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RacerX

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to help me flesh out my radio show. I have the opportunity to fill a time slot on 95.9 FM the Clave in Santiago. But I dont want to do the show by myself. I havent specified which time slot I d like to do. I m comfortable with something in the afternoons but who s gonna rock the boat? I want to do English language programming and since they are in the middle of format change, shouldnt be that hard. They were/are adult contemporary(espanol) but have slid to contemporary jazz(which even though most records are instrumental, the artists are mostly english speaking).

Well, I d like to have a female co-host to mellow it out a bit. Cant be all sausage in the studio. Bilingual would be cool, so there could be an exchange with the spanish speaking public but the show would be in English with mostly non Dominican music.

I have the show plotted in my head:
Morning show: Wake up with Delilah and the Colonel(in a harmonious falsetto trio)
Afternoon show: Take it easy with Delilah and the Colonel(women announces seductively)
Evening show: Late night with the Colonel...and Delilah (man announces seductively)

Clearly you have to be comfortable being Delilah. Have great taste in music and a delicious voice to counter my Woody Allen/Bob Newhart one.

I want to get a whole Peaches and Herb thing going on here.
The website says they stream online but I dont know about that.
 

waytogo

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I'm not a woman but I bet I would look great in a dress and a blond wig.
The show must go on.......but I don't do heels
 

RacerX

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yea, in a dress, a blong wig and 5 o clock shadow like Tony Curtis and JAck Lemmon in Some like it Hot. Hahahahaha!
 

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An English radio program here in Santiago???

Wish you the best of luck but it don't think it will fly for long as it will just be a novelty.

If on the other hand if you focus on balada, bolero and salsa, and the occasional gringo song you might have a chance - which of course means you'll need to do it in Spanish - no problem as you are a 3s/r it should be easy. :)
 

RacerX

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Why wouldnt it be successful? You see the radio band in Santiago, there are already 3 stations on the FM band for every segment of music. No one can corner the market because no one has continuous electricity. I m not buying the station and I m not playing 24 hours of music. They are already playing jazz music. They already have ad space. Clearly you dont listen to the station. My target isnt for Dominicans who listen to merengue et al. I am inserting my tastes into programming that already exists.

Even still, for the english speaking person who lives in the range of the signal it might be of interest to them. Plus it may broaden the horizons of the people who listen to music here. Especially with a call in segment. The only people who call in radio here are people without electricity giving shout outs.
 

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there are a bunch of them. I think Pandora was MSN Radio. They have radio-direct, radio-online, worldwideradio, among others. Plus every media player comes with a radio program function but all of them dont have actual radio stations but more like combined playlists of genres. Many of the less popular ones require Winamp, or Real Player to listen in. Real Networks has their own station program and a few years ago combined with Yahoo Radio, so on and so forth, but none of them can you carry with you in the car or at the gym or whatever. Pretty much all I would need to access a good record library is a very strong DSL/T1 line and my laptop. I use Napster for most of my music.
 

RacerX

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When do you start with the new format?

The format has changed as much as the on air talent knows his music. People play what they know well.
I just havent figured out a time slot because I want a co-host, cant be no "Delilah and the Colonel" without a Delilah.
 

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An English radio show in Santiago? Keep us informed when it goes into effect. I'll check it out.
 

RacerX

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How about el colonel y el comandante ? Sounds sexy :)

Hmmmmmmmm, way gay! way way gay! It sounds like:
a. A Mexican B-movie Comedy, where everyone runs around double time, like Benny Hill, poking women with bikinis or loungerie in the butt.
b. Gay Biker Porn and/or Cooking show, where the dudes with thick moustaches just rub each other down with oil for 50 minutes.
c. An Italian disco band, where 1 guy plays the keyboard guitar with dark aviator sunglasses while the other guy in an orange ascot, faded brown bomber jacket, and knee-high silver leather platform boots sings out of tune to a record at 120 beats per minute.
 

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Hmmmmmmmm, way gay! way way gay! It sounds like:
a. A Mexican B-movie Comedy, where everyone runs around double time, like Benny Hill, poking women with bikinis or loungerie in the butt.
b. Gay Biker Porn and/or Cooking show, where the dudes with thick moustaches just rub each other down with oil for 50 minutes.
c. An Italian disco band, where 1 guy plays the keyboard guitar with dark aviator sunglasses while the other guy in an orange ascot, faded brown bomber jacket, and knee-high silver leather platform boots sings out of tune to a record at 120 beats per minute.

LMAO :laugh::laugh::laugh:
a,b and c combined :laugh::laugh:
 

jrhartley

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lionel vinyl was very popular in Blackpool maybe hes looking for a new challenge
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RacerX

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I love that jacket. How many zebras had to die to make it? Did it come with matching shoes?
 

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Why wouldnt it be successful? You see the radio band in Santiago, there are already 3 stations on the FM band for every segment of music. No one can corner the market because no one has continuous electricity. I m not buying the station and I m not playing 24 hours of music. They are already playing jazz music. They already have ad space. Clearly you dont listen to the station. My target isnt for Dominicans who listen to merengue et al. I am inserting my tastes into programming that already exists.

Even still, for the english speaking person who lives in the range of the signal it might be of interest to them. Plus it may broaden the horizons of the people who listen to music here. Especially with a call in segment. The only people who call in radio here are people without electricity giving shout outs.

You're right they have a couple stations that play English music, but I don't know if an English language station will get a lot of contunied interest. At any rate it's worth a try.
 

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You're right they have a couple stations that play English music, but I don't know if an English language station will get a lot of contunied interest. At any rate it's worth a try.

All I know is that every saturday night while enjoying some Dominican champagne my through-and-through Dominican friends listen to 9.13 (or is 9.31?) the English 'rock' station. I think there would be quite a market for rock/metalish bands on the radio station. Of course, with everyone owning a portable music player... But there are plenty of people who listen to it.
 

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I thought Dominicans were interested in all things American, Im suprised there isnt so much interest in the music side
 
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