The following article appeared in Forbes.com. ABBA has recorded two new songs, its first in 35 years, and plans a TV special and a digital project to recreate the four members performing as ‘ABBAtars.’ It is enough to inspire countless headlines today about “Money, Money, Money” – and “Mamma Mia,” here we go again - referencing some of ABBA’s best-known songs, along with “Dancing Queen,” “Take A Chance On Me” and “The Winner Takes It All.” While figures vary, industry watche

The following article appeared in Billboard and Spin Bob Dylan has announced that he’s starting his own whiskey company called Heaven’s Door. Including a straight rye, a Tennessee bourbon, and a double barrel whiskey, the collection represents a partnership with Marc Bushala -- co-founder of Angel’s Envy bourbon. “We both wanted to create a collection of American whiskeys that, in their own way, tell a story,” Dylan recently shared with the New York Times. “I’ve been travelin

Many songs disappear after they reach their peak on the charts and are rarely heard anymore. Here's one of my favorites. This song came out in 1978. It was recorded by Suzi Quatro and Chris Norman. Suzi Quatro played the character Leather Tuscadero on TV's Happy Days in the seventies. I first played this song on a radio station in Sussex county, N.J. WSUS. I immediately took a liking to it and have loved the song ever since. Enjoy it's a goodie!

As the clock counts down toward summer, businesses throughout Delmarva are making the most of the shoulder season by hosting their annual spring festivals. In Ocean City, Seacrets will present its Twelve-Pack of Local Music & Brew Fest at 1 p.m. Saturday, April 28. Tickets are $25 in advance and $30 at the door, which includes drink samples from various Maryland and Delaware breweries. (Food must be purchased separately.) Performers this year will include Eastern Electric, Th

Come with me today as we take a trip back to April 25, 1972. Where were you? What were you doing back then? I was in my second year of college and working at a part time job in a supermarket. Here's a look at some interesting statistics and costs back then. Don't be too shocked! Cost of Living 1972 How Much things cost in 1972 Yearly Inflation Rate USA 3.27% Yearly Inflation Rate UK 6.4% Year End Close Dow Jones Industrial Average 1020 Average Cost of new house $27,550.00

Where were you in 1969? Was it a good year for you? Here are the songs that shaped your life back then compiled by Billboard Magazine 1. Sugar, Sugar - The Archies 2. Aquarius / Let the Sunshine In - The Fifth Dimension 3. I Can't Get Next to You - The Temptations 4. Honky Tonk Women - The Rolling Stones 5. Everyday People - Sly and The Family Stone 6. Dizzy - Tommy Roe 7. Hot Fun In the Summertime - Sly and The Family Stone 8. (It Looks Like) I'll Never Fall In

As internet radio continues to grow, more and more ways to listen are being developed. The article below outlines the best apps for internet radio listening. I am glad to say that Edgewater Gold Radio can be heard on Audials, My Tuner, Tunein, and Live 365. This information was obtained from the Igeeks blog. Best iPhone Radio Apps #1. Beats 1 by Apple If you are an Apple fan and wish to stay committed to the company, go for Beats 1. The radio service is integrated with Apple

If you're scanning your radio dial, you'll find it very difficult to find any real oldies stations. Sure you'll hear lots of stations that classify themselves as classic rock or classic hits but no oldies. By oldies, I mean the music of the 50s 60s 70s and 80s. Most commercial radio stations play the same 500 songs from the 70s and 80s over and over and call themselves "classic hits." The thought is that advertisers only want to cater to young audiences. This is very frustrat

A new video by Sir Ringo Starr for the title track to his Give More Love album was released April 19 by the newly knighted Beatles drummer. The clip, directed by Brent Carpenter, includes fan photos contributed especially for the video that were submitted in a contest sponsored by Ringo. “They (Ringo and the record company) told people to submit stills and video that to them meant 'Give More Love,'" Carpenter told Billboard in a phone interview. “And Ringo did a little announ

I grew up listen to WABC and enjoyed hearing happy, humorous voices playing great music and keeping me company all the time. Dan Ingram was a radio genius. His quick wit kept us laughing all the time. There was no anger, vulgarity, smart ass talk, degrading comments, or anything that would insult his audience. Radio was bright, fun and an uplifting way to get through your day! Back in 1968, you would hear a live announcer identify the station twice an hour. This was a staff a