Mick Fleetwood has made it clear that he is not interested in a reunion with Fleetwood Mac's former guitarist Lindsey Buckingham. Buckingham was the latest in a series of guitarists to have parted ways with the rock band. Fleetwood said in a recent interview with Rolling Stone that he doesn't really know why Fleetwood Mac keep losing guitarists. Asked if he sees any chance to play with Buckingham again, the Fleetwood Mac founder replied in the negative. "Fleetwood Mac is a st

Another radio legend is gone. My favorite DJ and mentor Harry Harrison passed away yesterday at age 89. I grew up listening to Harry on WMCA , WABC and WCBS-FM in New York for many years. His friendly, relaxed, style drew me into this business. I met him several times and kept in touch with him for many years! I believe that Harry is the reason that I went into radio! He will be greatly missed! Harry was never vulgar, condescending, and he never insulted his audience. He was

Our brand new weekend show, The Seventies Party Train debuts today at 5pm eastern time. It will features an upbeat mix of 70s music along with some 70s trivia and facts. It's part of our 60s and 70s weekend and will add some variety and great memories from the 1970's. The show will air every Saturday from 5pm - 9pm eastern time. Our disco show, Dance Fever 54 has been moved to 9pm. This show features classic disco and will run from 9m - 12mid on Edgewater Gold Radio.

One of the worst feelings is when a problem that is sporadic cannot be identified. Running an internet radio station is complicated. You can usually determine whether your equipment or automation system is faulty but as soon as the signal leaves your system, it goes into a sort of black whole. Yesterday, in the morning hours my stream began dropping and dropping and dropping. I use Xfinity as my cable and internet provider and I will tell you, their customer support is the

We will be adding a new show to our line up beginning on Saturday, January 25, 2020. The Seventies Party Train will begin airing at 5pm eastern time every Saturday. Our programming schedule is as follows: Monday - Friday - 12am - 6am - Nightmemories (Softer Oldies and standards) 7am - 8am - The greatest variety of oldies from the 50s through the 80s. 8am - 5pm - The greatest variety of oldies with Jim Murphy. 5pm-9pm - The greatest variety of oldies from the 50's through th

Edgewater Gold Radio will be airing a new show starting on Saturday, January 25th. The show will air from 5pm to 9pm Eastern time. The Seventies Party Train will feature upbeat music from the 70s along with 70s facts and events. It will be music intensive and will fit nicely with our 60s and 70s weekends. I've decided to move our disco show from 7pm to 9pm. It will now run from 9pm to 12 mid. I feel that the 70s show will be a nice transition to our disco show, Dance Fever 54

Here's the latest from RTT News regarding rare unreleased David Bowie Tracks. Parlophone Records announced that a six track EP of David Bowie's unreleased and rare tracks will be released over six weeks. The first track from the album, DAVID BOWIE IS IT ANY WONDER?, is a previously unreleased version of "The Man Who Sold The World." It was released on Wednesday as a streaming-only 1 track digital single in celebration of both Bowie's birthday and the 50th anniversary of the w

When I first started in radio commercial radio back in 1978, there was no automation and really no way to cover up your mistakes. I landed a job doing the 11pm - 6am shift on Sat/Sun on WSUS 102/3 FM in Sussex County, New Jersey. The station had a "Town and Country" format at the time where every other song was country. Disco was the rage at the time and the station manager decided to add disco to the format on Saturday nights. Since I was a "newbe," I wasn't that familiar w

I always stress consistency in radio programming. Quick unexpected changes will lose audiences. I once worked for a popular standards radio station in north Jersey. It always had marketing problems along with signal problems but it did have a core audience who loved hearing Ella Fitzgerald, Frank Sinatra, Tony Bennett and the like. The owners could never keep a sales staff for one reason or the other. Sometimes "mom and pop" companies are good but their micro - management co

The lawsuits filed by accusers of the Michael Jackson child sexual abuse cases are now alive and well again. Here's the story by RTT Music news. In a widely expected move, a California appeals court has revived two lawsuits accusing late pop star Michael Jackson of child sexual abuse. The decision by the California 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals reverses previous rulings dismissing the suits brought by James Safechuck and Wade Robson, whose accusations were the subject of the H