to Dawn Muggleton on 19 April 2006, however - who correctly identified the 'Smooth Secret Song' (Diana Ross' My Old Piano), winning £118,454 at the end of a contest that had run for several months, which was, at that time, the biggest cash prize awarded on UK radio since 1999. The station also held exclusive live commentary rights for Chelsea FC soccer matches in London for the 2005/06 and 2006/07 seasons. Commentary was provided by Gary Taphouse and Kerry Dixon. The station's jingle package was produced by Bespoke and voiced by Mitch Johnson. Presenters 102.2 Smooth FM's presenters included: Mike Allen Dave Brown Campbell Burnap Jim Colvin Jenni Costello Kevin Greening Rosie Kendrick Dave Koz Ramsey Lewis Gavin McCoy Howard Pearce Russell Pockett David Prever Jon Scragg Mark Walker Sarah Ward Nigel Williams Paul Wisdom Gareth Trower Specialist Shows Broadcast on 102.2 Smooth FM Motown Sunday: Four hours of Motown classics, initially hosted by programme director Mark Walker and later by Dave Brown. Legends of Jazz with Ramsey Lewis: A show which featured classic jazz recordings from major and influential jazz artists. Mainstem with Campbell Burnap: A two-hour programme which included many forms of jazz from classic to Latin as well as a mix of jazz from the younger players of the day. Peter Young: Three hours of funk, soul and jazz music. Smooth Selection: A selection of mellow jazz through the evening, first presented by Sarah Ward, later by Mark Walker and finally by Dave Brown. Smooth Edge: Four hours of soul music on in the early hours of Saturday and Sunday morning. The Dave Koz Radio Show: The jazz saxophonist presented a two-hour syndicated radio show on Sunday nights featuring the latest tracks in the world of smooth jazz, alongside interviews with well-known smooth jazz artists. The Late Lounge with Rosie Kendrick: A two-hour show featuring chillout grooves and jazz. The Saturday Night Experience: Broadcast on Saturday evenings from 9 pm and presented by Mike Chadwick, the show specialised in music with a distinct cutting edge. Rebrand On 20 October 2006, GMG Radio announced that it was requesting a change of format for Smooth FM from Ofcom, moving the station away from its daytime soul and R&B remit, instead offering easy listening music and speech for the over 50s and an improved local news service. Ofcom approved the changes on 8 December 2006, with the condition that GMG