Congratulations to Retro Dee on her blog's fifth anniversary. Here's ther most popular posts.
The 5 Most Popular Posts for Retro Dee’s 5th Anniversary
Happy 10th Anniversary, Alan Seltzer!
Retro Dee joins in the celebration of Alan Seltzer's 10th anniversary hosting The Grooveyard with some personal memories.
Top Ten: April 30, 1958
See if you can find the cameo appearance by Johnny Carson in this anniversary edition of the Grooveyard Top Ten.
This Weekend: We’re a 10!
Alan Seltzer celebrates his 10th anniversary hosting The Grooveyard with a rarely-heard live concert MCed by Alan Freed and more fun.
This Weekend: A Nifty 60!
The Grooveyard takes a week off as WCWP Radio celebrates the station's 60th anniversary with a 60-hour Homecoming Weekend. However, Grooveyard host Alan Seltzer will bring back his old show, "Seltzer With a Twist" Saturday at 10 PM.
Retro Dee’s Blog is 4 Years Old!
Happy fourth anniversary to our columnist, Retro Dee!
This Weekend: Nine is Fine
The Grooveyard celebrates nine years with Alan Seltzer as host by playing songs that peaked at #9. We'll also have some surprises.
Retro Dee’s Guide to the Best Era Ever is 3!
Retro Dee writes about music, fashion and other trends of the 1950s on this site. Check out her blog, Retro Dee's Guide to the Best Era Ever here, and her column here every Wednesday. Hello everyone! It’s Retro Dee and I’m happy to announce that on September 21st, 2020, Retro Dee’s Guide to the Best... Continue Reading →
This Weekend: Eight is Great!
The Grooveyard returns with a new show this weekend after several weeks of repeats following the Covid-19 shutdown of the WCWP studios. Join host Alan Seltzer as he belatedly celebrates his eighth anniversary as host of the show. Alan became the official host of the show May 3, 2012, and has continued the tradition of... Continue Reading →
This Weekend: A Great 58!
The station of "The Grooveyard", WCWP radio celebrates it's 58th anniversary on the air with a 60-hour Homecoming Weekend. The station first broadcast as a carrier current station on October 18, 1961, moving to 88.1 FM following construction and licensing a few years later. Continuing the LIU Post Homecoming tradition, alumni returning to host shows... Continue Reading →
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