WYRL-FM 95.1
Melbourne
Original Call Letters: WYRL |
Originally Licensed: Dec 1966 |
Original City of License: Melbourne |
Original Frequency: 102.3 |
Origin of Call Letters: |
Original Power: 3,000 watts |
Original Location: 2221 Front St. |
Original Format: Country |
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1978-Miler Broadcasting | |
1986-City Broadcasting Co. ($2.25 million with WMMB-AM 1240) |
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1996-Capstar Broadcasting-Florida, Inc. | |
1997-AMFM Inc. | |
2004-Capstar (Clear Channel Group) |
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WMMY-1986-Contemporary Hits "Y102" |
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WGGD-1990-Oldies | |
WBVD-1997-Clasic Rock | |
WBVD-1998-Rhythmic CHR "95.1 - The Beat” |
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WBVD-2007-Contemporary Hits Radio "Kiss 95.1" |
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WFKS-2011-Contemporary Hits Radio "Kiss 95.1" |
History of WYRL |
From
Bill Golden "This FM/AM combo was situated at 2221 Front St., adjacent to a marina with a nice view from the GM's office of the Melbourne Causeway over to the beach side. As of 2011, the building was still standing but apparently no longer in use. The single broadcast tower for WMMB was still there, extending into the river. I can't remember where the FM tower was, perhaps we used that tower for both signals." |
Names In WYRL History |
Howard Miller-1978-President-Miller Broadcasting |
Fay Stevenson-1978-General Manager-Miller Broadcasting |
Ken Hoilday-1982-Weekends/Producer of the "Banjo Man’s Bluegrass Jamboree" /1984-1985- 7PM-Midnight-Miller Broadcasting |
Jack Hayden-General Manager-Miller Broadcasting |
Bill Golden-1982-1983-Miller Broadcasting |
Dr. Frank Franco-1986-President-City Broadcasting Co. |
David Franco-1986-Vice President-City Broadcasting Co. |
Linda Taylor-1986-Sales-City Broadcasting Co. |
Joycelyn Ann Cain |
Bo Matthews |
Slim Summerville |
John Edwards (Jon Greenwood) |
Sounds |
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