Where's Sammy? + May 28, 1970 Playlist

www.coldspringradio.com

Keep that link handy.

It's the address of only the coolest 70s (Fridays thru Saturday) and 60s (Sat thru Mon AM) music ....anywhere! All the features that made The Lost And Found Oldies Show are there including hits AND rarities, jingles, vintage commercials, TV themes, etc. as well as LIVE commentary from Yours Truly and special guests. The live portion times will vary week to week but will be posted on the Program Schedule page so you can keep in touch.

When the station's not playing 60s and 70s, it will be Acoustic Singer Songwriter Folk Monday thru Friday including many local artists.

I really enjoy my time at WVKR; I think that's obvious. My schedule for TLAFOS might be a bit intermittent as I get this venture going, but in the meantime, when you're not listening to 91.3 FM or http://www.wvkr.org/ please check out Cold Spring Radio and keep in touch by visiting

www.coldspringradio.com

thanks for listening,

Sam

http://wvkr.radioactivity.fm/playlist.html?djoid=1633&date=05-28-2010

May 21 Playlist featuring Two Sams

Special thanks to Sam The Tattoo Man for providing us with all the tunes on today's show:

http://wvkr.radioactivity.fm/playlist.html?djoid=1633&date=05-21-2010

That's Sam and his lovely daughter Gina, a very polite, personable, beautiful young woman in the photo above. I had a really cool shot of Gina's pants with Beatles lyrics printed on them, but it didn't turn out. Really nice people, though, and some great stuff musically from STTM!

Friday May 28 is my 6th Anniversary in the 3pm Friday time slot on WVKR and Primitive George will be celebrating his TENTH Anniversary on the station, so definitely tune in.

Thanks for listening. Email lostoldies@yahoo.com and visit www.coldspringradio.com as well.

Sammy

May 14,1972 Lost And Found SOULDIES Playlist

Counted down The Billboard Top 50 Soul Singles from this week in 1972. Had to skip a few but managed to feature over 30 records including the full length version of our closing theme "Walk In The Night" by Jr. Walker & The All Stars. Background jams were from the Eddy Senay album "Hot Thang" whose title track was featured on the show and is one of my personal favorites, one I haven't heard in a dog's age, having only recently acquired the album.

http://wvkr.radioactivity.fm/playlist.html?djoid=1633&date=05-14-2010

Appreciated all the great phone calls. Thank you for taking the time. I will miss you guys.

Email lostoldies@yahoo.com and check out www.coldspringradio.com for 60s/70s weekends and Acoustic Folk during the week.

Thanks for listening! ~~Sammy

May 7, 1970 (2010) Playlist

AM Radio Gold from this date in 1970 except for the Bee Gees' "Then You Left Me" from their "Cucumber Castle" album which was on the LP charts 40 years ago. Thanks for all the great calls. Happy Birthday, Big Joe!

Email: lostoldies@yahoo.com

http://wvkr.radioactivity.fm/playlist.html?djoid=1633&date=05-07-2010

Thanks for listening!
Sammy
www.coldspringradio.com

April 30 Playlist: Don Day

Thanks to the listener who coined my Don from Middletown Tribute Show "Don Day". Love it.

Not sure where Don went to. Hate to lose such a loyal listener. And that goes for the rest of you who made a habit of calling and then all of a sudden stop. We DO notice. I know sometimes I have to be short so I can catch up and not leave you with dead air but know that the fact that you take the time to call is MUCH APPRECIATED!

Email is best lostoldies@yahoo.com

So thanks to Don from Middletown who was responsible for turning me on to half the records you heard on today's show: http://wvkr.radioactivity.fm/playlist.html?djoid=1633&date=04-30-2010

Next Friday, May 7 is May 1970 AM Radio Gold. See ya then and thanks for listening!
Sammy

April 23rd Playlist + The Return Of Johnny Tremendous

What a treat! Lotsa new stuff plus chart entries from April 1968. As always, Tremendous was.....TREMENDOUS! Thanks for listening.

http://wvkr.radioactivity.fm/playlist.html?djoid=1633&date=04-23-2010

lostoldies@yahoo.com

April 16 Playlist

I like nothing better than discovering a truly lost record, one of those shoulda been a hit thingies.

I spend the little free time I have these days on YouTube, ITunes, Amazon, trying to find such gems and spotlighted several recent finds from the 60s on today's show. Feedback was inspiring; here's the playlist to remind you what you heard:

http://wvkr.radioactivity.fm/playlist.html?djoid=1633&date=04-16-2010

Which ones were YOUR favorites? Email me at lostoldies@yahoo.com

Friday April 23 marks the return of Johnny Tremendous to WVKR so be sure to tune in!

Thanks for listening!
Sammy
www.coldspringradio.com