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Old Time Rock n Roll

Old Time Rock n Roll is the largest oldies podcast in the world today. Over 2.3 million listeners have enjoyed the huge library of tunes. Host Lee Douglas uses his personal 120,000 song library to spin the classics,as well as the obscure songs of the 50’s,60’s and early 70’s. Whether its doo wop, rockabilly, Rythym and Blues or pop, Old Time Rock n Roll has it all. Listen and be transported back to a time when the biggest problem we had was getting a date for Saturday night.

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Latest Episodes:

Show # 371: March Challenge and Request show Mar 05, 2011

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More great challenges and requests from all over the US and Europe

Show # 370: The Birdcage Mar 02, 2011

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Hear all the birds we could find masquerading as singing groups.

Show # 369: The Battle of the Sexes Feb 26, 2011

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Can there ever be a true winner? Some classic songs from both sides of the battle.

EPISODE 368: TRAGEDY Feb 23, 2011

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This show was suggested by author Donald Riggio of Seven Inch Vinyl. I think you will enjoy the show despite the topic.

Show # 367: Yes But Can They Act? Feb 19, 2011

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The great array of rock n roll performers that tried their hand at acting in TV and the movies.

SHOW #366: Senior Moments Feb 16, 2011

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Join Lee, George Galfo, The Mystics and son of Legendary singers Clyde McPhatter and Ruth Brown, Ron McPhatter as they discuss Rock n Roll, The 50s, Current pop music and the legends of Rock along with musical selections talked about. Recorded Live on New Years Eve.

Show 365: Valentines Day; To Be Loved Feb 12, 2011

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Love is all we need today. Happy Valentine's Day

EPISODE 364: Straight Shooter Feb 09, 2011

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EPISODE 363: A Face In the Crowd Feb 05, 2011

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Smiling Faces? Sometimes

EPISODE 362: Groundhog Day, Unchained Melody Feb 02, 2011

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