KMVK-FM
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KMVK | |
City of license | Fort Worth, Texas |
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Broadcast area | Dallas/Fort Worth |
Branding | "MOViN 107.5" |
Slogan | Makes You Feel Good! |
First air date | 1965 (as KNOK) |
Frequency | 107.5 (MHz) 107.5 HD-2 for Smooth Jazz |
Format | Rhythmic Adult Contemporary |
ERP | 17,000 watts |
Class | C1 |
Callsign meaning | "MOViN'" |
Former callsigns | KNOK (1965-1985) KDLZ (1985-1988) KMEZ (1988-1991) KCDU (1991-1992) KOAI (1992-2006) |
Owner | CBS Radio |
Website | movin1075fm.com/ |
KMVK, branded as MOViN' 107.5, is a Rhythmic Adult Contemporary radio station transmitting on 107.5 FM, serving the Dallas/Fort Worth metroplex in Texas. This station is owned and operated by CBS Radio.
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[edit] History
KMVK, whose format history includes Urban contemporary, Disco, and Soul as KNOK, picked up the Smooth Jazz format in 1992, where it enjoyed a loyal following as KOAI "The Oasis." But on Monday, October 2, 2006 at 5pm (CDT), KOAI changed its format to rhythm-based AC as "Movin' 107.5." [1] Much of "The Oasis" programming continues on this website and on 107.5 HD-2 (HD Radio needed).
[edit] Criticism
Since the recent radio station change to "MOViN 107.5" on October 2, 2006; much heartbreak and criticism was seen on The Oasis Blog by some loyal listeners of KOAI. Many demanded that the Smooth Jazz format be reinstated. KNTU-FM is the only jazz station in the metroplex, but not every listener can get KNTU because of the weaker signal.
A similar situation occurred in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, where Clear Channel flipped its smooth jazz station WJJZ to the Rhythmic AC format and rebranded it as "Philly's 106.1". After many former listeners vented their anger over the change, they finally got some welcome news in October 2006, when Greater Media announced that the WJJZ call letters were revived at a new frequency (97.5 FM), and that some of its airstaff was returning. The announcement came two months after the original WJJZ was killed off. WJJZ returned to the Philadelphia airwaves on November 17, 2006, and is now doing quite well.
As for KOAI and its smooth jazz format, it has yet to be resurrected as of 2007.
[edit] Former Logos
[edit] Reference(s)
[edit] External links
- Query the FCC's FM station database for KMVK
- MOViN' 107.5
- DFWRadioArchives
- DFW Radio History - FM Stations
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