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Jazzy: Replaced by Christian format

Jazzy: Replaced by Christian format PAGE 1E programming will originate from FROM Nashville and Williams said he's wanted to hear uplifting positive conducting a national search for music on the radio," he said. The DJs to manage the air time. new target audience primarily will Steve Ford, a marketing execube women, 24 to 54 years old. tive with Nashville's Myrrh One key problem was that Jazzy Records, a Christian label, said he 101 was detached from Nashville. was surprised but pleased with the The programming was all pre- format change: "Most of the music processed by Jones International, we're producing will fit in with this an Englewood, Colo., communica- new format. tions company, and fed here via "Prior to this, certain portions of satellite. our catalog were not finding air The station also had no radio time in Nashville. We're hopeful personalities and station identifi- that this will change." I cation was done with pre-recorded Michael Scully covers the business of promos. entertainment and tourism for The TenUnder the new format, all the nessean. He can be reached at 259-8284.
Article from 02 Oct 1999The Tennessean(Nashville, TN)
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