Do you think you guys could tell the person programing the Sixties On Six that Peter, Paul, and Mary had more than one hit record in the sixties? If I hear "Leaving On A Jet Plane" one more time I'm going to throw my radio right through my window! Enough Already!
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Message to Mel and the rest!
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Since '50's on 5 leans into the early '60's you might hear PP&M there. I noticed 60's on 6 tends to lean on the last couple of years in the decade.
The sixties on six is actually improving. I heard "Bang Shang A Lang" by The Archies, "Oh Me, Oh My" by Lulu and "Alice Long" by Tommy Boyce & Bobby Hart. Songs that have not been played on there for a few years now. However I agree that PPM need more representation. They had many hits including Too Much of Nothing, Puff The Magic Dragon, Day Is Done (may favorite PPM song), I Dig Rock & Roll Music, and For Lovin' Me. I wish I could program 60's on 6. There would be about a 10,000 song playlist with nothing repeated within 24 hours.
When I get tired of '60's on 6 there is "50's on 5, '70's on 7, Watercolors, The Bridge, Love, Old Radio Shows, CNN, Escape, BBC1 and others. A lot more to choose from compared to the sameness of local radio. I enjoy having XM in the car and I find more people who have it and enjoy it every day.
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