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charles123

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KLUV has been mixing in the classic rock to their playlist. They just played "Radar Love" by Golden Earring, something I thought they would never play.


The way I see it, they've been getting a lot better with their music. Any thoughts?
 
charles123 said:
KLUV has been mixing in the classic rock to their playlist. They just played "Radar Love" by Golden Earring, something I thought they would never play.

The way I see it, they've been getting a lot better with their music. Any thoughts?
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It certainly seems appropriate to their seventies focus -- when I listened to Top 40 radio in the late seventies, I really did hear quite a bit of rock mixed in, including some "album hits". Hearing "Stairway to Heaven" on Top 40 of that era was hardly rare.
 
TexasTom said:
charles123 said:
KLUV has been mixing in the classic rock to their playlist. They just played "Radar Love" by Golden Earring, something I thought they would never play.

The way I see it, they've been getting a lot better with their music. Any thoughts?
Click to expand...

It certainly seems appropriate to their seventies focus -- when I listened to Top 40 radio in the late seventies, I really did hear quite a bit of rock mixed in, including some "album hits". Hearing "Stairway to Heaven" on Top 40 of that era was hardly rare.
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Back in the seventies we pretty much had it all going on Top 40... R&B, Rock... Even Roger Whittaker's "Last Farewell". A great mix along with DJ's that actually could entertain... not just read liner cards.
 
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