With the exception of "Free Bird" these song still show in the top 50 streamed songs. Seems some people can't get enough, oh sorry that's an overplayed Bad Company track.

Condition of sale in acquiring the stations Bell Media is shedding?

Thank you C11

And there is my friend Canadian Mike Godin's Treasure Island Oldies ... running for over 20 years now.
http://www.treasureislandoldies.com/

Biggest hit: Carly Simon's You're So Vain with an uncredited Mick Jagger singing backup on the chorus.

ckg927 wrote:

Correct me if I'm wrong, but didn't the TV series Good Witch do a good deal of its outdoor filming in and around Hamilton? (Ditto The Good Witch series of TV movies.)

Correct In the town of  Dundas where Hamilton collects the garbage and taxes.

Thank you C-11.

$147K in CCD from Cabin Radio over 7 years is $7K more than Vista. That said Cabin has been operating in the market since 2018 and no one has gone broke. RadioAaron has it right. 

For 20 years CJKX has been transmitting from First Canadian Place in the heart of the business sector giving KX96 a superior TO signal compared to 93.5.

Worked against, with and around Tom in Calgary. He was a rock star at CJAY, ahead of the game launching Bob Redmond's CKRY with his outlaw outlook on Country and a fine addition to a gonzo team as the sports guy at KIK. Collaborated with him at Pelmorex. One word describes Tom Tompkins  - Genuine.  RIP glad I knew him.

And 98,5 still does music overnights outside of the regulatory broadcast day. Interestingly Leclerc does well in Quebec City with the WKND format..

Roger and crib mate, my wife,  share their birthday and birthplace: the Brantford General.

Everything old is new again. When (C)KIK-FM launched the mix was AOR mainstream Rock and Alt Rock.as witnessed by these KIK / CBS samplers. Featuring the orignal crew lead by the fearless MD Jaime Wohl. (missing in action are Humble Howard and Dan Duran)

$5.625M per station. Cue up Prince that's 1999 territory when stations sold at 10 times EBITDA.  

I was gifted the British version of the "Beano" cover Bluesbreakers album for Christmas in 1966.  It is still in my regular rotation and stands up to the test of time on every play. Thank you John Mayall for your great mentorship and commitment to making great music.