Hello, this is Marty Rimpau, the blind web master for the web site mrimpau.com, welcoming you to the page entitled your daily oldie. Well, the reason why you're here is to hear or download an oldie, right? Well, I love oldies, especially obscure oldies, so I try to feature the lesser known oldies that got played that consultants in white suits forgot about, or, think that people only like 300 of the most common oldies. if you were on my oldies list, then each day, you would be notified as to what the current oldie is. I do take requests, but only from those who are subscribed to the list, so please don't make requests unless you're subscribed to the list, as I will explain below. This is not a list serv, where you receive a confirmation message when sending me an email to subscribe to the list, but rather, my email program sends out all the messages to the list members, so what I will do is when I see your message to subscribe to the your daily oldie list, I will put you in the appropriate group, as I will explain below, and then, you'll be in my address book, so don't be alarmed if you don't receive a confirmatory message subscribing you to the list, just know that when I see your message, shortly there after, you'll be subscribed to the oldie list, and here's how to subscribe to the list. To get started, just send me an email to subscribe to the your daily oldie list and in the subject line put the words subscribe oldies, with a dash inbetween subscribe and oldies, and in the body of the message, indicate the words, either, link, where you would have to come to the page to download the oldie each day, or attachment, where an mp3 of the oldie would be sent directly to your inbox, and I'll put you in the appropriate group, but it is important that you follow the above instructions, for subscribing to the your daily oldie list, because, if you just write subscribe-oldies, and just put thank you, or nothing in the message body, I won't know which group to put you in, so please follow the above instructions, so I'll know which group to put you in. Now, for a few streams and links. A brand new list was created, by Canadian Sam Ward called our place, where everything from oldies, old time radio, and blindness issues are discussed, so, you may go here to learn more about, or subscribe to the our place list There's a good station in thousand oaks California, and you may listen to kdsk with windows media player. There's a station called smokin oldies, so if you wish to hear the stream with windows media player, just press enter here, which will take you to the smokin oldies site, then search for the link that says listen free, then press enter, and windows media player will come up with the stream. I just found out about a new oldies station called ultimate oldies, so if you want to listen to the stream, just go to the ultimate oldies radio site from this link, and once the page has loaded, there will be a link that says listen live which will bring up your default mp3 player. Here's a site spot lighting the oldies of Pitsburgh Pensylvania, so go to the Pitsburgh oldies site. I just found out about a new station called tune dex memories which plays a wide variety of oldies, so if you want to listen, just press enter here to go to the tune dex memories site, and then look for the instructions on how to listen. Legendary DJ Terry Lee is now streaming his music 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. So, for the best oldies on the web, : go to this link and scroll down to connect to one of the media players. Hylit, was a popular disk jocky in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, but not being from the east coast, I'm not sure which station he was on, but I assume it was w i b g which stood for why I believe in God, and was at 990 on the dial, if my memory is correct. Well, hylit has a stream on the internet that plays oldies, so you may listen to the broad band feed of hylit radio with windows media player here, or you may listen to the dial up feed of hylit radio here. I just found out about another doo-wop station called nite train productions, so if you want to hear some good doo-wop, and other oldies, you may go to the nite train productions site, and the instructions for listening are near the top of the page There's a station that I had neglected to put up for a long time, which is called the oldies project, and the thing that is unique about this station is, that it not only plays the things we heard in the United States, but also, the things that were heard in great britain as well, so you may listen to the broad band feed of the oldies project with winamp here, or you may listen to the broad band feed of the oldies project with real player here. I just heard about this oldies station called the legend, so you may go to the legend oldies site here, and look for the listen live link where you can select your preferred player to listen here's a station I just added from Detroit Michigan on A M 1460, with a good variety of oldies, so you may listen to w p o n from Detroit with winamp here. all I know about this station is that it is called oldies 1610, so if you wish to listen, you may press enter here to go to the oldies 1610 site, and look for the click here to listen now link Humble Harve was a legendary disk jocky on k b l a in burbank, khj in Los Angeles, and k r l a in Pasadena, all in southern California, though there were other stations in the eighties he worked at like k u t e in Glendale California, but now, he is doing programming on k r t h's hd2 station, called the h d diner, and to listen, press enter here to go to the h d diner site, and the listen link is the first link on the page Rick and Deb Lewis, both had shows on another radio station, but they've left that station, and are starting a new radio station called ride radio, and Rick's oldies and more program and Deb's country and Christian shows, as well as her oldies shows will be featured there, so, press enter here to go to ride radio, and look for the listen link to the station In Mexicali, baja california, there use to be a station called zona, first on A M, then on fm, until late 2009, but that station is gone now, but it played oldies, and album cuts, but I just found out about a station called formula oldies, which plays standard oldies, usually from the eighties, and while it isn't zona, if you want to hear oldies with Spanish liners inbetween them, you can listen to formula oldies here Growing up, partially, in the San Francisco bay area, there was a legendary top 40 station called K Y A, and many legendary disk jockies in bay area radio worked there, so if you want to listen to the station, you may go to the K Y A site, and look for the listen link, or, if the audio doesn't work, go to the audio not working link for other ways to listen Here is an old time radio resource, it is the old time radio catalog site need some love songs that are of the common soft rock variety? Then go here Well, there's a few hours of streaming oldies, and, if any of the links are broken please email me here and let me know, and I'll try with my newbie web page experience to fix them. Thanks for reading the page, and enjoy the oldies.