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Date Posted: Friday, February 17, 11:38:15pm
Author: Frank De Rosa
Subject: Re: The Problem with Oldies on Sirius
In reply to: Gus Katsoris 's message, "Re: The Problem with Oldies on Sirius" on Friday, February 17, 09:38:01pm

I think Sirius has a great approach to oldies. Gold covers the first decade (1954-63), while 60s Vibrations basically picks it up from Beatlemania and Motown forward to about 1971. Doo Wop and The Beatles do not live on the same channel, and I enjoy that. FM radio would've never given each decade their own station.

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