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Date Posted: Monday, March 12, 03:11:42pm
Author: Bruce Slutsky
Subject: Re: Best Way to Program an Oldies Station
In reply to: Larry 's message, "Re: Best Way to Program an Oldies Station" on Monday, March 12, 10:20:33am

A station with a tight playlist is programmed to appeal to the casual listener. The management thinks that if a listener hears a totally unfamiliar song, he/she will tune out. There are some people who will never tire of their favorite oldie. Sometime in the early nmonths of 2005 I turned on WCBS-FM three times in a row and heard Mony Mony by Tommy James and the Shondells. That is not for me. I would rather hear a rarity than a burnout.

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