Absolute Radio Country... The Ultimate Collection

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Initially, it lobbied for Radio 4's FM network to be made available [15] and then, when the Radio Authority launched a consultation on the use of the 105–108 MHz band, [16] it lobbied for it to be set aside as a national network. Unfortunately I work in an office where my manager thinks he has great taste in music and everyone else is entitled to share it. Then at the end of 2023 Absolute Radio and its sister channels were removed from sky after their owner wanted to focus on a more digtal market. Each is matched for duration, mood, artists and tempo, meaning that when the microphone re-opens, there’s no jarring and all of the services unite for the link.

By focusing on current country, it gave it a USP in the UK, but sadly it'll be another broad country product where new country will share a playlist with Jolene and other well known classic country tracks. Instead we just get the same rubbish playlist every day and they seem to think that not repeating any one song during office hours is some kind of landmark achievement.The second national licence, INR2, would take over the 1197 kHz and 1215 kHz frequencies, which were to be relinquished by BBC Radio 3. This trial was cancelled without further notice in autumn 2014, along with the live webcams and the public playlist API. With the occasional special guest, join the pair as they discover what it really takes to stay relevant in the public eye today. I'm in the USA, and although they do adhere to a playlist, and you will hear the same songs pretty much everyday, it's different same stuff than over here.

Boogie, Arlene and Marty set you up with everything you need to know for the day ahead and hopefully give you a laugh along the way. We did something we should never do: pursue critical acclaim, playing obscure tracks, gaining the praise of the music press. Absolute Country focuses on 5th, 6th and 7th generation Country (from the 90s on) but often delves into classic, older tunes as well. Some may not welcome the wider country music playlist and move over to Chris Country or try and look elsewhere for their country music.If I seem to like the station will be dipping in and out of the station as well as listening to other music. Absolute Radio Extra has subsequently ceased operation: the core Absolute service on DAB continues to relay the shared programming output of the national AM/London FM service.