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]WBBB 96rock, is a Classic Rock station based in Raleigh, NC.
The station signed on in 1949 as by the Raleigh News and Observer as WNAO-FM to simulcast sister station WNAO, 850 AM. In 1959 the station became WKIX-FM, simulcasting much of sister AM WKIX's Top 40 format. This move was out of necessity as WKIX-AM's 10 kW signal was powered down to a directional 5 kW at night, preventing the station from having full area coverage. In the 1970s, WKIX-FM changed format to easy listening WYYD. The station changed its letters to WYLT and became a... See more
Raleigh FM|96.1
919-876-3831
3012 HIGHWOODS BLVD.#201, Raleigh, NC27604
http://www.96rockonline.com
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WBBB 96rock, is a Classic Rock station based in Raleigh, NC.
The station signed on in 1949 as by the Raleigh News and Observer as WNAO-FM to simulcast sister station WNAO, 850 AM. In 1959 the station became WKIX-FM, simulcasting much of sister AM WKIX's Top 40 format. This move was out of necessity as WKIX-AM's 10 kW signal was powered down to a directional 5 kW at night, preventing the station from having full area coverage. In the 1970s, WKIX-FM changed format to easy listening WYYD. The station changed its letters to WYLT and became a satellite MOR station in the mid-80s, and began playing soft adult contemporary music soon after that. In 1994, WYLT traded call letters with co-owned WKIX and switched to country. When the station switched to rock on January 28, 1998, the WBBB letters were taken from a Burlington, North Carolina radio station at 920 AM (which had originally signed on as WPCM). As of November 2010, 96rock has a hard classic rock format playing everything from Jimi Hendrix, Led Zeppelin, Motley Crue to Nirvana and Alice In Chains.
The station signed on in 1949 as by the Raleigh News and Observer as WNAO-FM to simulcast sister station WNAO, 850 AM. In 1959 the station became WKIX-FM, simulcasting much of sister AM WKIX's Top 40 format. This move was out of necessity as WKIX-AM's 10 kW signal was powered down to a directional 5 kW at night, preventing the station from having full area coverage. In the 1970s, WKIX-FM changed format to easy listening WYYD. The station changed its letters to WYLT and became a satellite MOR station in the mid-80s, and began playing soft adult contemporary music soon after that. In 1994, WYLT traded call letters with co-owned WKIX and switched to country. When the station switched to rock on January 28, 1998, the WBBB letters were taken from a Burlington, North Carolina radio station at 920 AM (which had originally signed on as WPCM). As of November 2010, 96rock has a hard classic rock format playing everything from Jimi Hendrix, Led Zeppelin, Motley Crue to Nirvana and Alice In Chains.
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