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Michael Godin

This week on Treasure Island Oldies
May 4^th to May 10^th 2008

Wow what a celebration of the 11th Anniversary Special! Thank you very much for your emails and phone calls. It was great to have anniversary greetings from Paul Evans (Happy Go Lucky Me), Rich Dodson of The Stampeders (Sweet City Woman), Eddie Hodges (I'm Gonna Knock On Your Door), and Chad Allen from The Guess Who (Shakin' All Over). It was also great to hear from some regular listeners including California Barb in Norwalk, California, Judy in Canton, Ohio, Matt and MrsMatt in Langley, British Columbia, plus Rick in Madison, Wisconsin, Tim and Jill in Cambridge, Ontario, Guylaine in Quebec City, Quebec, as well as from Roy in Campbell River, British Columbia, Sunny in Berkeley, Illinois, Bruce in Winnipeg, and David O'Grady in Ireland. If you missed the live show, be sure to listen to the Archive via the Listen page.

Birthday wishes go out to Marc Baillergon in Edmonton, Alberta, as well as my Webmaster, Eddy Fisher. Eddy is responsible for keeping every aspect of the website working smoothly and flawlessly every week. We wouldn't enjoy the great website we have were it not for his hard work every week. So Happy Birthday, Eddy and thank you! If you have a birthday coming up, be sure to let me know the date and I will wish you Happy Birthday on the show and play Birthday by The Beatles, our official birthday song. Send the details to michael@treasureislandoldies.com.

I really enjoyed hearing Ian Chapman tell us the background story to The Crystals then play He's Sure The Boy I Love. Be sure to listen next week once again for Ian Chapman's Girl Groups, ONLY on Treasure Island Oldies.

Speaking of Girl Groups, over at the Treasure Island Oldies Blog, The Ronettes perform Be My Baby on Shindig and it's our Song of the Week.

Next week on Voice Your Choice, we spotlight #1 female singer from the late 50s to the mid-60s, Connie Francis, with two of her all-time hits Where The Boys Are and My Happiness. Have a favourite? Click the Voice Your Choice button and cast your vote. We'll play the winning song in Hour 3 of next week's show.

Lots of listeners have signed their name to the Treasure Island Oldies World Map. I invite you to do so as well. Just click on the World Map, then fill in your name, city and any comment you'd like to make. You'll join the many listeners who have put themselves on the Treasure Island Oldies World Map. Let the world know you're a proud listener!

If you missed the 11th Anniversary Special live show, you can enjoy the Archive of May 4, 2008. Just click the Listen button on the Menu. Have a great week.

Michael

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