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WRXS 106.9

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JoeLouis

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Just found this station cruising my Grace Internet Mondo, and it's a "true" 50s and 60s station, playing the tunes that so called oldies stations never play anymore, Hello Milwaukee!
 
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WRXS is one of my favs!!
Another is WLNG-FM (92.1) in Sag Harbor, NY....
"Big Tom" on the overnight shift really throws on some "Forgotten" wax!!!:)
Quite a bit of Country-crossover stuff (Tom's Dad worked at a country station, and helped spark his interest).....
One of the neat things about 'LNG......they use "average Joe" listeners to do their TOH legal IDs....
Gotta love it....!!:)
 
Oldie919 said:
WRXS is one of my favs!!
Another is WLNG-FM (92.1) in Sag Harbor, NY....
"Big Tom" on the overnight shift really throws on some "Forgotten" wax!!!:)
Quite a bit of Country-crossover stuff (Tom's Dad worked at a country station, and helped spark his interest).....
One of the neat things about 'LNG......they use "average Joe" listeners to do their TOH legal IDs....
Gotta love it....!!:)
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I live across the sound from Suffolk County and know WLNG well, they still have a good playlist but started moving away from 50s and 60s toward more 80s and 90s, they still have the "jingles" when Paul Sydney passed they started "modernizing" for one thing he never wanted to go "Stereo" he figured since most of the music were mono 45s they would sound better in fringe areas without that "hiss" that you would hear in those days on a weak stereo FM. Not familiar with Big Tom but I'll look for it.
 
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