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1955-66
A showcase of rock & roll's first great decade |
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1965-72
Late 60s and early 70s pop and soul. |
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1967-68
Considered by some to be the best couple of years of Top 40 radio ever! |
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1968-79
"Modern" oldies... the music younger "boomers" grew up with. |
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Blue Eyed Soul
Elvis, Van Morrison, Joe Cocker, the Box Tops, and more! |
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British
If it's an oldie, and it's British, it's here! |
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Bubblegum
Sticky, poppy, and sugary sweet tales of wholesome teen romance and heartbreak. |
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Easy Listening
Even Mom and Dad didn't mind when these songs came on the radio. |
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Fifties Sound
Elvis, Chuck Berry, Fats Domino, and some great doo-wop. |
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Folk
Not for dancing! Songs and stories of peace, struggle, and revolution. |
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Girl Groups
The -elles, the -ellas, and who can forget the -ettes? |
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Hey, Hey, We're the Sixties
Our main Oldies channel, featuring Top 40 songs from roughly 1965 to 1972 -- bands like the Beatles, the Zombies, the Supremes, the Turtles, the Monkees, the Buckinghams, and lots more |
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Midwest
Hey, it wasn't ALL happening on the coasts! The Buckinghams, Chicago, Shadows of Knight, and even Motown! |
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Motown
Enjoy the 'Sound of Young America' on our all-Motown subchannel -- Supremes, Temptations, more! |
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Pick-a-Year
Deselect the years you don't want to hear and we'll create a radio station that plays music from the exact era you like! |
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Pop
It's Oldies, minus the Rock, Folk, and R&B. |
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Pop Rock
Oldies without the R&B and Folk. |
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Pre 1964
The age before the Beatles hit America |
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Rock
Oldies without the Pop, Folk, and R&B. |
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Soul
A showcase of classic R&B and Soul sounds -- Motown, Stax, Muscle Shoals, and more... |
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Two Hit Wonders
Sure, there are lots of artists that only had one hit, but did you know many managed two before fading out? |
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West Coast
The surf, the sun, the California Girls! Cruising the Pacific Coast Highway never sounded so good!. |
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Wide Playlist
Listen to a broad and deep mix of all the oldies we have. |
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Women
Girl groups plus the likes of Aretha, Dionne, Gladys Knight and Nancy Sinatra. |
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The AccuRadio Story
AccuRadio is a multichannel Internet radio station specifically designed to showcase the potential of the exciting new medium of Internet radio!
AccuRadio is also the first multichannel Internet radio station desgined specifically for adults with sophisticated musical tastes.
We currently reach over 1,000,000 unique listeners per month (as many as a large New York City radio station),  with an audience of as many 20,000 simultaneous listeners on weekdays during business hours (Internet radio's "prime time").
Based on Arbitron data and other sources, we believe we are one of the five largest multichannel webcasters in the world.
AccuRadio's audience is approximately 60/40 male/female and almost equally divided between the 25-34, 35-44, and 45-54 age groups, with an average age of 41.* (More details available here.)
AccuRadio supports musicians and labels
AccuRadio has been carefully constructed to help record companies and recording artists sell records:
(1) We give exposure and airplay to numerous genres of music and hundreds of artists that virtually never receive broadcast radio airplay.
(2) We constantly display the title and artist and album name for the song that's playing.
(3) We display the CD covers of the last three songs we've played, with each cover linking to the appropriate Amazon page for purchasing that CD.
(4) We sell almost $40,000 worth of CDs per month via our Amazon links, and, according to our listener surveys, directly influence the sales of $200,000 to $400,000 more from other retailers.*
(5) We stream at only 32 kbps, which makes for a good-sounding Internet radio station but is not a quality level that most consumers feel is a substitute for CD ownership.
(6) We are always happy to work with record labels to help promote new releases (as we have done with Sony Music, WB Records, Angel/EMI, and Bloodshoot Records), including promoting those releases to our 900,000-person mailing list. ("Promo ideas" page here.)
We are fully licensed by ASCAP, BMI, SESAC, and SoundExchange/RIAA.
Other relevant links
Contact information is here.
Want to advertise on AccuRadio? Our ratecard is here.
*Source: AccuRadio listener survey, April 2004
Mailing address
AccuRadio
400 N. Wells Street - Suite 404
Chicago, IL 60610 USA
Phone: 1-312-527-3879
General e-mail: feedback@accuradio.com
Advertising inquiries: kurt@accuradio.com
Having technical problems?
Check out our FAQ.
If it doesn't help, please write feedback@accuradio.com
Chicago office:
Founder/CEO: Kurt Hanson (kurt@accuradio.com)
EVP/Programming: Paul Maloney (paul@accuradio.com)
Lead Developer: Ralph Sledge (ralph@accuradio.com)
Business Affairs: Rachel Hinsdale (rachel@accuradio.com)
New Business Development: Kurt Hanson (kurt@accuradio.com)
Sales representatives:
AccuRadio direct sales:
Michael Vrielink (banners, radio spots, gateways, custom channels):
(kurt@accuradio.com; 1-312-527-3879)
Net Radio Sales (radio spots & gateways):
Jennifer Lane
(jennifer@netradiosales.com; 1-860-572-1994)
Winstar/Interep Interactive (banners & sponsorships):
Adam Guild
(aguild@wims.com; 1-310-213-2326)
VIZI Media Advertising (banners & sponsorships):
Andrew Moskowitz
(andrew@vizimedia.com; 1-212-777-3527 x 316 )
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