PrettySquareGal
I'll Lock Up
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I am so excited to have found this station!
"WYAR programming encompasses the best music from the first 60 years, or so, of the 20th century. This period created a wealth of music, much of it no longer in print.
WYAR is unique among radio stations, in that our play list is quite large. A typical radio station, even with a nostalgia format (somewhat similar to WYAR) limits themselves to a 1500 song play list.
WYAR Radio is different. Our active play list is well over 6000 songs, many of which have been enhanced by digital signal processing, and continues to expand with no end in sight (we’re only about half way through cataloging our existing library of 78 RPM recordings!).
We’ve added many of the popular icons of the post 78-era, and select modern covers of old standards. You can easily hear a 1920’s Paul Whiteman, then a 1959 Paul Anka song, followed by a 2007 Erin McKeowen, followed by a 1906 show tune. No other station has such stylistic diversity, playing music which spans more than a century.
WYAR is G rated. There is nothing played that you would not want your family to hear, any time of day or night. Call us old school, but we still believe old school is best.
At WYAR, there are no commercials. We depend one hundred percent on donations from our listeners and grants from our underwriters to stay on the air.
The Heritage Radio Society, Inc, is a 501-C-3 non-profit corporation, so gifts are fully tax-deductible, and may be sent in any amount to WYAR Heritage Radio, PO Box 414, Yarmouth, Maine 04096."
http://www.wyar.org/
I must be dreaming.
"WYAR programming encompasses the best music from the first 60 years, or so, of the 20th century. This period created a wealth of music, much of it no longer in print.
WYAR is unique among radio stations, in that our play list is quite large. A typical radio station, even with a nostalgia format (somewhat similar to WYAR) limits themselves to a 1500 song play list.
WYAR Radio is different. Our active play list is well over 6000 songs, many of which have been enhanced by digital signal processing, and continues to expand with no end in sight (we’re only about half way through cataloging our existing library of 78 RPM recordings!).
We’ve added many of the popular icons of the post 78-era, and select modern covers of old standards. You can easily hear a 1920’s Paul Whiteman, then a 1959 Paul Anka song, followed by a 2007 Erin McKeowen, followed by a 1906 show tune. No other station has such stylistic diversity, playing music which spans more than a century.
WYAR is G rated. There is nothing played that you would not want your family to hear, any time of day or night. Call us old school, but we still believe old school is best.
At WYAR, there are no commercials. We depend one hundred percent on donations from our listeners and grants from our underwriters to stay on the air.
The Heritage Radio Society, Inc, is a 501-C-3 non-profit corporation, so gifts are fully tax-deductible, and may be sent in any amount to WYAR Heritage Radio, PO Box 414, Yarmouth, Maine 04096."
http://www.wyar.org/
I must be dreaming.
