[BC] The future of broadcasting...

[Jeff Johnson]

Broadcast on the now defunct X-Star Radio Network was Dr. Jim King's "Music 
Shelf" program. Doc focused on post-swing/pre-rock-n-roll music such as 
Patti Page, Perry Como, Gogie Grant, et. al. I heard songs I had not heard 
in 40-50 years. It was wonderful. Like anything else, it could become 
tedious as a constantly repeated format.

WGRR here in Cincinnati has one of those really, really tired worn-out 
too-narrow oldies formats. That, in addition to the grotesque over 
processing, shooed me off.

Jeff.Johnson at goodnews.net,CSRE
RFPROOF.COM

>When I look through my Billboards' "Top-40s hits" book I see page after page
>of songs- many that were big hits- that I have not heard in over thirty
>years because these so-called oldies stations only play the same tired stuff
>year after year that represents maybe 5% of the music from that era- and
>then they wonder why people don't listen anymore?
>
>- Nat