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- I really like this current song, maroon five with lisa from the group blackpink, priceless, 2025
- the 1st of 3 for matt, gallery, nice to be with you, 1972, the 50th biggest song of that year
- the 2nd of 3 for matt, barry manilow, it's a miracle, 1975, the 123rd biggest song of that year
- the last of 3 for matt, lynyrd skynyrd, free bird, 1975, the 158th biggest song of that year
- the eighth day, building with a steeple, 1968, a song that only made it in england
- on a different versions weekend, the tradewinds, mind excursion, 1966, the 397th biggest song of that year
- concluding our different versions weekend with, wayne fontana, mind excursion, 1968
- white plains, I've got you on my mind, 1970, the song only made it in england
- arch of triumph, sunshine and you, 1969, the song only made it in england
- dobie gray, look at me, 1963, the 562nd biggest song of that year
- boz scaggs, hollywood, 1978, the 278th biggest song of that year
- paul williams, inspiration, 1973
- the 1st of 3 for matt, tiffany, I saw him standing there, 1988, the 92nd biggest song of that year
- the 2nd of 3 for matt, jane wiedlin, rush hour, 1988, the 103rd biggest song of that year
- the last of 3 for matt, pat benatar, all fired up, 1988, the 148th biggest song of that year
- shelby flint, joy in the morning, 1965
- the 1st of 2 for gayle, the eagles, 7 bridges road (live), 1980, and happy birthday to my neighbor suria who is 35 today
- the last of 2 for gayle, simon and garfunkel, why don't you write me, 1970, from the bridge over troubled water album
- fever tree, unlock my door, 1968
- the 1st of 3 for matt, the fifth dimension, if I could reach you, august, 1972, the 98th biggest song of that year
- the 2nd of 3 for matt, the cornelius brothers and sister rose, don't ever be lonely, 1972, the 168th biggest song of that year
- the last week in august, and the last of 3 for matt, neil sedaka, that's when the music takes me, 1975, the 199th biggest song of that year
- the 1st of 3 for gayle, carl perkins, honey don't, 1956, the other side of blue swade shoes
- the 2nd of 2 for gayle, bob dylan, she belongs to me, 1965
- the last of 3 for gayle, uriah heep, easy living, 1972, the 239th biggest song of that year
- the bakersfield poppy pickers, happy lovin time, (1967)
- boy meets girl, oh girl, 1985, the 217th biggest song of that year
- boy meets girl, waiting for a star to fall, 1988, the 68th biggest song of that year
- herb alpert and the tijuana brass, the work song, 1966, for labor day, the 175th biggest song of that year
- mesa, sailing ships, christmas, 1977, the 279th biggest song of that year
- the 1st of 3 for matt, eric burdon and war, spill the wine, (long), the 40th biggest song of that year
- the 2nd of 3 for matt, chicago, 25 or 6 to 4, summer, 1970, the 51st biggest song of that year
- the last of 3 for matt, the five stairsteps, o o h child, 1970, the 72nd biggest song of that year
- the 1st of 3 for gayle, cashman and west, formerly known as the bucannon brothers in 1969, american city suite, 1972, the 190th biggest song of that year
- the 2nd of 3 for gayle, the beatles, I want you, she's so heavy, 1969, from the abby road album
- the last of 3 for gayle, johnny mathis, when sunny gets blue, 1956
- friends of the family, can't go home, 1968
- jimmy jones and the sparks of rhythm, handy man, 1956, jimmy jones re-did this song in 1960 and made a big hit out of it, and happy birthday to terry hulbert who is 70 today
- martin noakes, 911 building 7, 2006, for september 11th, so we won't forget what happened, and that one day, the truth will come out, and those behind the events of that Tuesday in 2001 will have no place to hide
- gary lewis and the playboys, save your heart for me, the summer, 1965, the 33rd biggest song of that year
- the 2nd of 3 for matt, aretha franklin, chain of fools, january, 1968, with joe south on guitar, the 22nd biggest song of that year
- the last of 3 for matt, richard harris, macarthur park, april 1968, the 29th biggest song of that year, and one saturday in 1969, my sister had this song playing in the bathroom, but she thought it was khj, but when the song ended, and she heard spanish, as the station was xegm in tijuana instead of 93, where khj was, but she didn't recognize the slow turn tables or the inferior quality of the station
- the 1st of 3 for gayle, frank sinatra, the lady is a tramp, 1957, from the album pal joey
- the 2nd of 3 for gayle, the clash, london calling, 1979, and happy mexican independence day to everybody
- the last of 3 for gayle, tina turner, we don't need another hero, 1985, the 36th biggest song of that year
- valerie simpson, silly, wasn't I, 1973, the 344th biggest song of that year, and maroon5 and lil wayne have a new song called love is like, that samples this valerie simpson record
- usher and alecia keys, my boo, 2004, the 4th biggest song of that year
- the rainy daze, that acapulco gold, 1967, the 496th biggest song of that year
- barbara mason, sad sad girl, summer, 1965, the 243rd biggest song of that year
- april young, gonna make him my baby, 1963
- the aquatones, you, 1958, the 171st biggest song of that year
- the last week in september, the aquatones, crazy for you, 1961
- the guess who, don't you want me, 1974, from the road food album, with burton commings playing the piano and singing on this one
- the 1st of 3 for matt, the grateful dead, touch of grey, 1987, the 103rd biggest song of that year
- the 2nd of 3 for matt, R.E.M. the one I love, 1987, the 106th biggest song of that year
- the last of 3 for matt, the bee gees, one, 1989, the 95th biggest song of that year
- the real thing, you to me are everything, 1976, the 334th biggest song of that year
- the faragher brothers, it's allright, 1976, the old impressions song from 1963
- johnny bristol, do it to my mind, 1977, the 234th biggest song of that year
- the moody blues, I don't mind, 1966, from the album the magnificent moodies
- johnny mathis, simple, 1984, the 384th biggest song of that year
- on a 1984 weekend, kc and the sunshine band, give it up, 1984, the 127th biggest song of that year
- we conclude our 1984 weekend with boy george and culture club, it's a miracle, 1984, the 100th biggest song of that year
- the 1st of 3 for gayle, the moody blues, it ain't necessarily so, 1966, from the magnificent moodies album
- the 2nd of 3 for gayle, the moody blues, stop, 1966, from the magnificent moodies album, and happy birthday to lee dickie
- the last of 3 for gayle, the pointer sisters, jump (for my love), 1984, the 32nd biggest song of that year, and as a reminder, next Tuesday the 14th, windows 10 will not be supported
- the olympics, baby, do the philly dog, 1966, the 474th biggest song of that year
- the 1st of 4 for matt, hi five, she's playing hard to get, 1992, the 38th biggest song of that year
- the 2nd of 4 for matt, gabrielle, 1994, the 106th biggest song of that year
- the 3rd of 4 for matt, shawn colvin, sunny came home, 1997, the 40th biggest song of that year
- the last of 4 for matt, paula cole, I don't want to wait, 1998, the 64th biggest song of that year
- the 1st of 4 for gayle, pat benatar, hell is for children, 1980, from the crimes of passion album, and happy birthday to curtis who is 76 today
- the 2nd of 4 for gayle, cat stevens, where do the children play, 1970, the first track on the tea for the tillerman album
- the 3rd of 4 for gayle, sammy davis junior, don't blame it on the children, 1967, the 298th biggest song of that year, he passed away at age 64 in 1990
- the last of 4 for gayle, the carpenters, bless the beast and the children, christmas 1971, the 394th biggest song of 1972
- on a musical homonyms weekend which are two different songs with the same title, teena marie, lover girl, 1985, the 55th biggest song of that year
- concluding our musical homonyms weekend with, laufey, lover girl, 2025, when you hear this song, it will sound like something you might have heard on a middle of the road station in 1960, and laufey is from iceland
- puff, looking in my window, 1969, a noncharter that only made it in england
- frederick knight, I've been lonely (for so long), 1972, the 188th biggest song of that year, and john hardy, a black dj on k y a in sf would play this song often at the beginning of his show from ten till two in the morning, and happy birthday to bumblebee
- lamont dozier, why can't we be lovers, summer, 1972
- jackie wilson, whispers (gettin' louder), 1966, the 125th biggest song of that year
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Hello, this is Marty Rimpau, the blind web master for the web site mrimpau.com, welcoming you to the page entitled your daily oldie.
Well, the reason why you're here is to hear or download an oldie, right? Well, I love oldies, especially obscure oldies, so I try to feature the lesser known oldies that got played that consultants in white suits forgot about, or, think that people only like 300 of the most common oldies.
Due to increasing spam, I have taken all the email links down from this site, so you'll need to get my email list by word of mouth.
an old list has a new location, that was formerly owned by sam ward, but is now under new ownership, and it is the new audio our place list, where music and blindness issues are discussed, so, you may
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A station I could pick up in late 1966 when k o f y in San Mateo would go off the air was from mexicali, and the call sign is still x e d. When our family took a trip up to bigbear in the summer of 1967, if you listened carefully, under k t o t at 1050, when there was talking, you could faintly hear interference from x e d, and I thought that was interesting. so if you want to hear la grand d from mexicali, you may
listen to x e d here
I had a nobility radio in the fall of 1966, and at the school for the blind, I heard a station that I thought started with an r, but the initials were for a network, raudio cadena national, and in 1943, the station at 1470 signed with the call sign, x e a u, but in 1967, they changed call signs to x e b b c, and when chuck johnson was on that station in 1976, he called it the black broadcasting company. Now, x e r c n, is doing the same things as x e d in mexicali so if you want to hear rasa 1470 from tijuana, you may
listen to x e r c n here
There's a station in New Jersey with an excellent variety of oldies called w o l d lp, where you can hear the arnold almanac every morning at 9-30, and every afternoon at 4-30 east coast time, in addition to the excellent variety of oldies, so you may
listen to w o l d lp here
There's a station in porterville california at 1450 that now has an fm at 101.3, and the call sign is k t i p which use to be spanish, but now, they are rhythmic oldies, and they're calling themselves jammin 101.3, so if you want to listen to k t i p you may
listen to jammin 101.3 Here
Here is a station from mexico city, the capital of mexico that plays many of the things that rasa 1470 in tijuana plays, but their automation is quicker, so the songs run nicely together without a pause. I don't know the call letters of the station, but they call themselves radio 620, so if you want to listen to radio 620, you may
listen to radio 620 here
There's a good station in thousand oaks California, and you may
listen to kdsk with windows media player.
There's a station called smokin oldies, so if you wish to hear the stream with windows media player, just
press enter, or click here, which will take you to the smokin oldies site, then search for the link that says listen free, then press enter, or click, and windows media player will come up with the stream.
I just found out about a new oldies station called ultimate oldies, so if you want to listen to the stream, just
go to the ultimate oldies radio site from this link, and once the page has loaded, there will be a link that says listen live which will bring up your default mp3 player.
Here's a site spot lighting the oldies of Pitsburgh Pensylvania, so go to
the Pitsburgh oldies site.
I just found out about a new station called tune dex memories which plays a wide variety of oldies, so if you want to listen, just
press enter, or click here to go to the tune dex memories site, and then look for the instructions on how to listen.
I just found out about another doo-wop station called nite train productions, so if you want to hear some good doo-wop, and other oldies, you may
go to the nite train productions site, and the instructions for listening are near the top of the page
I just heard about this oldies station called the legend, so you may
listen to the legend with winamp here
all I know about this station is that it is called oldies 1610, so if you wish to listen, you may
press enter, or click here to go to the oldies 1610 site, and look for the click here to listen now link
In 2006, the station at 940 on A.M. in Mexicali, baja California changed to oldies, and acquired the old call sign of a station at 800 on the A.M. dial from tijuana, baja California with the call letters, x e m m m, and that station at 940 calls itself 940 oldies, and has titled programs such as juke box, and decadas, meaning decades, and they announce in Spanish, and play spanish commercials, but play our oldies we grew up with, so if you wish, you may
listen to 940 oldies here
I just found out about a station called w i c s, which plays songs from the 70's, 80's and 90's, so if you wish, you may
listen to w i c s with winamp here
Humble Harve was a legendary disk jocky on k b l a in burbank, khj in Los Angeles, and k r l a in Pasadena, all in southern California, though there were other stations in the eighties he worked at like k u t e in Glendale California, but now, he is doing programming on k r t h's hd2 station, called the h d diner, and to listen,
press enter, or click here to go to the h d diner site, and the listen link is the first link on the page
Rick and Deb Lewis, both had shows on another radio station, but they've left that station, and are starting a new radio station called ride radio, and Rick's oldies and more program and Deb's country and Christian shows, as well as Rick's oldies shows will be featured there, so,
listen to the ride with winamp
Rich brother robbin was on kcbq in San Diego in the early seventies, and he has an oldies station, but they identified themselves as k a k c, but the site is called richbro radio, so
listen to richbro radio here
w f i l was a legendary top 40 station in Philadelphia, and now they're playing oldies on the internet, so
listen to 56 w f i l with winamp here
decade radio is a station out of Virginia, and they play an excellent variety of oldies, but you'll need flash player to hear the station, so once you have that
go to decade radio here, and find the link that says, click here to listen with flash player
top shelf oldies is an oldies station that plays obscure oldies, and not many of the hits, so
listen to top shelf oldies here
oldies plus is a station playing oldies mainly from the eighties, so
go to the oldies plus site, and find the listen live chat link to here the station
There's a new station recently discovered called phillie gold radio, so you may
listen to phillie gold radio with winamp here
Growing up, partially, in the San Francisco bay area, there was a legendary top 40 station called K Y A, and many legendary disk jockies in bay area radio worked there, so if you want to listen to the station, you may
listen to k y a here
In the sixties, and all the way in to the early eighties, there was a legendary station out of San Bernardino California at 590 on the dial, called k f x m, and now, they're a low power fm station playing oldies at 96.7 from Lancaster California, so,
listen to k f x m here
I was just told about a stream featuring bnothing ut michael jackson music all the time, so,
listen to the jacksons stream here
Here is an old time radio resource, it is
the old time radio catalog site
need some love songs that are of the common soft rock variety? Then go here
Well, there's a few hours of streaming oldies, and, if any of the links are broken please contact me by word of mouth, as I have taken all the email links off the site due to increasing spam.
Thanks for reading the page, and enjoy the oldies.