"There are those who drink champagne at nightclubs and us who listen to them drink champagne on the radio."
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VeeVee Veronicus14.03.2024
This station - well no ishkabble business here, why is the cat's jimmyjams and how!🤎
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Greg Crowther13.09.2023
takes me back...way back even before MY time,,,much love and thanks!
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C Z21.08.2022
The best music radio
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Krzysztof Czarkowski04.07.2022
Lovely
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EVANE PICOLI17.04.2022
Adoro.
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W Camargo26.03.2022
Your station is amazing, it is my companion every day.
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María José Giral04.03.2022
I love ❤ 😍 💖
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Jerome Wiegand27.02.2022
I LOVE THIS ERA OF MUSIC. I HAVE ANTIQUES AND LIVE IN A 95 YEAR OLD APARTMENT BUILDING WITH SOME DISCARNATE RESIDENTS WHO OCCASIONALLY TUNE MY SMART PHONE TO YOUR STATION ! THE BUILDING ONCE HAD PROHIBITION ERA BOOZE RUNNERS FOR MACHINE KELLY--SAINT LOUIS'S VERSION OF AL CAPONE !!
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Евгений Фещенко23.02.2022
Nice radio. Excellent music. Past times are so great. Sincerely, from Orenburg.
Here at Cladrite Industries, we meet many people who live with one foot in the past, one foot in the present, and an eye toward the future. That is to say, they love movies made back when they were still called "pictures," pop music of decades gone by, classic (and not-so-classic) fiction of the first half of the 20th century, venerable restaurants that predate the chains, and so much more, but not at the exclusion of the latest and greatest -- contemporary movies ("films," even), new music, innovative trends in dining, and the latest in groundbreaking technology. They are not so much nostalgic as they are intrigued by and appreciative of pop culture of the (relatively) recent past.
Albert Brunies and His Halfway House Orchestra — Love Dreams
Louis Jordan — May Everyday Be Christmas
BBC Orchestra — The Fairy on the Christmas Tree (feat. The Three Sisters)
Ted Wallace and His Campus Boys — College Days
Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra — Whiteman Stomp
Django Reinhardt — Organ Grinder's Swing