10at10 Club
Main Discussion Area => In Memoriam, Happy Birthday => Topic started by: RGMike on April 02, 2009, 09:18:19 AM
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The founder/owner/manager of the world's most wonderful oldies station died early this morning. No link (it's a pretty local-to-LawnGuyland story) but they're saluting him all day on the air and the stream is here:
http://www.wlng.com/
Sidney started the station in 1963 and they're still going strong. Unique and one of the last remaining mom-and-pop radio stations.
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The founder/owner/manager of the world's most wonderful oldies station died early this morning. No link (it's a pretty local-to-LawnGuyland story) but they're saluting him all day on the air and the stream is here:
http://www.wlng.com/
Sidney started the station in 1963 and they're still going strong. Unique and one of the last remaining mom-and-pop radio stations.
ironically, just tuned in to hear local funeral announcements!
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The founder/owner/manager of the world's most wonderful oldies station died early this morning. No link (it's a pretty local-to-LawnGuyland story) but they're saluting him all day on the air and the stream is here:
http://www.wlng.com/
Sidney started the station in 1963 and they're still going strong. Unique and one of the last remaining mom-and-pop radio stations.
ironically, just tuned in to hear local funeral announcements!
yes, they do them every day -- the only station I know of that still does stuff like that.
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here's the first on-line story I've found:
http://www.27east.com/story_detail.cfm?id=203422
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The founder/owner/manager of the world's most wonderful oldies station died early this morning. No link (it's a pretty local-to-LawnGuyland story) but they're saluting him all day on the air and the stream is here:
http://www.wlng.com/
Sidney started the station in 1963 and they're still going strong. Unique and one of the last remaining mom-and-pop radio stations.
ironically, just tuned in to hear local funeral announcements!
yes, they do them every day -- the only station I know of that still does stuff like that.
Speaks to their demographic. have you ever heard the obits called "The Irish Sports Page?"
I'm tuning in now. Wow, I feel like it's 1963. Love the Sag Harbor Variety store commercial. the station ID jingle w the cchorus. awesome !