Online radio playing golden oldies from the 60s and late 50s. Like the 57 Chevy, these are the songs that stood the test of time. Hits and hidden gems too
Internet radio station playing golden oldies from the 60s and late 50s. All the hits and lots of near-hits too.
Internet radio station playing golden oldies from the 60s and late 50s. All the hits and lots of near-hits too.
A farewell to one of the greats of the Rock 'n Roll era, but the music lives on.
LAS VEGAS (AP) — Mary Wilson, one of the original members of the Supremes, the 1960s group that helped define the Motown sound and style and propelled Diana Ross to superstardom, has died. She was...
Of special note to Boston-area rock 'n roll fans. Arnie Ginsburg was the top RnR DJ in the city in the late 50s and early 60s, and one of the wackiest air personalities of the era. Anyone for a trip out to Adventure Car Hop?
Arnie “Woo Woo” Ginsburg's « Night Train » show on WMEX-AM introduced New England to an unforgettable radio voice and personality.
One of the great ones - a true pioneer of Rock 'n Roll has walked on. The songs will keep on playing for a long time still to come.
Little Richard, the screaming, preening, scene-stealing wild man of early rock 'n' roll with hits like "Tutti Frutti" and "Long Tall Sally," died Satiurday, Dick Alen, his former agent, confirmed to CNN.
Here is a great video about the original Motown Sound - something we love and play a lot on 57 Chevy Radio. The video shows later-era musicians and sound engineers working to recreate that sound in a modern studio. It ain't easy! As noted in this video, some of the session musicians at Motown played on more #1 hits than the top 5 named artists of the era.
What makes Motown sound like Motown? Will Kurk and Joe Shadid take a trip to Rax Trax Recording studios to explore the musical must-haves of the beloved Moto...
Yes, it's that time of year again, and we have 24/7 Christmas hits on Christmas Oldies Radio - another Outpost Radio Station.
Online streaming radio. Listen to oldies of the Christmas season all year long. The Top-40 hits of Christmas and more.
Who would have imagined that the Beach Boys would be touring now in 2019? It's true. I saw them a couple nights ago. And yes, there are original members from the mid-60s in the band -- Mike Love and Bruce Johnston. If the show comes to your area, don't miss it! Mike Love even has a new album release. I'll have more to say about that soon. Rock on!
We have a new app -- a big improvement over the old one. Better performance, lower battery use, and no ad before the music starts. Plus, the one app play all of the 11 Outpost Radio stations. Search "Outpost Radio" in the app store for your device, or click the store link on http://outpostradio.com/ and keep on rockin'!
This song wasn't released until 1971, but it captures the 60s like nothing else, beginning with one of the great tragedies of the rock 'n roll era on February 3rd, 1959. And as the chorus says, "drove my CHEVY to the levy..."
American Pie (1971) is an allegorical song by Don McLean that starts on the death of Buddy Holly in an airplane crash in February, 3rd 1959, the day the musi...
Don't miss our New Year's specials! The New Years Eve dance party starting at 8pm and rockin' all night, and the New Year's Day countdown of the top 40 hits of 1958 -- 11am & 5 pm eastern, 2 pm Pacific.
Welcome to all Christmas Oldies listeners! Thanks for joining 57 Chevy Radio. The best in oldies is right here all year. And to all, a Merry Christmas!
Today is Thanksgiving Day and also the 55th anniversary of the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. Outpost Radio is rebroadcasting recordings of the original radio news broadcasts
of those days throuh November 25th. This is the history and experience of those alive at that time. http://www.outpostradio.com/
We salute one of the greatest who has now left this realm but the music lives on. Aretha!
Aretha Franklin, whose gospel-rooted singing and bluesy yet expansive delivery earned her the title "the Queen of Soul," has died, a family statement said Thursday. She was 76.
The Top 40 of 1957 list is now available on www.57chevyradio.com. Still one more broadcast of the countdown coming up at 2 pm Pacific (5 pm eastern).
Don't miss our countdown of the top 40 songs of our namesake year - 1957! New Years Day at 11 am ET with a repeat at 2 pm Pacific time.
Take 57 Chevy Radio everywhere you go. Download our custom app for one-touch listening.
Because you asked for it! Well, some of you did anyway. Look in the "now playing" section of www.57chevyradio.com to see the month and year the song was on the charts and its highest chart position. Our database isn't complete yet, so there will be some blanks for a while. Of course, the "just played" list remains, as well as the "see more" link where you can check on any song played in the last 8 hours.
Your request? I'm lookin' for it! Gotta be in here somewhere.
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May 1 is coming up. Got a May Day request? Post it in our new listener's group.
Mobile listening just got easier. We now have our own custom app. Click the store image on www.57chevyradio.com and download it now.
It's New Years Eve, and time to Rock 'n Roll! Bring 57 Chevy Radio to your NY Eve party, and you'll be rockin' til the wee hours. It's our 7th New Year's Eve party!
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Just a few more days till Christmas! Christmas Oldies Radio www.christmasoldies.com will feature Christmas specials on Rockabilly 'N Blues Radio Hour and Catching A Wave along with seasonal tracks 24/7. On 57 Chevy Radio www.57chevyradio.com, we have the best Christmas hits in the mix with all the great Rock 'n Roll.
Hey, it's that time of year! When you're ready for some seasonal tunes, check out our sister station playing Christmas oldies 24/7. Meanwhile, 57 Chevy Radio will be here with all the great Rock 'n Roll oldies.
We are nicely settled in our new home - our new streaming host, that is. Welcome back to TuneIn listeners and all those in countries that our former host was blocking. See www.57chevyradio.com for help with updating internet radios.
Here's a shout-out to the many folks who are listening in the British Isles. Keep on rockin'!
Dave T.: I was flicking through internet radio stations on my computer and WOW I found 57 Chevy Radio. This is what an oldies station is really all about. Best wishes to all from Wilmslow, Cheshire, UK.
Freddie B.: plz give us a shout out ... we are from Scotland ,,,,my wife is german and we have been listening for a while now .
--freddie and carol
Premier show this coming weekend: "Catching A Wave". It's the "sounds of summer, surf & good-time rock & roll" -- hosted by Jammin' James Riley, who also hosts the Rockabilly 'n Blues Radio Hour.
Jeff from Madison, WI, writes: "Good job on the music today.
I especially like the music from the 60's. I have not heard the Turtles in a long time." Thanks, Jeff!
Hey, the 4th of July weekend is coming up! Get your July 4th requests in right here and be listening to hear them this weekend. Maybe you'll get a shout-out too!
Today's mailbag:
"I love your station and listen every day." - CoolDogJames
"You have the greatest music hands down!" - Jim from Canada
Back atcha! Keep on rockin'!
Richard M. writes: "Thank u very much 4 all the great oldies.57 chevy radio is one of my favorite radio stations."
Thorstein writes: "Listning from Norway to your excillent choice of music. This is the music I got through my bones through my teens!" Thanks! And a shout to everyone else in Norway.
Message from a listener today: "I grew up in the 80's listening to our local oldies channel but now they play mostly music of the late 70's and 80's, true oldies are skipped over." Yup. The original oldies have disappeared from terrestrial radio, but they are all still right here. Keep on rockin'!
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Who would have imagined that the Beach Boys would be touring now in 2019? It's true. I saw them a couple nights ago. And yes, there are original members from the mid-60s in the band -- Mike Love and Bruce Johnston. If the show comes to your area, don't miss it! Mike Love even has a new album release. I'll have more to say about that soon. Rock on!
