Oldies radio station on Tulsa?

[Aries]

Just so everyone knows, you don't have to pay more than about $5 per month for Sirius Radio.

Call them and tell them you want to cancel service. They will keep coming back with offers, until they get down to about $5 per month... it will be like 6 months for $30, or 12 months for $60, but around $5 per month is usually as low as they get.

Then you have to call back whenever your promo rate is about to expire. That's the drawback. I don't have a subscription anymore, but I get offers in the mail for "we want you back", and it's always around $5 per month.

It's actually slightly more with fees and taxes. And it's not their best plan. I'm not sure what kind of deal you can get on that one, but I would imagine it's a similar process.

 

[Uncle Meat]

I found that station recently and it’s pretty good when I can get it to come in.

I always had a difficult time with reception until I bought one of the C. Crane radios.
Now reception is great.

 

[Jon3830]

Sirius XM “Sixties on 6” no longer exists.

its now the 60's gold internet only channel it really ticked me off when they dropped it on the radio

 

[Newbie]

60s Gold | SiriusXM

Relive the musical revolution of the '60s.

www.siriusxm.com

It's now on 73

its now the 60's gold internet only channel it really ticked me off when they dropped it on the radio

 

[ICanFixIt]

Download the audio from these YouTubes and you will have the entire oldies experience; commercials and all. There are a lots more. I know for sure that they have 1955 thru 1970.

1965


1966


1967

 

[davek]

the metv.com website has a 60's/70's music channel

 

[Judi]

Try this....any place, every place in the world on radio ....tune in any country, city ..

Listen to live Gainesville TX radio on Radio Garden

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[TerryMiller]

We didn't care for Sirius radio. First of all, I didn't like paying for music, and they didn't play the music that the wife and I like to hear. So, we "ripped" all of our music CD's to digital files and loaded a good number of them onto USB thumb drives so we could plug them into our Expedition's sound system. Hours and hours of good music and absolutely no commercials.

I do have to have certain thumb drives with special selections for when we are driving long distances. I don't need "sleepy-time" music when I'm driving.

 

[MP43]

My favorite oldies (not classic rock) radio station. Requires an internet connection though. The Ray Ford Show

 

[leemozoid]

When I'm in Tulsa, my go-to station is 103.3 classic rock.

Whatever happened to "The Bone" that was in the 105s? The Eagle has been our go-to after it disappeared. We'll have to check out the 90.9 next time we pass through.