Step into the Vinyl Gym, where we’ve giving our favorite oldies a workout! These flashy oldies stand the test of “time.” In fact, many of them involve “time” – and “time” is what everyone is talking about: midnight, when time ushers in 2024.
Songs about time still remain...
The 50’s kicked off rock and roll. Bill Haley and his Comets got it jump-started in 1955 with their jukebox hit Rock Around the Clock – and we’ve been rockin’ ever since!
Take a step into the land of oldies with the sound that rocks from the 50’s through the 80’s. Load...
Fans of funk, both young and old, will enjoy diving into the Vault of Fearless Funk because nothing beats original old-school.
Being old-school myself, there are days when I’m loving psychedelic blasts from the past or just some pure pristine oldies pop. But other days...
Need a change in mood? Change in attitude? Think music! Music can take a sour mood and make it sweet. It can change an angry mood to calm. A “down-in-the-dumps mood” can become an “everything will be alright” mood.
Pop and rock songs from the past can be positive and...
Jukeboxes, diners and classic cars…what do they all have in common? They ALL give us the feeling and excitement of days gone by – the fabulous 50’s leading us into the rockin’ and psychedelic 60’s. They all remind us of when life was (or appeared to be) a lot more...
Valentine’s Day is blowing in faster than our Northeast windchill. So treat yourself to some festive holiday chocolates and other Valentine goodies as you take a stroll to the intersection of Memory Lane and Love Song Street from decades gone by. Some are Happy Love,...
The New Year has landed – 2022 is on its way to becoming a distant memory as we all breathe in the freshness of 2023. The new year is also a time of reflection – of years gone by, and it’s also a great time to dive into the oldies vault and re-visit some superior blasts...
Feeling lucky in love? Feeling lucky at the casino? Enjoy these Vinyl Dice oldies flashbacks.
In 1950, Frank Loesser wrote Luck Be A Lady. Although covered heavily by Sinatra, including on his live Sinatra At The Sands album, it was actually first performed by Simon Mullins....
