[poll] Will JAM do a Kissville?

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  • #32501
    JingleMad
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      I don't think so.

      Jam are good for Clasic hits stations and AC stations, But Seeing that stations are using zone, I don't think they might do a CHR service.

      #32502
      passajou

        I would like to see that hapening.

        #32506
        945KBAYguy

          yuck they are no good for todays sound however the work great for classic hits such as Breakthrourgh on kfrc

          #32761
          jlehmann

            Is KFRC actually using Breakthrough, or were you just suggesting it? I've listened to their stream several times, and I haven't heard any jingles on there except for a simple “KFRC San Francisco” at the top of the hour, which was not JAM.

            #32773
            coolnt

              they can try it out with AC.

              free ramp jingles at radiojingles.co.nr

              #32784
              Glenna
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                Why should they?
                Jam does a great job doing the samething they been doing for years.
                A great product.
                But it would be fun to hear though.

                #32802
                945KBAYguy

                  no they dont but Should! it sounds better than Jones TM's jack fm package resisngs that they air now

                  #32804
                  mb
                  Member

                    Is that the “You” package – Wasn't KFRC one of the stations that piloted “You” the first time round. In which case it's using resings of a package which is itself a resing of its package.

                    #32833
                    Maya53

                      The “You” package was used by around 70% of the Jack stations in the country, including Canada. I've heard that package through some of the montages I have listened to.

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