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  1. buck owens, under your spell again, 1959
  2. kitty wells and red foley, happiness means you, 1967
  3. joni james, little things mean a lot, 1960
  4. the hamilton sisters, lonely cabin, 1956
  5. toby keith (with willy nelson), beer for my horses, 2002
  6. the guess who, glamour boy, 1973
  7. mojo nixon, elvis is everywhere, 1987
  8. freddie scott, where does love go, 1964
  9. joni james, I still get jealous, 1959
  10. salt water taffy, finders keepers, 1968
  11. garnet mimms, a quiet place, 1964
  12. marvin gaye, you're a wonderful one, 1964
  13. the four tops, (it's the way) nature planned it, 1972
  14. the four tops, one chain don't make no prison, 1974
  15. the new christie minstrals, green green, 1963
  16. ray jimenez, leave her alone, 1967
  17. jo armstead, a stone good lover, 1968
  18. jack ross, happy jose, (ching ching), 1962
  19. the romeos, gone, gone, get away, 1957
  20. the romeos, the tiger's wide awake, 1962
  21. the romeos, precious memories, 1967
  22. sagittarius, the truth is not real, 1968
  23. vanity fare, you made me love you, the other side of early in the morning, 1969
  24. hamilton joe frank and reynolds, everyday without you, 1976
  25. r. dean taylor, indiana wants me, 1970
  26. the honey cone, stick-up, 1971
  27. the hillside singers, I'd like to teach the world to sing, 1972
  28. hamilton joe frank and dennison, don't fight the hands (that need you), 1976
  29. carly simon, why, 1982
  30. the strawberry alarm clock, sit with the guru, 1968
  31. charles wright and the watts 103rd street rhythm band, do your thing, 1969
  32. charles wright and the 103rd street rhythm band, love land, 1970
  33. the new kids on the block, tonight, 1990
  34. the artistics, patty cake, 1965
  35. tavares, don't take away the music, 1976
  36. norman fox and the rob roys, tell me why, 1957
  37. norman fox and the rob roys, pizza pie, 1959
  38. lesley gore, all of my life, 1965
  39. the edgar winter group, free ride, 1973
  40. tavares, free ride, 1976
  41. steve lawrence, yet I know, 1964
  42. the intruders, this is my love song, 1970
  43. the classics four with dennis yost, traces, 1969
  44. cheech and chong, sister mary elephant, 1974
  45. steve lawrence, the lady wants to twist, 1961
  46. eric carmen, never gonna fall in love again, 1976
  47. eric carmen, change of heart, 1978
  48. dennis yost and the classics IV, free, 1969, from the traces album
  49. the doobie brothers, south of the border, 1989, from the cycles album
  50. the pointer sisters, neutron dance, 1985
  51. cinderella, please don't wake me, 1964
  52. tippie and the clovers, bossa nova, (my heart said), 1962
  53. taj mahal, corinna, 1969
  54. blue mink, our world, 1970
  55. dolly parton, you're the only one, 1979
  56. pitbull and dolly parton, powerful women, 2024
  57. james, our world, 2024
  58. beatin' path, the original nothing people, 1967
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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 subscribe to the audio our place list 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.