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Tuesday, May 16, 2006
5/16: Dave FM to stream online
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Several stations in town now stream on the Internet. Infinity stations had held out but finally, Dave FM goes live here starting 7 a.m. Wednesday for Macs and PCs.
I have to check if V-103 goes live online, too, soon.
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5/16: Core artists
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Here are the most popular artists at various radio stations based on Sunday’s playlist:
The River: in one day, the station played the Eagles 18 times, with 12 different cuts. This is followed by 9 titles 15 times by Elton John and 9 titles 12 times by the Rolling Stones. The other most popular artists on Sunday were Boston, Fleetwood Mac, Steve Miller, Beatles and Bob Seger.
Kiss: Top eight artists Sunday were Anita Baker (five cuts), Marvin Gaye (5), Isley Brothers (5), Luther Vandross (4), Stevie Wonder (4), Earth Wind & Fire (4) and Teddy Pendergrass (4)
WRNB 102.5: Luther Vandross (8 spins), Earth Wind & Fire (7), O’Jays (5), Michael Jackson (4), Rick James (4), Teddy Pendergrass (4), Barry White (4), Jaheim (4) and Keith Sweat (4)
The Beat: 50 Cent (5 titles, 12 spins), Ludacris (4, 7), Chris Brown (3,12), Black Eyed Peas (3,8), Mariah Carey (3,7), Nelly (3,7), Ciara (3,6), Trick Daddy (3,6), Ying Yang Twins (3,6), OutKast (3,4)
Buzz: Green Day (8 titles, 13 spins), Alice in Chains (8,9) Red Hot Chili Peppers (7,13), Stone Temple Pilots (7,10), Nirvana (7,9), Smashing Pumpkins (6,8), Staind (5,13), Pearl Jam (5,11), Foo Fighters (5,11), Offspring (5,7), Linkin Park (5,5)
Fish: Third Day (12 titles, 17 spins), Phillips, Craig & Dean (10,11), Michael W. Smith (8,9), Steven Curtis Chapman (7,7), Amy Grant (7,7), DC Talk (5,6), Mark Schultz (5,6)
Hot 107.9: T.I. (6 titles, 15 spins), D4L (6,9), Young Jeezy (4,4), Chris Brown (3,5), Lil Jon (3,4), Kilo (3,3), Lil Scrappy (3,3)
Jazz 107.5: Sade (8 titles, 8 spins), Anita Baker (7,7), Kenny G (6,6), George Benson (5,5), Marvin Gaye (5,5), Stevie Wonder (5,5), Marc Antoine (4,4), Steve Cole (4,4), Paul Hardcastle (4,4), Boney James (4,4), Peter White (4,4)
Kicks 101.5: Tim McGraw (9 titles, 14 spins), Brooks & Dunn (9,9), Kenny Chesney (7,11), Toby Keith (7,11), George Strait (6,9), Lonestar (6,6), Martina McBride (6,6), Rascal Flatts (5,9)
96rock: Pink Floyd (7 titles, 7 spins), Led Zeppelin (6,7), Rolling Stones (6.7), Eagles (5,5), Queen (4,5), Aerosmith (4,4), Tom Petty (4,4), ZZTop (4,4)
Lite 94.9: Elton John (6 titles, 7 spins), Chicago (5,5), Phil Collins (5,5), Fleetwood Mac (5,5) Marvin Gaye (5,5), Rod Stewart (5,5), James Taylor (4,7), Commodores (4,4), Journey (4,4)
99X: Foo Fighters (8 titles, 12 spins), Nirvana (7,7), Pearl Jam (6,8), Red Hot Chili Peppers (5,9), Green Day (5,6), Smashing Pumpkins (5,6), Weezer (4,5), 311 (4,4), Nine Inch Nails (3,7)
B98.5: Elton John (5 titles, 8 spins), Sheryl Crow (5,6), Kelly Clarkson (4,14), Journey (4,7), Prince (4,6), Phil Collins (4,5), Billy Joel (4,5), Chicago (4,4) Santana (3,6)
Star 94: Kelly Clarkson (4, 15), Mariah Carey (3,6), Green Day (3,6). Top songs were each spun 10 times last Friday: Bo Bice’s “The Real Thing,” Kelly Clarkson’s “Walk Away,” Daniel Powter’s “Bad Day,” Shakira’s “Hips Don’t Lie,” and Staind’s “Right Here.”
V-103: Luke (4,5), T.I. (3,16), Mary J. Blige (3,11), Jay-Z (3,3), R. Kelly (3,3). Field Mob’s “So What,” Jamie Foxx’s “DJ Play a Love Song” and T.I.’s “Why You Wanna” were all spun 8 times.
Viva 105.7: Kumbia Kings (5 titles, 7 spins), Juanes (5,6), Ricardo Arjona (4,9), Franco de Vita (4,8), Daddy Yankee (4,7), Sin Bandera (4,6), Reyli Barba (4,5), Mana (4,5)
Q100: Kelly Clarkson (5 titles, 11 spins), Nickelback (3,9). Those were the only artists who had three different titles spun in a 24 hour period. So we’ll use a different measure. Most songs played: Sean Paul’s “Temperature” 13 times, Rihanna’s “SOS” 13 times, Daniel Powter’s “Bad Day” 12 times, Shakira’s “Hips Don’t Lie” 9 times, Fall Out Boy’s “Sugar, We’re Going Down” 8 times, Staind’s “RIght Here” 8 times
Eagle 106.7: Alan Jackson (12 titles, 14 spins), Toby Keith (10,13), Tim McGraw (7,8), Alabama (7,7), George Strait (6,10), Reba McEntire (6,7), Brooks & Dunn (6,6), Brad Paisley (5,9), Garth Brooks (5,7), Travis Tritt (5,5)
Dave FM: U2 (11 titles, 11 spins), R.E.M. (8,8), Police (7,7), INXS (6,6), Peter Gabriel (5,5), Coldplay (4,8), Depeche Mode (4,5), David Bowie (4,4), Dave Matthews Band (4,4), Rolling Stones (4,4), James Blunt (3,6), Red Hot Chili Peppers (3,6)
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5/16: ABC/NBC fall schedules
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
This isn’t about radio but I’m going to sneak in some TV info. Here’s the tentative ABC schedule for this fall. The key move: “Grey’s Anatomy” moving to Thursdays at 9 p.m. against “CSI” and new NBC show “Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip,” produced by “West Wing” creator Aaron Sorkin about the behind-the-scenes world of a “Saturday Night Live” type show.
And NBC’s schedule is here.
CBS, Fox and the CW (the UPN/WB) are coming up later in the week.
Just heard from tvguide.com that low-rated but critically loved “Veronica Mars” will move to the CW and so will “One Tree Hill” but “Everwood” appears dead.
