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WSFL-FM is an FM classic rock radio station located in New Bern, North Carolina that broadcasts to the entire eastern region of North Carolina at 106.5 MHz. It has been around for several decades and is considered a fixture in the local community. ==History== WSFL was one of the first Top 40 FM stations in North Carolina. During the 1980s the format switched to adult contemporary. In December 1986, Caravelle Broadcast Group Inc. completed its purchase of WSFL-FM and Kinston radio stations WISP and WQDW.〔"The Carolinas," ''The Charlotte Observer'', December 10, 1986.〕 In March 1989, after Ayatollah Khomeini issued a fatwā against Salman Rushdie for writing ''The Satanic Verses'', WSFL-FM burned all of its Cat Stevens records.〔"Cat Stevens Albums to Get Hot Treatment," ''The Charlotte Observer'', March 3, 1989.〕 During Operation Desert Storm the market lost so many military-base listeners that WSFL and several other stations went off the air for a while, but WSFL-FM came back with an album rock format. By 1994, WSFL-FM was airing John Boy and Billy.〔Tim Funk, "14th Station Picks Up John Boy and Billy," ''The Charlotte Observer'', August 25, 1994.〕 In 1995, WSFL/1380 became WCOO after J4 Broadcasting bought the station along with WCKO in Norfolk, Virginia and WCKN in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. These stations began using the WCIN "Classic Oldies" format of R&B, jazz and blues.〔Greg Paeth, "WCIN 'Classic Oldies' format expanding into syndication," ''The Cincinnati Post'', June 6, 1995.〕 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「WSFL-FM」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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