KIKK vs. KILT (1989 1992) KILT kicked into high gear in 89, the 2 usually traded bragging rights until KKBQs flip played spoiler to the battle.. Cece Valencia took over the interim "LA's Hip Hop Morning Show" until a permanent host was found. Plus they NEVER even came close demo wise ever. But also one that got ugly enough to end up in court. To make a long story short, WMMR moved from 3 share (12+) to an 11 share (again, 12+) leaving the other two stations with crumbs. Simon mentioned the HBQ/MPS battle in Memphis in the mid-70s. I would also add that this was the time when urban WLUM started adding alot of crossover tracks (primarily remixes of top 40 tunes), so it was really a 5 way battle. Smooth Jazz WJJZ On Friday, March 12, 1993, at 1:06 pm, Eagle 106 dumped the Top 40 format and became "smooth jazz", with new call letters WJJZ. 10) WHTZ (Z100) vs. WPLJ (Mojo Radio) in the early '90s Z100 vs. WPLJ was a classic grudge match of almost a decade's duration but its most intriguing incarnation was its last. Most of the songs played on Movin' 93.9 consisted of rhythmic pop and dance hits from the 1980s and 1990s to the present day, along with classic disco and freestyle music tracks thrown in for balance. Chicago style AOR battle. The mixing engineer will apply autotune, special effects and all the industry-secret formulas to make your song sound like a major hit. At the dawn of the '90s, three guys from Italy capitalised on a winning production formula that still does great business these days. It was fun, but a very intense battle. The consent submitted will only be used for data processing originating from this website. If you're finding this article interesting, you may want to consider reading about 17+ BEST 90s R&B Songs Ever Released too. Find an original beat by an award-winning beat maker now. We Will, We Will Mock You or Songs That You Hope A Rival Plays, Infinite Dial 2009 Study Shows Dramatic Growth in Internet Radio, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AJkxBLgd5Hs. "Pizzamania" was produced with the help of his friends Tim Jeffery and JC Reid. Daniel "Danny" Rampling is one of the founders of the rave/club scene. WFLZ vs. Q105 is definitely the most top of mind radio battle. Big Boy moves to Afternoons, Power celebrates 10 years as LA's Party Station 15. . In all due respect there was NO battle for first as my morning show (the FM102 Morning Zoo) kicked everyones ass for almost 8 full years before the station was ruined and depleted of its mass appeal format in late 1991 after a disastrous hiring by our GM. The WHYT/WDFX battle was fun to listen to (for this non-industry type). Tanner the talent side and Isley the research side. If you're looking to deepen your understanding of this topic, you might want to read our article on 5+ BEST Turkish Musical Instruments + How They Are Played now. Otis Roberts is popularly known as Dj EZ. That was great radio!!!! Gemtracks houses award-winning melody composers for you to work with. As he's worked closely with these two over the course of his career, the work ethic that each rap staple brings out of him is different but meets the same result.
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