Anyone know of a radio station that a plays 70's hits??? Used to listen to one in Vancouver BC

[a kennedy]

but they changed the format to religious I think......anyway it's not on the air any longer. Having one heck of a time to find a good 70's station. We have a Sonos speaker and it can get ANY CHANNEL, ANY TYPE OF MUSIC but, it's just so exhausting going down the line trying to find one we like. So, if any of you have any favorites I'd sure love to hear of them. Thanks.

[mercuryblues]

1. Xm radio

has a 70's channel. You have to pay for it though.

[a kennedy]

10. Thanks, not going to pay.....

[hlthe2b]

2. This says it is free streaming with lots of related choices:

https://www.accuradio.com/seventies/

[safeinOhio]

5. Another one with lots of choice.

https://www.internet-radio.com/stations/70s/

Radio in my van broke a year ago. Now I tune in on my cell phone and listen to these.

[a kennedy]

11. Thanks, will check it out.

[hermetic]

28. THANK YOU!!

I went there and signed up and have been listening for several hours now and I am just amazed at the vast selection of music. You have made me one very happy gal!

[hlthe2b]

31. 'Glad it worked out for you...

[Dave Starsky]

3. Pandora has a lot of '70s offerings.

Just make a station based on one of your favorite artists (James Taylor, Joni Mitchell, The Bay City Rollers, Gary Glitter, etc.) and kick back. Upvote songs you really like when they play and downvote ones you don't, so you won't hear them again.

[a kennedy]

12. Yah, we've got a Pandora link, a Tunein link, and a I Heart radio link.....

I just need the call numbers so I can just tune in instead of trying to find one that good. Thanks.

[TreasonousBastard]

4. I second satellite radio...

It'll cost you at least 12 bucks a month (plus the radio), but you'll get your choices:

http://www.siriusxm.com/ourmostpopularpackages

And, you can use it in the car.

[a kennedy]

13. I just can't pay for radio.....we do have this Sonos speaker

http://www.sonos.com/en-us/home

https://www.cnet.com/products/sonos-play-1/

[SonofDonald]

6. KZOK OK102.5 FM Seattle Washington

Rocking since I was a teen in the 70's

And I'm sure they're on the net.

[a kennedy]

14. Thanks will check it out, thanks

[Dave Starsky]

15. I can't stand KZOK.

I swear they play the same 25 songs over and over and over and over again. I swear if I hear "Free Fallin'" one more fucking time I'm going to rip the stereo out of the dash. Tom DID have other songs, you know.

Danny Bonaduce's show is entertaining, though. That's the only reason I listen and endure their shitty playlist.

[SonofDonald]

17. I don't listen to them anymore because of that

But it's the major station in the area I think, I like Bellingham 92.9 and the newer 98.9 in Seattle.

But I have over 1000 albums and a very nice system, been collecting since the 70's.

[Dave Starsky]

18. 92.9 is better.

It doesn't always have the best reception, depending on where you are around the Sound. And they still tend to overwork the same songs. But they will throw in a deep cut every now and then.

Jack FM, 96.5, is pretty good if you don't care about contests, gonzo morning shows, and the like. Just a lot of older songs from all different genres of pop/rock.

[SonofDonald]

23. I have a 30 foot mast

Rotator, nice antenna and a modded Sansui TU-9900 and a TU-X701.

Reception?, not a problem.

[Dave Starsky]

24. I have the rubber ducky on the roof of my car.

There once was a time when I would have killed to have the kind of antennage you have. Sadly, radio around the world is a vast wasteland now, ruined by corporate consolidation and made nearly obsolete by the Internet.

[SonofDonald]

25. Yeah but I've always been an fm listener

17 years in bush Alaska with no radio, I had withdrawals.

I listen to classical and jazz now mostly, there are still great stations out there to find, I'm just old fashioned I guess as I didn't jump on the digital bandwagon.

With 1000 albums I don't have to, I just figure if I throw it on the TT I just listened to it anyway, I have a Nak CR-7A to make tapes for my car and that's enough for me.

If it sounds good it is good.

[Dave Starsky]

34. Very nice for you, SonOfDonald

Sounds like you've got it all figured out.

[Runningdawg]

7. In Tulsa

KBEZ 92.9 FM
Here is a playlists from this morning:
http://kbez.tunegenie.com/

[a kennedy]

16. Thanks, looks promising......

[Cedar_son]

8. You talking ROck 101.1 in Vancouver?

It's still around. Still sucking too. Been playing the same 30 songs since 1993.

http://www.rock101.com/

[a kennedy]

9. No, no, it was 650 AM. And it's now sports....I thought it was religious.....

but it's now sports.....we loved it when it was 70's 80's.

[Cedar_son]

20. Oh, CISL 650. Ya that was a good oldies station.

[LeftInTX]

19. My physical therapist switched to internet radio

One day I asked them what station they were listening to.
Like me, they were sick of the local oldies station playing the same songs over and over again.

[rurallib]

21. I bought an internet radio a couple of years ago

over-the-air stinks anymore.

Pretty much anything you can think of on the internet. I love the radio - we have about a dozen stations around the world set.

[crazycatlady]

22. Do you have Amazon Prime?

If you do, it comes with a free streaming music service (no ads). I'm sure you could find a 70s station on there.

I don't use Pandora or Spotify, but I think they have a free tier (with ads) that would have it if you're not willing to pay.

AMazon has a mobile app so I listen through my phone.

[OnDoutside]

26. Tune in.com and search for 70s music...its free

[wcmagumba]

27. I did use the free Pandora but...

it only plays one song and stops so I had to click after every song (Using a Chromebox and Chrome browser), I searched for a solution to this without
buying the pay service but found none that worked. I still use Spotify sometimes but mostly Accuradio or Tunein. I had Sirius/XM for years but got tired
of paying,,,poor, fixed income.

[a kennedy]

30. Hear ya about poor, and on fixed income,won't pay for radio,

Tunein really sounds like our best choice on this speaker.......thanks.

[SamKnause]

29. Cincinnati, Ohio 92.5 the Fox.

It is an excellent station that plays classic rock from the 70's.

I think it is free on the Internet, but I am not sure.

[no_hypocrisy]

32. WGHT

http://lightningstream.com/player.aspx?call=WGHT

[benld74]

33. St Louis Missouri. KSHE 95 Real Rock Radio

50 years strong
App in the Apple App Store
Or find em on the web