Are there any AC stations that don't play Delilah or Tesh?

[the golden boy]

Drop WBAQ (now WLTM) off the list, as they now carries John Tesh.

[MsMusicRadio]

WTVR in Richmond has both. Delilah at 7PM and tesh at 12AM.

WLTJ known of course as Q92.9 in Pittsburgh Pa has neither, because they grace other Pittsburgh stations.

WDUV in Tampa has neither, but they run totally jockless except AM drive.

[vchimpanzee]

WTVR in Richmond has both. Delilah at 7PM and tesh at 12AM.

WLTJ known of course as Q92.9 in Pittsburgh Pa has neither, because they grace other Pittsburgh stations.

WDUV in Tampa has neither, but they run totally jockless except AM drive.

WDUV shouldn't, because they're not AC. Although ...

WJYR in Myrtle Beach ran Delilah for its last year or two on the air, though. They were easy listening in the sense of having instumentals mixed in, and some standards, but more AC than I was comfortable with. When they went AC (keeping Delilah, of course) the replacement easy listening station tried to be SO much better. As bad as WJYR was, they got a lot of complaints about that switch. Easy 105.9 was MOSTLY instrumental. Now the former WJYR has gone so far toward hot AC Delilah doesn't fit any more, but I think Tesh is still there. And Easy 105.9 ... well, it's at least better than WDUV.

[liradioisbad]

WHUD in New York's Hudson Valley used to carry Delilah, but they dropped her some time back. WALK-FM on Long Island has never carried either show as far as I know.

[carolinaradio]

Delilah has run her course.  I don't exactly follow their listening habits, but I know plenty of 25-54 women who can't stand her.  The concept is ancient and the show is extremely canned.  Does her show actually do well anywhere?

[umfan]

Detroit has neither of those programs and two AC stations.

I think both get a decent audience in many markets and i doubt they'll be going anywhere as they are cheaper than having a local host for certian dayparts.

[Identnut]

Delilah has run her course.  I don't exactly follow their listening habits, but I know plenty of 25-54 women who can't stand her.  The concept is ancient and the show is extremely canned.  Does her show actually do well anywhere?

Is Delilah to American radio what Laura Rosado is to Puerto Rican radio? If so, I can understand. My mom's station is Fidelity 95.7; she likes the morning and afternoon shows, but can't stand Laura.

[vchimpanzee]

Delilah has run her course.  I don't exactly follow their listening habits, but I know plenty of 25-54 women who can't stand her.  The concept is ancient and the show is extremely canned.  Does her show actually do well anywhere?

Is Delilah to American radio what Laura Rosado is to Puerto Rican radio? If so, I can understand. My mom's station is Fidelity 95.7; she likes the morning and afternoon shows, but can't stand Laura.

I can't stand her. She says "HIIII, (name)" to callers like they're her best friends and in between songs will sometimes talk in a really soft voice about girl stuff. I don't even know what the callers say. I think a lot of them want to dedicate songs but as I recall from about 10 years ago they talk about relationship problems. There's just enough music, though.

[the golden boy]

That's pretty much it. I will tell you of a time when I accidentally tuned in to Delilah and a woman called the show to dedicate a song to a married man she was dating. Delilah refused to honor her request. Delilah wasn't nasty to her but she let it be known that she doesn't condone third parties in a marriage. That was classic!

[MsMusicRadio]

Delilah has run her course.  I don't exactly follow their listening habits, but I know plenty of 25-54 women who can't stand her.  The concept is ancient and the show is extremely canned.  Does her show actually do well anywhere?

Is Delilah to American radio what Laura Rosado is to Puerto Rican radio? If so, I can understand. My mom's station is Fidelity 95.7; she likes the morning and afternoon shows, but can't stand Laura.

I can't stand her. She says "HIIII, (name)" to callers like they're her best friends and in between songs will sometimes talk in a really soft voice about girl stuff. I don't even know what the callers say. I think a lot of them want to dedicate songs but as I recall from about 10 years ago they talk about relationship problems. There's just enough music, though.




I can't stand Delilah. Too sappy for even me. My boyfriend Paulie hates it too. And, hey-----------what youse got against WDUV anyhows?