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Date Posted: Tuesday, April 25, 02:17:52pm
Author: Carlo
Subject: Re: Boomer Nation
In reply to: Alan Berman 's message, "Re: Boomer Nation" on Monday, April 24, 12:28:45pm

Thanks for the response. What I don't understand is WHY doesn't such a thing exist? It's the music of the largest single segment of the population - and I believe the segment with the most disposable income.

And I think an oldies station would be good on AM. I once heard somebody (I think it might have been Dave Clark from the Dave Clark 5) say that when they mixed the old records, they mixed them specifically for the trebly sound of AM radio. 50s and 60s music sound good on AM.

Does anybody listen to Disney? Even kids?

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