In 1981, SJR Communications sold WKTU to Infinity (which later merged with CBS Radio, the station's current owners). Paco later went to jail for drug dealing, which is curious considering he had a successful career in radio and didn't need the money that the illicit profession of drug dealing provided. Holiday (Paul Zarcone), Dale Reeves, Bob Bottone, Jim Harlan, Carlos DeJesus, Joe Causi, Guy Broady, Jay Thomas, Freddie Colon, Don Geronimo, Al Bandiero and Diane Pryor graced the airwaves, as the station continued to be at or near the top into the 1980s. During this period, disc jockeys such as Paco, Rosko, J.D. Since that term was not yet used, the station had been classified as urban contemporary. By then, WKTU was still regarded as a disco station, but could be more accurately described as rhythmic contemporary hit radio. Initially, WKTU played mostly dance/disco and a few rhythm-friendly pop and rock songs (such as " Miss You" by the Rolling Stones for example), but by 1979, the station began to add more R&B music as well as rhythm friendly new wave rock. During the height of the disco craze, WKTU was the station to follow in New York. Air personalities of this era included Kenn Hayes, Randy Place, Paul Robinson, Trip Reeb, Mary Thomas, Dave Mallow and Joe Guarisco. That fall, the station rose from "Worst to First", unseating WABC in the 18-30 age demographic. Keeping the same airstaff, adding Paco from their Spanish-language AM station WHOM, and with no notice, the station abruptly flipped to a disco-based rhythmic top 40 format with the tagline "Disco 92" at 6 p.m. As a result, the station management purchased 200 disco records and brought them into the station. He then got the idea that a disco music-based station was needed, as several FM-based Top 40 stations were leaning disco in other markets.
That June, when a station executive visited New York's Studio 54 discothèque on half a dozen occasions, he was very impressed with the crowds there. The station held on to the format in spite of low ratings until 1978. At that point WKTU was positioned as a "soft rock" station and called "Mellow 92". 1975–1985: WKTUįollowing the sale of the WHOM stations to SJR Communications, the FM station became WKTU, taking on an adult contemporary format that ran from June 5, 1975. By the early 1970s WHOM-FM had a Spanish language easy listening format.
In late 1950 Straus sold the station to the owners of WHOM radio (1480 AM, now WZRC), and WHOM-FM appeared on February 26, 1951, featuring a variety of formats, including ethnic, background music, classical, Spanish, and easy listening. FM radio was not a successful venture for Straus, and he sought to either sell it or close the station down altogether. It was co-owned with WMCA radio (570 AM) by former New York state senator Nathan Straus. The station, first known as WMCA-FM, went on the air on December 25, 1948. The station is notable for being the flagship station of The Howard Stern Show from November 1985 to December 2005, and The Opie and Anthony Show from April 2006 until March 2009. Owned by CBS Radio, WXRK broadcasts a Contemporary Hit Radio format with a rhythmic lean. WXRK (92.3 MHz), known on-air as " 92.3 Now", is a radio station in New York City. WCBS, WCBS-FM, WCBS-TV, WFAN, WINS, WLNY-TV, WWFS For the radio station serving Cleveland, Ohio which carried the call letters from 2006-2007, see WKRK-FM.
Intermediate-High level of spoken German.This article is about radio station WXRK in New York City, New York.
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