Some articles on oldies, true oldies channel, channel:
Golden Oldie - History - Decline of Oldies Formats
... In 2000, oldies stations began to notice their demographics were getting older and harder to sell ... A few went for a flavor-of-the-month format called "Jammin' Oldies" ... New York slightly cut back on the pre-1964 oldies and slightly increased the 1970s and 1980s songs early in 2001 ...
... In 2000, oldies stations began to notice their demographics were getting older and harder to sell ... A few went for a flavor-of-the-month format called "Jammin' Oldies" ... New York slightly cut back on the pre-1964 oldies and slightly increased the 1970s and 1980s songs early in 2001 ...
Scott Shannon - True Oldies Channel
... In addition to his New York morning show, Scott can be heard across the country on The True Oldies Channel radio network ... He also has recorded intros for the Sean Hannity radio show ...
... In addition to his New York morning show, Scott can be heard across the country on The True Oldies Channel radio network ... He also has recorded intros for the Sean Hannity radio show ...
WLS-FM - History
... order to establish a separate identity from WLS (AM) and WLS-TV (channel 7) ... in a series of ill-fated format changes that continued up to its most recent switch to oldies in September 2005 ... After long-time oldies station WJMK dropped its 60's/70's oldies format in June 2005 for a variety hits format called "Jack FM", WZZN dropped its ...
... order to establish a separate identity from WLS (AM) and WLS-TV (channel 7) ... in a series of ill-fated format changes that continued up to its most recent switch to oldies in September 2005 ... After long-time oldies station WJMK dropped its 60's/70's oldies format in June 2005 for a variety hits format called "Jack FM", WZZN dropped its ...
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