[DougB]

If you are into listening to great oldies music, check out Ohio University Radio from seven to eight on Tuesday nights.

It is acrn.com

[Dr Winston O Boogie jr]

What's a "new oldie"? Is that like a song that wasn't an oldie last week, but this week it's old enough to be considered and oldie?

[graciegirl]

It is a radio show originating from Ohio University and the young DJ plays songs from the 60's, 70's and 80's and talks about the music. Tonight he related music from Electric Light Orchestra to the Beatles sound and told about the difference then in layering music and other forms of music production from that era..

It is only on from seven to eight on Tuesday night and you can hear it on your computer by logging into

acrn.com Lobster Rock

[Dr Winston O Boogie jr]

And then how long does a new oldie have to be around before it becomes an old oldie or at least a regular oldie?

I don't think that a radio station would have a lot of material to play if they only play new oldies.

I wonder how many songs become new oldies every week?

[graciegirl]

Originally Posted by Dr Winston O Boogie jr

And then how long does a new oldie have to be around before it becomes an old oldie or at least a regular oldie?

I don't think that a radio station would have a lot of material to play if they only play new oldies.

I wonder how many songs become new oldies every week?

Please read my post above. They are OLDIES from the sixties, seventies and some fifties.

He knows his music.

[gatherer47]

there are hundreds of internet radio stations that play "oldies"-I'll check this one out

[getdul981]

Gracie, I do believe the good Dr. is pulling your leg.

[Diveda]

94.0 am plays the coolest stuff. Reminds me of high school