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Tim Tillson

The HiFi Party
8-10P (614-4OLDIES for requests)

The HiFi Party is where you hear the best in UNcommon oldies, Doo Wop, Soul, Pop, R&B, Rockabilly, British Invasion, Surf and Garage from the 50's and 60's.  Oh, and it's the home of the Second Chance Survey.

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2nd Chance Survey
#1's of 2nd Chance Survey
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Lee Michael Demsey & the DC Dynamos

The Time Machine
8-11P (check calendar for different hosts)

The Time Machine is hard to define. As the name tells you, we take you forward and backward in time, but that's just part of the equation. With ten differt hosts, everyone has a different approach, but we're all trying to do the same thing, keep you entertained with the best tunes we can find, usually the more obscure the better. However,  we try to mix in some songs you might know, but haven't grown tired of. Based out of suburban Washington, the DC Dynamos aim to please, and we like to think we hit the bulls-eye more often that not.

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Rick Lewis

The Hometown Countdown
2-6P

Every week, Rick picks a different station survey to countdown, adding along the way, lots of extras. A must listen!

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Richard Sibello

The Richard Sibello Music Bordello
8-11P

This is where the greatest records of all time reside, ALL the time, and we invite you to set a spell, relax and join in every Tuesday from 5 to 8 PM. Notice I didn't say the greatest HITS - it didn't have to be a hit to be great, just like it didn't have to be great to be a hit! Host Richard Sibello plays everything, from the sublime to the ridiculous, from his collection of over 25,000 records. He also tells the untold stories of rock and roll (are there any LEFT??) and segues semi-smoothly from genre to genre, as long as it's from the 50s, 60s and early 70s. Plus the last Tuesday of every month is a CLASSIC SOUL BLOWOUT, featuring nothing but the greatest in classic soul and

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Judy

George & Pete

Truly Judy's Tunes
9-11P (check calendar)

Judy Lynn has been a lover of 50s and 60s music ever since she turned on her first transistor radio. On her  show, Truly Judy’s Tunes, she will mix everything together like our DJ's played on the radio back then; Girl groups, rockabilly, group harmony, instrumentals, rock, pop, soul, R&B, British invasion, garage, teeners and surf.

Pete's Picks or
George Greem''s Music Machine
8-9P (check calendar)

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The Platter Party
8-11P (check calendar)

Alex plays mostly music from the mid 50's to the mid 60's. The show is filled with Teeners, Rock'n'Roll, DooWop, Girl Groups, Instrumentals, Surf,  Rockabilly and phone in requests. Add to the music a few TV themes and radio jingles of the day along with old time commercials . All in all, it's a nostalgic trip into the past with rare tunes never played on the radio. .

Randy on the Radio alternates
with Platterpuss Jeff's Rock 'n' Roll Records Party
8-11P (check calendar)

Randy on the Radio features an eclectic blend of uncommon oldies, including a Mystery Oldie and a '70s Double Play.

Platterpuss Jeff presents his unique mixture of rock 'n' roll, R&B/soul, garage and whatever else strikes his fancy.

Rick Lewis

Oldies and More
8-12M

Hear everything from early R&B to 60s sunshine pop and garage band greats.  Fun mandatory, gloom prohibited.

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Clarke Davis

Back To The Hop
Saturday 8-11P (usually later)

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Dave The Rave

Relics and Rarities
9-12M

Dave has a music library of over 500,000 songs including 100,000 plus original 45's, many rare that sound great and leave you wondering how they never became hits. Relics & Rarities on Topshelf Oldies is the most fun for Dave because he has total freedom to play whatever sounds good with no restrictions.  Combining the many lost 45 gems with cool hits has been the formula for Relics & Rarities since February 1996 when this show first aired on WPDQ. Relics & Rarities also played to a national audience on XM, and is currently heard in several markets through syndication.

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Otto Mation
Spinning anytime the humans aren't

Otto is the guy you hear on the overnights and during days on TopShelf.  He claims he knows (and plays) the music YOU love.  Communicate with him via his Twitter link to the right.

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