Originally Posted by hotrockin:
“so todays the day smooth get globaled! now watch the changes....all the features will be gone and London will get a big revamp on 102.2fm...a great opportunity to give the capitals airwaves something different... get some personality back on the air and play some great music..something Richard park was always good at producing in his radio heyday years ago.”
“so todays the day smooth get globaled! now watch the changes....all the features will be gone and London will get a big revamp on 102.2fm...a great opportunity to give the capitals airwaves something different... get some personality back on the air and play some great music..something Richard park was always good at producing in his radio heyday years ago.”
He gave a rare interview in 2009
http://www.broadcastnow.co.uk/richar...001554.article
Quote:
“But if there is a secret formula to making a successful breakfast show, Park’s not prepared to divulge it.
“I’m not telling you,” he laughs. “But what I will say is that it’s very different for different stations. For example, Capital needs a lively start while Heart needs a warm, considered start with more of a family atmosphere. I set up more music less talk when I was at Magic because London needed that. It worked brilliantly. There’s no single prescription for a successful breakfast show.”
Why then has rival Magic’s Neil Fox – a Gold winner at this week’s Sonys – seen his audience slip?
“Because I left,” he jokes. “No, seriously, it’s a brand that’s got to be developed all the time. You have to develop the music policy all the time.””
“But if there is a secret formula to making a successful breakfast show, Park’s not prepared to divulge it.
“I’m not telling you,” he laughs. “But what I will say is that it’s very different for different stations. For example, Capital needs a lively start while Heart needs a warm, considered start with more of a family atmosphere. I set up more music less talk when I was at Magic because London needed that. It worked brilliantly. There’s no single prescription for a successful breakfast show.”
Why then has rival Magic’s Neil Fox – a Gold winner at this week’s Sonys – seen his audience slip?
“Because I left,” he jokes. “No, seriously, it’s a brand that’s got to be developed all the time. You have to develop the music policy all the time.””
Although Magic' Neil Fox and Smooth's Simon Bate's may now lock into battle for a 40 plus easier listening audience, hopefully Smooth with a soul and motown emphasis will provide something different to R2, Magic and Gold.




NOW MORE ADS PLAYING OVER EACH OTHER. AND NO NEWS HEADLINES EITHER.Jensen plainly not there and not bothering to voice track,