KJAQ

KJAQ

Infobox Radio station
name = KJAQ


city = Seattle, Washington
area = Seattle metropolitan area
branding = "96.5 Jack FM"
slogan = "Playing What We Want"
airdate = 1959
frequency = 96.5 MHz HD Radio
format = Adult Hits
erp = 49,000 watts
haat = 696 meters
class = C
facility_id = 1091
callsign_meaning = Play-on letters for Jack
former_callsigns = KLSN
KYAC
KYYX
KKMI
KQKT
KXRX
KYCW
KYPT
KRQI
owner = CBS Radio
webcast = [http://player.play.it/player/player.html?id=396&onestat=kjaq2 Listen Live]
website = [http://www.965jackfm.com www.965jackfm.com]
affiliations = |

KJAQ (96.5 FM) is a commercial radio station located in Seattle, Washington. KJAQ airs an adult hits music format branded as "Jack FM".

History

The 96.5 frequency has a rich history in Seattle: In the 1960s it was known as KLSN, an instrumental music station broadcasting from the University Village shopping center. From the early 1970s (employing the quadraphonic sound for a short time) until 1977 it played R&B as KYAC. In 1977 the call letters switched to KYYX and they were Top-40 until late 1982 when the station flipped to New Wave. In 1984 the call letters and format changed yet again, this time to soft AC (Adult Contemporary) as KKMI. Early in 1987, 96.5 turned into KXRX, a personality-driven album rock station (Robin & Maynard mornings, Larry Snyder mid-days, Crow & West afternoon drive, Beau Roberts evenings, and Scott Vanderpool overnight). This lasted until 1994 when the format went Country. In 1999 the station changed its format into an 1980s-driven one, known as "The Point 96.5". The call letters became KYPT as well. In 2003, it flipped to Classic Alternative KRQI K-Rock 96.5 after playing the last song, "Burning Down the House" by Talking Heads. K-Rock never made it in the ratings, so it flipped to Adult Hits Jack FM in 2005, after playing K-Rock's last song, which was "Black" by Pearl Jam. As Jack Seattle the format is unusual in that it has no DJ personalities on-air.

External links

* [http://www.965jackfm.com/ KJAQ official website]
*FMQ|KJAQ
*FML|KJAQ
*FMARB|KJAQ


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