This Week on Treasure Island Oldies - Week of June 23rd, 2019

June 23^rd to June 30^th, 2019

Thanks for sailing over to the Island for the annual Treasure Island Oldies Summer Beach Party. The sun, the surf, the sand and the greatest summer oldies of all time...what a combo! The Chat Room or "Tiki Hut" was hopping with listeners from all over Canada and the United States having a great time together sharing the music and memories. I was also pleased to hear from listeners via email as well as the Treasure Island Oldies Facebook page. Please remember that if you were not able to listen to the live show, it will air on our Broadcast Partners Network Affiliate Stations this week. Just go to the Broadcast Partners Network page for the days and times most convenient for you. But before you turn on the sunshine, be sure to wear your sunscreen and seagull repellent. LOL

Next week,  June 30th, it's my annual tribute to the Music of Canada! You'll hear songs that were regional, national and international hits. I look forward to spotlighting the artists and songwriters from coast to coast across Canada for you. Having spent many years with A&M Records as Vice-President of Artist & Repertoire, I loved discovering and helping to develop songwriters, recording artists, and record producers to realize their potential. This Music of Canada special means a lot to me personally.

If your birthday is coming up soon, I'd like to help you celebrate it on the show. Send the month and date to birthdays@treasureislandoldies.com. I'll wish you Happy Birthday on the air and also play Birthday by The Beatles for you.

Voice Your Choice spotlights Billy Joe Royal. Cast your vote at the Voice Your Choice page for either Cherry Hill Park or I Knew You When. I'll play the winner during the Music of Canada special next week.

This week the Top Five Countdown is from 1966. The Number One is yet another smash hit by The Beatles. Paperback Writer is playing at the Treasure Island Oldies Blog.

Click here for this week's Rock and Roll News Podcast.

See you next week for the Music of Canada Special.

Bye for now.
Michael