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jerrygaule
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Hello to all,
I am back(after being off)and in my prime again(I might do Gaule's Moldie Oldies)again but..I am back with a new radio service(SRN)Syncopated Radio Network-free and available to all..No Contract..
It is not much but I offer Nostalgia,Big Band,Swing,MOR,Non-Rock Hits and Music in General from 1898(yes 1898)to 1970,OTR from 1929-62,CBSRMT,Great Historical Files...but I own the station(AM 1700)Part-15 and I am part of The Omni Media Networks(non-profit)org again..through their stream stations..anyway..
It is just a start(mp3)feed for now,no WMA yet(TBA)..Here is a press release,and other Public Access Channels are interested, I make no money from it but I have fun..
"Are you living in the past?
If so, a new Vancouver-based radio station may be just the thing. AM 1700 delivers a variety of music from 1898 to 1970, including nostalgic, big band and swing music. It also hosts Old Times Radio (from 1929-62) and news, information and education for the visually impaired and disabled. It offers newspaper reading provided by the Oregon and American Councils for the Blind.
On AM 1700, you’ll also hear historical audio, such as presidential speeches, D-Day coverage, USO tours such as Bob Hope’s and more.
The station has about 12,000 Old Time Radio recordings available, originating from 45, 78, 33 and 16 RPM records, and even a few Edison wax and tin-foil recordings.
The low-power station operates in Vancouver’s Salmon Creek-Hazel Dell-Five corners area, For those outside the broadcast area, it can be heard on the Internet at
http://peace.str3am.com:6460/listen.pls MONO Feed
AM 1700 soon will be available as an audio background channel on FVTV-11 on Comcast and available to facilities such as nursing homes. FVTV Public Access Channel will provide AM 1700 audio to over 130,000 homes when no programming is running.
Self-supporting AM 1700 is part of the (503C) Omni Media Networks in Portland. It offers free airtime for non-commercial and non-profit organizations.
Station owner/manager Gerald Gaule operated a small station in Albany until recently moving to Vancouver. He has been in radio for 38 years. He is disabled and does it as a hobby. “I help non-profits build low power stations at no charge and I also do voice tracks for radio stations and commercials,” he says. He transferred his entire audio collection to computer in 2007 and adds more daily.
“I want to offer a unique, local service that is timely, relevant, historical and provides a public service,” he says. “And above all, to provide programming that people enjoy.”
e mail [email protected]
http://members.tripod.com/radio1430/gbr.html (Weblink)
or Scroll Down to Stream #7
http://www.omnimedianetworks.org/listen.htm
or go to:
http://www.shoutcast.com and Search for "AM 1700-FELIDA WASHINGTON"
Take Care all from Jerry please write anytime..
I am back(after being off)and in my prime again(I might do Gaule's Moldie Oldies)again but..I am back with a new radio service(SRN)Syncopated Radio Network-free and available to all..No Contract..
It is not much but I offer Nostalgia,Big Band,Swing,MOR,Non-Rock Hits and Music in General from 1898(yes 1898)to 1970,OTR from 1929-62,CBSRMT,Great Historical Files...but I own the station(AM 1700)Part-15 and I am part of The Omni Media Networks(non-profit)org again..through their stream stations..anyway..
It is just a start(mp3)feed for now,no WMA yet(TBA)..Here is a press release,and other Public Access Channels are interested, I make no money from it but I have fun..
"Are you living in the past?
If so, a new Vancouver-based radio station may be just the thing. AM 1700 delivers a variety of music from 1898 to 1970, including nostalgic, big band and swing music. It also hosts Old Times Radio (from 1929-62) and news, information and education for the visually impaired and disabled. It offers newspaper reading provided by the Oregon and American Councils for the Blind.
On AM 1700, you’ll also hear historical audio, such as presidential speeches, D-Day coverage, USO tours such as Bob Hope’s and more.
The station has about 12,000 Old Time Radio recordings available, originating from 45, 78, 33 and 16 RPM records, and even a few Edison wax and tin-foil recordings.
The low-power station operates in Vancouver’s Salmon Creek-Hazel Dell-Five corners area, For those outside the broadcast area, it can be heard on the Internet at
http://peace.str3am.com:6460/listen.pls MONO Feed
AM 1700 soon will be available as an audio background channel on FVTV-11 on Comcast and available to facilities such as nursing homes. FVTV Public Access Channel will provide AM 1700 audio to over 130,000 homes when no programming is running.
Self-supporting AM 1700 is part of the (503C) Omni Media Networks in Portland. It offers free airtime for non-commercial and non-profit organizations.
Station owner/manager Gerald Gaule operated a small station in Albany until recently moving to Vancouver. He has been in radio for 38 years. He is disabled and does it as a hobby. “I help non-profits build low power stations at no charge and I also do voice tracks for radio stations and commercials,” he says. He transferred his entire audio collection to computer in 2007 and adds more daily.
“I want to offer a unique, local service that is timely, relevant, historical and provides a public service,” he says. “And above all, to provide programming that people enjoy.”
e mail [email protected]
http://members.tripod.com/radio1430/gbr.html (Weblink)
or Scroll Down to Stream #7
http://www.omnimedianetworks.org/listen.htm
or go to:
http://www.shoutcast.com and Search for "AM 1700-FELIDA WASHINGTON"
Take Care all from Jerry please write anytime..
