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Here are some links
to websites I know will be of interest to you.
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I invite you to
visit the website for
Red Robinson, someone I
am proud to call my friend. Red is one of the original 7 DJs
to be elected into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in
Cleveland, Ohio, and has been in broadcasting for over 50
years now and still going strong every week with his own
radio show Red Rock Diner on Vancouver’s 650 C-ISL. He also
writes a column for both TV Week Magazine as well as The
Vancouver Sun newspaper, plus appears weekly on Global
Morning News. In addition, he is the ambassador for the
River Rock Casino Show Theatre and is about to have a brand
new theatre at the Boulevard Casino in his name: The Red
Robinson Theatre. What a career and what a guy!
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John Govi,
a good friend of Treasure Island Oldies, puts on a great
record collectors show four times a year in Chicago. Many
listeners of Treasure Island Oldies who have gone to John's
shows report that it's a great one to attend. Keep listening
for details of the next show date.
Chicagoland Record Collectors Show.
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You should also
visit online, if not in person, the
Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.
This museum is filled with interesting memorabilia from the
greatest era in music. Another interesting place is the
Rockabilly Hall of Fame.
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Canada has a
rich history of very talented musicians, songwriters and
performers. Visit the
Canadian Music Hall of Fame
as well as the
Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame.
Both spotlight some of the greats.
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I am honoured to
be included as a DJ at the
Rock Radio Scrapbook, a
site filled with over 495 airchecks of disc jockeys from
across Canada and the United States. It is fun to hear radio
and its various personalities in their heyday.
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One of my
favourite stations to listen to growing up was in Montreal
CKGM 98. My friend Marc
“Mais Oui” Denis has put together a great tribute site for
you to enjoy.
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My friend Marc Denis, who hosts
a wonderful tribute to CKGM, Montreal, has also started a
tribute to the legendary Top 40 station in Montreal, CFOX
1470. Here is the link:
http://www.marcdenis.com/cfox/
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Ron Smith has a
great site at
Oldies Music and he
provides me with our weekly Rock & Roll News for the show.
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My good friend
Jim Amidei has recently started
Oldies List with lots of
interesting nostalgia, music and memorabilia listings.
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Radio Row
provides online directory listings for radio stations and
individual shows, and we are pleased to be listed with them.
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Over the years,
I have had many guests on the show including
Paul Evans,
Andy Kim,
Chad Allen from The
Guess Who, from Herman’s Hermits
Peter Noone, and
others. I have the pleasure of inviting you to visit their
sites.
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For the many visually
impaired Treasure Island Oldies listeners and visitors to
the web site, chat room and Blog, here is a link to a very
good service, which may be of assistance.
www.ifbyphone.com
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Rob Frith, the owner of
the best oldies collectibles music store in Vancouver, also
runs the Vancouver Records Collectors Show, held in
spring and fall. Here's a link to his store
Neptoon Records, where
you'll also find info on the date for the next show at the
Croatian Cultural Centre in Vancouver.
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One of the largest record
collector shows is the Toronto Musical Collectibles Record &
CD Sale, held several times throughout the year at the
Capital Banquet Hall in Mississauga, Ontario. Treasure
Island Oldies is pleased to be an online sponsor of this
show.
Click here to visit their
site.
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We are pleased to welcome Bill
Sparks and
The Legend to our Partners
carrying our show. Bill has a great website of
radio listings, and many
new visitors and listeners of Treasure Island Oldies are
referred to us from Bill's site. Welcome!
Many of your favourites also have their own sites, such as:
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Treasure
Island Oldies listeners from Cambridge, Ontario;
Madison, Wisconsin; plus Wheaton, Hillside, Berkeley,
and Jacksonville - all in Illinois, recently gathered
together for a Treasure Island Oldies "Reunion" and to
attend the Chicagoland Record Collectors Show. By all
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