Oldies radio stations?

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silenthunterstudios

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There used to be two local radio stations that played nothing but oldies. Mid 50's to late 60's for one, and 60's and 70's for the other. With the volatile radio market these days, glut of oldies cd's, and iPods etc, this may seem to be a redundant request. The one Baltimore oldies station went under, and the other station, a small station out of Red Lion, PA, expanded their playlist, and rarely plays oldies. You can't have summer without oldies music. Whether motown, British invasion, Beatles etc, you need the oldies. I used to hate the Beach Boys, but now I miss hearing them on the radio.

BTW, I'm 30. I just remember summers long ago, working in my fathers shop with the oldies station on, driving down the ocean with the oldies station on, parties with the oldies station on.

If you have best of cd suggestions, lemme have it. Looking for radio stations on FM and AM in the Baltimore/Harrisburg metro corridor. If I can hear it on the Mason Dixon line between B-more and Harrisburg, mention it. I don't have satellite radio. Thanks
 
WCBS 101.1 in NY.
 
n_hall said:
how about streaming stations? of course you'll need a computer to listen to them. http://www.947trueoldies.com/
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Hey! That's Double-yeew-elllll-esss! WLS Chicago! World's Largest Store, Sears Roebuck & Co.'s station started back in 1923-24! Kool! They were the one AM power station I could pick up late at night on my radio growing up on the farm in Arkansas. :thumbup:
 
nice. i'm only 20 but i've been listening to dick diondi for my entire life. i grew up listening to the oldies, great music. i know wls has many broadcast stations across the us, you might even have one near you.
 
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