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Avondritme 7 March 2026 Oldies Online Radio
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play_arrowCommodores [20th Century Masters - The Millennium Collection: The Best of the Commodores]
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play_arrowRolling Stones [12 x 5]
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play_arrowOlivia Newton John & Electric Light Orchestra [Grease (The Original Soundtrack from the Motion Picture)]
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play_arrowPussycat [First Of All]
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play_arrowElton John & Kiki Dee [Honky Château (Bonus Track Version)]
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play_arrowBarry Ryan [Barry Ryan Selected Hits (A Cappella)]
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play_arrowStatus Quo [Quotable Quo]
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play_arrowTony Christie [With Loving Feeling]
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play_arrowGeorge Baker Selection [Little Green Bag (Remastered 2020) - Single]
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play_arrowGenesis [Genesis (Remastered)]
Greetings, music aficionados! Our weekend show on 27th February 2026 was a euphonious blend of classic tracks that not only resonate with the sounds of yesteryears but also encapsulate the essence of timeless musical storytelling. Let’s take a melodious journey through the cultural influence and rich narratives behind each track.
First on our setlist was ‘Brick House‘ by the Commodores. Sweeping the dancefloors in 1977, this funk anthem from the album, ‘20th Century Masters – The Millennium Collection: The Best of the Commodores‘, still incites foot tapping and head bobbing. The song’s infectious tunes and clever lyrics made it an instant classic, encapsulating the Commodores’ story of resilience and perseverance.
Following the funky rhythm came the rock ‘n’ roll royalty, Rolling Stones, with ‘It’s All Over Now‘. This track from the album ‘12 x 5‘ marked the Stones’ first UK number-one single, catapulting them into the limelight and setting the tone for a rock revolution.
A magical collaboration between Olivia Newton John & Electric Light Orchestra gave us ‘Xanadu‘, a song that perfectly merges pop and rock. From the album ‘Grease‘, it brings an ethereal love story that continues to captivate listeners.
As we journeyed through the best of our weekend show, we also revisited tracks from Pussycat, Elton John & Kiki Dee, Barry Ryan, Status Quo, Tony Christie, and George Baker Selection, each adding a unique voice to our musical narrative.
Our final act was ‘Mama‘ by Genesis, from the remastered album ‘Genesis‘. This haunting ballad, with its powerful vocals and atmospheric synthesizers, marked a pivotal moment in the band’s transition from progressive to mainstream rock.
These timeless tracks are more than just songs; they’re cultural milestones, capturing the heartbeats of generations and continuing to influence the music scene. Here at Oldies Online Radio, we celebrate the stories behind the music and the artists who create them. Keep tuning in to relive the magic of timeless music!
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