That’s a wrap for WTTS A to Z presented by Owlslee CBD. We hope you’ve enjoyed your alphabetic journey through the WTTS library!
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WTTS A to Z is supported by the Indianapolis Art Center, Indianapolis Home Show, Puccini’s Pizza and Pasta and Jack Daniel’s.
CLICK HERE to view the official WTTS A to Z 2022 playlist
What a great journey we had! WTTS A to Z took us through the WTTS library alphabetically by song title. We started with Barenaked Ladies “A” and ended with U2 “Zooropa”. We hope you were able to listen to every song. If not, you can still access the WTTS A to Z playlist on the Playlist Center on the homepage
WTTS A to Z is supported by the YMCA of Greater Indianapolis, 4 Paws Lodge, Crosswinds Counseling, and Hendricks Regional Health.
WOW! That was fun. We just finished playing thousands of songs from our music library, all in alphabetical order.
Were you listening during the first song? The last? Who was the band with the most songs? What letter had the most songs? To find out the answers to these questions and more view and download the 2020 WTTS A to Z playlist HERE.
WTTS A To Z serves as a great reminder of the songs that haven’t been on the radio in ages. As we listened along, we took notes and have fine-tuned our playlist. We hope you’ll hear even more variety on WTTS.
WTTS A To Z was presented by Dreyer & Reinbold…”Five brands, one passion for driving” and supported by The Indianapolis Home Show, Hourglass Figure Coolscultping, Otterbein Senior Life of Franklin, and Bread & Butter Wines.
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WTTS A to Z 2020 is officially underway! The tradition continues as we take a journey through the WTTS library, playing the best of WTTS alphabetically. Listen at 92.3 fm, online at wttsfm.com,or download the free WTTS mobile app in the Apple Store or Google Play. Be sure to follow us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram WTTS A to Z is presented by Dreyer and Reinbold, five brands, one passion for driving.
A few notes about how we alphabetize the music:
-Articles “the” and “a” are ignored
-Numbers are spelled out (“1979” is “Nineteen Seventy Nine,” for instance. “Back 2 Good” becomes “Back To Good.”)
-Acronyms are ignored (ie: “FM” will tall in the middle of the letter “F,” instead of leading it off.)
-Cover songs? We ignore the spelling of the artist and put the original first, followed by the cover.
-Different songs with the same title? We alphabetize based on the band or artist’s name.
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Now, that was fun. We just wrapped up our annual display of thousands of songs from our music library, all in alphabetical order
How well did you do on the A to Z Playlist Poll? Answers are posted below!
What band will have the first song of WTTS A to Z?
Barenaked Ladies – “A”
What artist has the most songs in WTTS A to Z?
The Beatles (83 songs)
Which letter will have the most songs in WTTS A to Z?
S (247)
Which word will start the most titles in WTTS A to Z?
All (23)
Which artist will have the last song of WTTS A to Z?
U2 – “Zooropa”
Click here to see the complete WTTS A to Z playlist (it’s a larger file, so you may want to right-click and “save as” to download the list).
WTTS A To Z was presented by Dreyer & Reinbold…”Five brands, one passion for driving,” and supported by Live Nation, Laughing Matters,Puccini’s, and The Indianapolis Home Show.
Thanks for listening to WTTS A To Z!
Did you take the WTTS A To Z Playlist Poll? The answers are finally revealed below:
Which band/artist sang the first song in the alphabet?
Barenaked Ladies
Which band/artist sang the last song in the alphabet?
The Cranberries (yes, we went out of the normal order where U2 would have had the final song with “Zooropa”, to pay tribute to the late Dolores O’Riordan)
Who was the most-played band/artist?
The Beatles
What letter had the most songs?
‘S’
Which word started the most song titles in our alphabet?
“All”
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Right now, you’re hearing the best of ‘TTS, all in alphabetical order! From classic rock and deep album cuts to alternative and new music, it’s WTTS A To Z, presented by Dreyer & Reinbold … Five brands, one passion for driving.
Thanks to positive 92-3 VIP feedback, we’ll play WTTS A To Z later each day, so once you’re home, turn on 92-3 WTTS to keep listening to our musical journey.
WTTS A To Z is also supported by: Camptown, You Move Me, Laughing Matters and The Indianapolis Home Show.
A few notes about how we alphabetize the music:
-Articles “the” and “a” are ignored
-Numbers are spelled out (“1979” is “Nineteen Seventy Nine,” for instance. “Back 2 Good” becomes “Back To Good.”)
-Acronyms are ignored (ie: “FM” will tall in the middle of the letter “F,” instead of leading it off.)
-Cover songs? We ignore the spelling of the artist and put the original first, followed by the cover.
-Different songs with the same title? We alphabetize based on the band or artist’s name.
Thanks for listening to WTTS A To Z! Click here to see the entire playlist in alphabetical order.
Also, if you took the A to Z poll the answers are revealed below:
Which band/artist sang the first song in the alphabet?
Barenaked Ladies
Which band/artist sang the last song in the alphabet?
The Cranberries (yes, we went out of the normal order where U2 would have had the final song with “Zooropa”, to pay tribute to the late Dolores O’Riordan)
Who was the most-played band/artist?
The Beatles
What letter had the most songs?
‘S’
Which word started the most song titles in our alphabet?
“All”
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From classic rock and deep album cuts to alternative and new music WTTS A To Z is presented by Dreyer & Reinbold … Five brands, one passion for driving.
WTTS A To Z is also supported by: Camptown, You Move Me, Laughing Matters and The Indianapolis Home Show.
A few notes about how we alphabetize the music:
-Articles “the” and “a” are ignored
-Numbers are spelled out (“1979” is “Nineteen Seventy Nine,” for instance. “Back 2 Good” becomes “Back To Good.”)
-Acronyms are ignored (ie: “FM” will tall in the middle of the letter “F,” instead of leading it off.)
-Cover songs? We ignore the spelling of the artist and put the original first, followed by the cover.
-Different songs with the same title? We alphabetize based on the band or artist’s name.
