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>>hmmmmmmm....I get the feeling that people here think I >>wouldn't play it because of it's slow tempo. > Actually, that is true. I did think that. Thanks >for clarifying. The PD of my local station played it >during the lunchtime 80s hour as a "vault" selection >and one guy called in and said that he'd rather hear >the emergency broadcast system alert! I emailed the >PD and commended him for playing it eventhough he made >the comment that he "loathed" the song back then. I >will tell you that I did also, but now, I don't mind >hearing it now and then, but that goes for all of >those old songs: slow and fast, country and jazz. If >it's from the 80s and doesn't get a lot of airplay, I >love to hear it. > >>my way of thinking is to keep your core known 80's >>hits that always do well with an audience anywhere. >>two examples of this I can think of off the top of my >>head would be 'girls just wanna have fun" and >>"footloose" (can you imagine an 80's weekend without >>em?) and mix in some lost/lesser known songs like >>charlene. it keeps the mix fresh, and you can feature >>it as a "lost hit". but hey, that's just my .02 > > I agree.

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