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Originally Licensed: Jul 10, 1967 |
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Original City of License: Deland |
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Origin of Call Letters: |
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Original Power: 100,000 watts |
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Original Format: Oldies/Classic Hits |
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1967-Tolun Advertising |
| 1975-WELE Radio, Inc. | |
| 1986-American Media, Inc.($7.5 million) | |
| 1997-Chancellor Media | |
| 2000-Infinity Radio (Viacom-CBS) | |
| 2006-Chancellor Media (CBS Radio) | |
| 2008-CBS Radio Stations, Inc. |
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WOOO-1967-Country Western |
| WDLF-1971-Country | |
| WELE-1976-Country "The Big Wheel" | |
| WMGG-1986-Adult Contemporary | |
| WOCL-1986-Oldies "Class 105.9" | |
| WOCL-1988-50's to 70's Oldies "Cool 105.9" | |
| WOCL-1999-Jammin' Oldies "Power 105.9" | |
| WOCL-2000-Alternative "O-Rock 105-9" | |
| WOCL-2008-Greatest Hits "Orland's Greatest Hits" |
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The station debuted with a similar production montage to the one used by sister WCBS-FM 101.1, New York when that station returned in the Summer of 2007. The station’s music is centered in the 70’s but includes a healthy amount of 60’s and 80’s as well. Imaging is voiced by WCBS-FM’s Ziggy. |
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Here
is the press release from CBS Radio |
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January 10th, 2008 - WOCL-FM announced today the launch of a new station, Sunny 105.9, bringing Orlando’s greatest hits to Central Florida. Programming highlights of the Classic Hits station includes a cross section of music from bands such as the Doobie Brothers, John Mellencamp, Aretha Franklin, Bee Gees, Elton John, the Eagles and Stevie Wonder. "Central Florida is the place to have a little fun in the sun and Sunny 105.9 is just the station to reflect the energy of where we live”, said Earnest L. James, Senior Vice President and Market Manager of CBS RADIO Orlando. "With Sunny 105.9, listeners will enjoy a unique blend of classic Top 40 hits from the 60’s through the 80’s with an upbeat presentation. You’ll be able to groove to Earth, Wind & Fire, dance to Prince and sing along with the Beatles”. “Sunny 105.9 will be an exciting addition for radio listeners in Central Florida. There’s no other station like it in the market. Built for adults who enjoy great music centered in the 70’s with a high energy style, it’s going to be lots of fun”, said interim Program Director Jeff Cushman. The station will feature a stellar line-up of on air talent that will be announced soon. Newly-appointed CBS Radio Vice President of Classic Hits Programming, Brian Thomas, is working closely with the station overseeing its launch and on-air presentation. Thomas also serves as Program Director of WCBS-FM, the legendary Classic Hits station in New York which returned to the market in July 2007. WOCL-FM is owned and operated by CBS Radio, one of the largest major-market radio operators in the United States. A division of CBS Corporation, CBS Radio operates 140 radio stations, which are located mainly in the nation's top 50 markets. CBS Radio also owns and operates WOMX and WJHM in Orlando. |
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![]() Rick Stacy-2009-Program Director/Mornings-CBS Radio Stations, Inc. |
| Curt Curry (Curt Creel)-2009-Weekends-CBS Radio Stations, Inc. |
![]() Adam Alexander-2010-9AM-2PM-CBS Radio Stations, Inc. |
![]() Domino-2010-2PM-7PM-CBS Radio Stations, Inc. |
![]() Spyder Harrison-2010-7PM-Midnight-CBS Radio Stations, Inc. |
![]() Paco (Lopez)-2010-Weekends/2011-9AM-2PM-CBS Radio Stations, Inc. |
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Anthony Crawley-CBS Radio Stations, Inc. |
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