WHOO-FM 96.5
Orlando
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Original Call Letters: WHOO |
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Originally Licensed: 1948 |
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Original City of License: Orlando |
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Original Frequency: 96.5 |
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Origin of Call Letters: |
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Original Power: 59,000 Watts |
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Original Location: |
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Original Format: Beautiful Music |
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1948-Orlando Daily Newspaper |
| 1958-Bluegrass Broadcasting | |
| 1987-TK Communications ($12 million) | |
| 1996-Infinity Broadcasting Corp | |
| 1997-Cox Broadcasting |
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WHOO-1952-Beautiful Music (First stereo station in Central Florida) |
| WHOO-1984-Country "96 Country" | |
| WHTQ-1987-Rock "Q96" | |
| WHTQ-1993-AOR |
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| Thomas Seaver-1948 |
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Garvis Kincaid-1958-President-Bluegrass Broadcasting |
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Marty Stebbins-1967 Biography |
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Dave Edwards-Nights Biography |
Ruby Love-Overnights |
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Anne Jeffries-7PM-Midnight |
Bucks Braun-1979-1985-Program Director/Mornings Biography |
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Mike Kinosian-1985-Program Director |
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Rick (Saylor)-Morning co-host with Dick Sollom |
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Dick (Sollom) -Morning co-host with Rick Saylor In Memory |
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Bill Michaels-Mid-days |
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Clayton Delaney-Afternoons WHOO 2nd annual reunion booklet 1984 |
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Tony George-Mornings Courtesy of Dave Edwards |
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Jesse Lynne-Mid-days |
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Mike Goode-Afternoons |
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Charlie Chrismon-Engineer |
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Cecil West-Program Director |
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Dan Jones-Assistant Chief Engineer |
Courtesy
of Dave Edwards pictured above
Thanks to John S. Smith for this old clipping from the Orlando Sentinel dated 2/26/87 regarding the switch from WHOO "96 Country" to WHTQ "Q-96".
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