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Smooth National Radio Thread
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jakey4ever
21-03-2012
Will Graham move to over nights Dave Lincoln's slot?
dpb
21-03-2012
Originally Posted by jakey4ever:
“Will Graham move to over nights Dave Lincoln's slot?”

Radio Today say he is leaving to rejoin the BBC.
jakey4ever
21-03-2012
Originally Posted by dpb:
“Radio Today say he is leaving to rejoin the BBC.”

Hes not bad hes only been on Smooth for a few months.
occy
21-03-2012
Blimey that's a short visit. Which BBC station is he joining?
occy
21-03-2012
Blue Revolution is getting the shows on some stations in the UK. Using a national station as a platform is a good move for Smooth and BR. Pat Sharp does his show for Blue Rev. Maybe this is a start and Gary Kings Totally 80's might come on broad at some stage?
occy
21-03-2012
Radio 1 swap DJs; Smooth Radio swap DJ's. Just wonder if the survey carried out that Carlos would be stronger in the afternoons?
Ridgieman
21-03-2012
Originally Posted by occy:
“Blue Revolution is getting the shows on some stations in the UK. Using a national station as a platform is a good move for Smooth and BR. Pat Sharp does his show for Blue Rev. Maybe this is a start and Gary Kings Totally 80's might come on broad at some stage?”

Totally 80's would be great for Smooth at the weekends
FM Lover
21-03-2012
Originally Posted by occy:
“Radio 1 swap DJs; Smooth Radio swap DJ's. Just wonder if the survey carried out that Carlos would be stronger in the afternoons?”

David has a proven track record on Drive at both Capital and Heart, I am assuming that it was always the plan, he's been at Smooth for a year next month and is without doubt the biggest name on the station after Bates so Drive is perfect for him and Smooth
Martin Phillp
21-03-2012
Inevitable that Jensen and Carlos would swap shifts. I wondered why Donny Osmond was no longer on The Breeze and this explains it.
suffolkblue
22-03-2012
Originally Posted by Ridgieman:
“Totally 80's would be great for Smooth at the weekends”

Nope i disagree with that one im afraid. we have that on the beach radio here and its full of adds and normal run of the mill 80s and i love 80s but i hate that show so please smooth if you read this dont bring that show to smooth it would be a bad move.
jakey4ever
22-03-2012
Originally Posted by Ridgieman:
“Totally 80's would be great for Smooth at the weekends”

Not really I would say 60s and 70s is best for smooth. If Smooth were to create another station it would be called Smooth 60s.
hanssolo
22-03-2012
Originally Posted by jakey4ever:
“Not really I would say 60s and 70s is best for smooth. If Smooth were to create another station it would be called Smooth 60s.”

Already has! (online only)
http://www.smoothradioplus.com/60s
up to the vocal
25-03-2012
Think I know the real reason Graham Torrington is quitting Smooth Radio. Well.you really can't have a show called 'Late Night Love' beginning just half an hour after the sun sets can you? As the year goes on it would just get more and more embarrassing..
wirelesswonder
25-03-2012
Originally Posted by up to the vocal:
“Think I know the real reason Graham Torrington is quitting Smooth Radio. Well.you really can't have a show called 'Late Night Love' beginning just half an hour after the sun sets can you? As the year goes on it would just get more and more embarrassing..”

I always thought it was an odd bit of scheduling. The programme didn't sound right starting so early.
occy
25-03-2012
Must be his last show on 1st April, not joking.
occy
26-03-2012
I didn't know it was happening until after Easter for Carlos and Jensen swap? It's listed Pat Sharp in the afternoon for this week. Carlos must be off on his hols.
Miles Platting
26-03-2012
Originally Posted by FM Lover:
“David has a proven track record on Drive at both Capital and Heart”

Not to mention Radio 1, where he took over from DLT when he moved to breakfast.
occy
06-04-2012
Nice seeing Emma B on Sky News reviewing the papers on Thursday evening.
Ridgieman
06-04-2012
Originally Posted by dpb:
“Radio Today say he is leaving to rejoin the BBC.”

He is starting on BBC WM on 14th April presenting Late Night Love Monday to Thursdays 10pm-1am.
dpb
06-04-2012
Originally Posted by Ridgieman:
“He is starting on BBC WM on 14th April presenting Late Night Love Monday to Thursdays 10pm-1am.”

Indeed - the WM Changes thread has some chat about it in.
up to the vocal
06-04-2012
Something obviously going on at Smooth because Jensen is doing his own travel.....careful that's almost a chance to get personality in...
jakey4ever
06-04-2012
Lynn Parsons has done the travel today. So whoever provides the travel looks like they don't work bank hols.
FM Lover
06-04-2012
It's a shame when these well known, experienced entertainers are so restricted by the format that their personalities are almost non existent hence the title of this thread

There's only really the BBC left where your personality can shine.

I recall a Radio Radio documentary featuring the great Roger Scott recorded in the year he died, he said that commercial radio were currently winning the battle but he truly thought the people would return to the BBC in their droves as commercial radio was beginning so sound very samey, that was in 1989. What great foresight that man had.
up to the vocal
06-04-2012
Originally Posted by FM Lover:
“It's a shame when these well known, experienced entertainers are so restricted by the format that their personalities are almost non existent hence the title of this thread

There's only really the BBC left where your personality can shine.

I recall a Radio Radio documentary featuring the great Roger Scott recorded in the year he died, he said that commercial radio were currently winning the battle but he truly thought the people would return to the BBC in their droves as commercial radio was beginning so sound very samey, that was in 1989. What great foresight that man had.”

You're acually on the Smooth Radio national thread, which is actually not about the 'lack of personality' of various presenters on Smooth, but you may be thinking of the 'Kid Jensen dull as dishwater' thread that I felt compelled to start, No, there is nothing wrong with the personality getting through on Smooth. with a skilled presenter who is prepared to put the effort in, you can work any format. Sharp, Carlos and Peebles still allow their personaities to shine through, but Jensen doesn't. He never really has. By contrast. it could be argued that Emma B on Sunday maybe allows too much, she does quite long links sometimes, and one i heard a couple of weeks ago was about three minutes pure speech. So, given that .you should be able to get your personality across.if you have one, and IF you can be bothered.
old pilot
06-04-2012
Originally Posted by up to the vocal:
“You're acually on the Smooth Radio national thread, which is actually not about the 'lack of personality' of various presenters on Smooth, but you may be thinking of the 'Kid Jensen dull as dishwater' thread that I felt compelled to start, No, there is nothing wrong with the personality getting through on Smooth. with a skilled presenter who is prepared to put the effort in, you can work any format. Sharp, Carlos and Peebles still allow their personaities to shine through, but Jensen doesn't. He never really has. By contrast. it could be argued that Emma B on Sunday maybe allows too much, she does quite long links sometimes, and one i heard a couple of weeks ago was about three minutes pure speech. So, given that .you should be able to get your personality across.if you have one, and IF you can be bothered.”

Smooth is a music station not a Radio 2 type format where personality is paramount.

It's also a commercial radio station which is a money making operation. The theory is that a sequence of music and presenters will attract an audience sufficient to sustain programmed paid adverts which will fund the operation and deliver a profit for the shareholders.

The listener is irrelevant.
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