It would be cool if this were replicated on Channel 6 and 7 with shows from the 60s and 70s.
There are several old syndicated shows that would be awesome on the decades channels: the King Biscuit Flour Hour, Rockline, etc.
I heard a promo for the National Lampoon Radio Hour but missed the details. If these are from the early 70s, and you've never heard them, they will kill you. Gilda radner, John Belushi, Michael O'Donohue, Chevy Chase and the rest of the writers and actors who went to work for NBC in 1975!
Does anyone remember Flashback? It was a terrifically-produced late 60s/early 70s show that captured the Woodstock era beautifully - much like Sixties on Six does now, but with an FM sensibility.
That show would be a perfect fit for 70s on 7.
And hearing the Grateful Dead Radio Hour on XM40 Deep Tracks every Sunday morning, while driving to work at 6am pacific, has made the worst day of my workweek the BEST.
I cannot tell you the thrill of driving down empty LA Freeways as the sun comes up, listening to old Dead jams. Incredible!
There are several old syndicated shows that would be awesome on the decades channels: the King Biscuit Flour Hour, Rockline, etc.
I heard a promo for the National Lampoon Radio Hour but missed the details. If these are from the early 70s, and you've never heard them, they will kill you. Gilda radner, John Belushi, Michael O'Donohue, Chevy Chase and the rest of the writers and actors who went to work for NBC in 1975!
Does anyone remember Flashback? It was a terrifically-produced late 60s/early 70s show that captured the Woodstock era beautifully - much like Sixties on Six does now, but with an FM sensibility.
That show would be a perfect fit for 70s on 7.
And hearing the Grateful Dead Radio Hour on XM40 Deep Tracks every Sunday morning, while driving to work at 6am pacific, has made the worst day of my workweek the BEST.
I cannot tell you the thrill of driving down empty LA Freeways as the sun comes up, listening to old Dead jams. Incredible!
