It is the only English-language station in Montreal that carries an adult contemporary music format, but in September 2011 it began adding rhythmic adult contemporary songs to its playlist while retaining its AC direction.

Broadcast area	Greater Montreal Area
Branding	9-2-5 The Beat
Slogan	"The Beat of Montreal"
Frequency	92.5 MHz (FM)
First air date	1947 (experimental as VE9CM 1945-1947)
Format	Adult Contemporary
ERP	41,400 watts
Class	C1
Callsign meaning	CK BEat
Former callsigns	CFCF-FM (1947-1966) CFQR-FM (1966-2011)
Owner	Cogeco (Metromedia CMR Broadcasting Inc.)
Sister stations	CHMP-FM, CKAC, CKOI-FM, CFGL-FM
Website	92.5 the Beat

Source :http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CKBE-FM

Adult hits Music,Top Hits Music,Hits Music,We Play Everything,We Play Everything Music

City of license	Des Moines, Iowa
Broadcast area	Des Moines, Iowa
Branding	100.3 The Bus
Slogan	We Play Everything
Frequency	100.3 (MHz) (also on HD Radio) 100.3-2 FM KDRB-HD2 Rock (HD Radio)
First air date	1948 (as WHO-FM)
Format	Adult hits
ERP	100,000 watts
HAAT	547 meters
Class	C
Facility ID	51332
Callsign meaning	K Des Moines Radio Bus
Owner	Clear Channel Communications
Webcast	Listen Live
Website	www.thebusfm.com

Source :http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/KDRB

The Soul Of Philadelphia The station airs an urban oldies format The Soul Of Philadelphia The station airs an urban oldies format.

City of license	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Branding	1480 WDAS
Slogan	The Soul Of Philadelphia
Frequency	1480 kHz
First air date	July 1922
Format	Urban Oldies
Power	5,000 watts (daytime) 1,000 watts (nighttime)
Class	B
Facility ID	71315
Callsign meaning	W Dannenbaum And Steppacher (former owners)
Former callsigns	WIAD (1922-1929) WELK (1929-1934) WDAS (1934-2007) WUBA (2007-2011)
Owner	Clear Channel Communications
Sister stations	WDAS-FM, WIOQ, WISX, WRFF, WUSL
Webcast	Listen Live
Website	wdasam.com

Source :http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WDAS_%28AM%29

Best Music,Top Hits Music,Birmingham's Biggest Variety,Top Pop Music,Top 40 Music,adult music.

City of license	Birmingham, Alabama
Broadcast area	Birmingham, Alabama
Branding	Magic 96.5
Slogan	"Birmingham's Biggest Variety"
Frequency	96.5 MHz (also on HD Radio)
Translator(s)	104.1 W281AB (Mountain Brook, relays HD2)
First air date	June 1, 1961 in radio
Format	Adult Contemporary HD2: Urban Contemporary "104.1 The Beat"
ERP	100,000 watts
HAAT	313 meters
Class	C0
Facility ID	2111
Callsign meaning	MJJ = Magic[1]
Former callsigns	WCRT-FM (1961-1973) WQEZ (1973-1982)
Owner	Clear Channel Communications (Capstar TX Limited Partnership)
Sister stations	WDXB, WERC, WERC-FM, WQEN
Webcast	Listen Live
Website	magic96fm.com

Source:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WMJJ

WEBH was broadcasting on 93.9 FM since 1958. WEBH changed to WWEL sometime in 1970. The station broadcast "beautiful music", an easy listening format with mostly instrumentals and a couple of soft vocal songs per hour. WWEL was "Well" from mid-1970-1972, to describe the easy listening format that was broadcast on 93.9 FM. It was also that way long before. WWEL changed call letters to WLAK in 1972. At that time Viacom bought WLAK. WLAK continued to play mostly instrumental easy listening but increased vocals to about four an hour. In 1983 WLAK switched to Soft AC playing 99% vocal songs and virtually no instrumentals. Core artists were Neil Diamond, Barbra Streisand and others. WLAK was very successful in the format, actually one of the first in the nation preceding its sister station WLTW in New York. WLAK changed call letters in 1989 to WLIT, as Lite FM. WLIT has continued to broadcast in the Chicago area since then. In the mid-1990s, WLIT evolved out of Soft AC and into a straight AC format. Viacom sold their radio stations to Chancellor in 1997, making WLIT a Chancellor station. Chancellor restructured and became known as AMFM Inc. in 1999. In 2000, WLIT fell under the ownership of Clear Channel Communications after Clear Channel's merger with AMFM. In February 2006, WLIT began broadcasting in HD Radio. WLIT's HD-2 was originally a simulcast of the now-defunct "Real Oldies" WRLL (now WVON) 1690 AM, then changed to a mix of disco music and 1970s/1980s called "Flashback." In August 2009, the format changed again, this time to a gold-based AC format branded as "Chicago's Classic Lite." From November through Christmas Day each year, WLIT changes its branding to The Holiday Lite and format to continuous Christmas music, resuming its regular branding and format on December 26. During the period between December 26 and January 2, the Christmas music moves to the HD2 channel while the main terrestrial station resumes the regular format. WLIT became Chicago's only adult contemporary station on August 1, 2011, when former rival WCFS-FM flipped to a simulcast of WBBM-AM. This marks it the first time in years Chicago has had only one adult contemporary radio station.

City of license	Chicago, Illinois
Broadcast area	Chicagoland
Branding	93-9 Lite FM
Frequency	93.9 MHz
First air date	April 7, 1958 (as WEBH)
Format	HD1: Adult contemporary HD2: "Chicago's Classic Lite" (gold-based AC)
ERP	4,000 watts
HAAT	482 meters
Class	B
Facility ID	70042
Callsign meaning	LITe FM
Former callsigns	WEBH (1958-1970) WWEL (1970-1972) WLAK (1972-1989)
Owner	Clear Channel Communications (AMFM BROADCASTING LICENSES, LLC)
Sister stations	WGCI-FM, WGRB, WKSC-FM, WNUA, WVAZ, WVON
Webcast	Listen Live
Website	http://www.litefm.com

Source :http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WLIT-FM