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The other day, I was reading an article on the AV club on "La Bamba," the biopic about Ritchie Valens. This made me think: the people I know in college would certainly recognize this, and probably this and this. However, most of them probably wouldn't know this! For quite a long time, early rock n' roll and girl groups were somewhat ubiquitous in society, with "Oldies" stations keeping that music on the radio for some time. These stations weren't always just catering to an aging demographic, either: the 50s revial in the late 1970s, coupled with the untimely death of Elvis Presley, made oldies music comparatively popular. This extended to the Billboard charts, too: think that "Stray Cat Strut" hit #3 in the early 80s.

In the style of the "Songs the Cramps Taught Us" bootleg, this hour of Outsider Oldies is dedicated to playing the original versions of songs covered by Greg Cartwright. For those not in the know, Greg is a Memphis-based songwriter best known for his A+ albums with The Compulsive Gamblers, The Oblivians and Reigning Sound. His own songs are brilliant, but so is his choice of top-shelf cover songs. -oldies/episodes/outsider-oldies-7th-september-2023

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Music is an important and beautiful part of any funeral service or ceremony. By choosing the right music and songs you can personalise the service and add dimension, emotion, and lasting memories to the service.

This song was originally an R&B hit by Big Mama Thornton, and later covered and made popular by Elvis. So whether you want to sing it as a blues hit or in a more upbeat rockabilly manner, it is certainly one of the best oldies out there!

So there you have 15 of the best oldies for karaoke, if you look more at songs from these eras you will find many other great hits. In fact many modern songs sample or cover these past tunes, so in some cases they may sound familiar.

During the last decades, there have been major advances in mapping the brain regions that underlie our ability to perceive, experience, and produce music and how musical training can shape the structure and function of the brain. This progress has fueled and renewed clinical interest towards uncovering the neural basis for the impaired or preserved processing of music in different neurological disorders and how music-based interventions can be used in their rehabilitation and care. This article reviews our contribution to and the state-of-the-art of this field. We will provide a short overview outlining the key brain networks that participate in the processing of music and singing in the healthy brain and then present recent findings on the following key music-related research topics in neurological disorders: (i) the neural architecture underlying deficient processing of music (amusia), (ii) the preservation of singing in aphasia and music-evoked emotions and memories in Alzheimer's disease, (iii) the mnemonic impact of songs as a verbal learning tool, and (iv) the cognitive, emotional, and neural efficacy of music-based interventions and activities in the rehabilitation and care of major ageing-related neurological illnesses (stroke, Alzheimer's disease, and Parkinson's disease).

Thank you for the mention on the radio a few minutes ago. As always, cruzin' oldies is playing here at Feels Like Home. So many of our customers comment about what a great station it is!

By: Bill Longcor 2022

I have been listening to WRSK radio since it started broadcasting. It goes on after right after the office lights! Since radio stations require commercials to pay the bills, this station is a refreshing change. Who doesn't enjoy upbeat polkas on a Sunday morning and wind down with Big band on Sunday night. I've used the streaming program to listen on vacation. In this crazy world, I let the WRSK music take me back to pleasant memories. For many of us, these songs will bring back memories of our youth and beyond.

Joe from Sparta 2020

I love what you are doing! How about more oldies instrumentals: Duane Eddy, ghost riders in the sky The Champs, tequila Sandy Heldon, teen beat The shows, Apache The ventures, walk don't run Theme from the magnificent seven Etc, etc. Thanks, Bob T

By: Bob Tiscornia 2017

Recently, a new crop of artists from the Southland have taken on the mantle of the new wave of soul and oldies. Groups such as Thee Sacred Souls, Thee Sinseers, Los Yesterdays, The Altons and Vicky Tafoya and the Big Beat, to name a few, have recorded music that invoke the romance, longing and nostalgia of yesteryear. These artists also add flourishes of other genres into the mix in what sounds to be not only a resurgence but also a renaissance for oldies music as they and other artists across the country create their own crop of timeless, romantic ballads.

"I feel like it's opening up a lot of people to different styles of music, even people that don't casually listen to soul or oldies," says Sal Samano of San Diego-based group Thee Sacred Souls. "It might be opening them up to something new and realizing that there's a new sound or style of music that they're missing out on."

The familial connection to the music and the culture is one shared by nearly all the artists involved in this resurgence of oldies music. Samano recalls his parents putting artists such as The Delfonics and Brenton Wood on heavy rotation during his childhood. Lane grew up on gospel and studied "the pillars of northern soul" while studying music in college. Garcia's father had a record collection that included Smokey Robinson, Mary Wells and Brenton Wood plus dozens of doo-wop artists.

Tafoya and her band mainly focused on doo-wop and big band sounds from the 1940s and 1950s on their albums "Meet the Beat" and "Never Let Go, Vol. 1." They took a different route on their latest singles, "Forever" and "My Vow to You," where they draw on soul, Motown and oldies influences and let Tafoya's vocal prowess lead the way.

"So you start digging deeper and deeper and you go to jazz, you go to blues," he adds. "I think that's what the cycle just brings you back to. I think a lot of the reggae songs that we were playing were a lot of the soul covers that they were doing. They were listening to soul music from Philadelphia and New York and L.A. and they were adapting it and making their versions of these songs. They came out with rocksteady and they came out with reggae and that's what influenced us."

Quiones' current project is Thee Sinseers, a throwback to oldies and soul with himself as the creative force. The band got its start as a backing band for Riverside-based, soul artist Trish Toledo. She was looking for a band to help her record a live cover of a classic soul track. Quiones had begun building his studio around that time and took up her offer. They recorded a live performance together with friends he gathered as her backing band and invented the name on the spot. As Toledo's fame grew in the local scene, so too did that of Thee Sinseers by association.

Speaking of musical associations, Quiones also plays in another soul-influenced band: The Altons. The group from Maywood includes Bryan Ponce and Adriana Flores, who are also in Thee Sinseers, as well as Caitlin Moss and Chris Manjarrez. What separates The Altons from other groups is their deviation from playing strictly soul music. The songs on their full-length debut album "In The Meantime" are a warm heaping of soul and oldies with flashes of alternative/indie, surf and psychedelic rock.

"We like to try different things that don't have a particular genre or put a genre to whatever we think fits the song," explains Ponce. "We don't want to pigeonhole ourselves. There's a lot of stuff that's sprinkled into it. The guitar is a little more distorted or the drums are a little louder, but if you strip the songs down or if you play them acoustically, I feel like that they can fit in that certain style [of soul] because they're really influenced by that."

Gabriel Rowland and Victor Benavides of Los Yesterdays had a different trajectory. The duo, who have been friends for decades, spent much of their careers performing in separate bands that were as far from soul and oldies as one could get.

The song became their first single, "Mr. Yesterday," which caught the ear of Gabriel Roth, aka Bosco Mann, and Tommy Brenneck of Daptone Records, home of the iconic soul and funk group Sharon Jones & The Dap-Kings, which they were also members of. Roth recently launched Penrose Records, a soul/oldies imprint under Daptone where he works with and collaborates with many of the aforementioned artists in this article. He and Brenneck were so enamored by Los Yesterdays that they signed them to Penrose and even joined their band. The group has since recorded four other Chicano soul/oldies singles and has enough material for a full-length record as well.

"I think it's all soul music, honestly, because it's all the same emotion," says Jason Joshua, a self-taught musician from Miami, Florida who founded Mango Hill Records in 2016. He publishes his own work as Jason Joshua & The Beholders, mixing soul with a bit of funk and tropical vibes, as well as music by other soul/oldies-influenced artists including a few singles by Trish Toledo and Joey Quiones.

One of those adored songs of the 80s, everyone adores the drum break from this song and you can find edits to this song. One popular Spongebob meme features Patrick hitting his stomach to the beat of the drum break. The song is often used in TV shows and movies like Miami Vice, Family Guy, and The Hangover. The song was also often sampled in rap songs.

After she graduated from secondary school, she became a songwriter. Quite a few of her songs became hits. In the mid-60s she started recording music, at first bubblegum pop, but she really wanted to record country music.

Below is our list of summer oldies on CD. Themes include: hot summer nights, sunshine, beach parties, Hawaii, California, surfing, vacations, Gidget, summer camp, and summer romance. To listen to a song clip, click on a song title. To find more songs by an artist, click on an artist name. 17dc91bb1f