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- The All Music Guide with biographies and discographies of thousands of artists and groups. An excellent site. This is the one the Wolfman and Charlie the "K" use!
- The Rough Guide to Rock Music with over a thousand bios of artists and groups.
- Collin Crapo's Oldies Web Site with reviews and lyrics (in some cases music) for many oldies. Collin also has a pretty gook links page.
- A Trip Down Memory Lane with Terry & Brenda, 50s, 60s & 70s lyrics, pictures and information.
- Rock "n' Roll Hall of Fame where you find some of our favorite artists with pictures & sound! An excellent site!
- Tom Simon's Rock 'n' Roll Page with articles about songs and artists.
- The Radio Site Personalities Page (links to pages of famous radio personalites)
- The Murray the K Collection with history and audio of the famous DJ.
- Wolfman Jack History
- Tribute to Wolfman Jack
- Cincinatti Radio Station WRGG for live audio.
- Pensacola Radio Station WYCLfor live audio.
- Toronto Radio Station CHUM for live audio.
A list of the top 3000 requested Oldies songs Dead Rock 'n Roll Stars Club: current list of dead stars
- Wurlitzer Jukebox Museum with beautiful pictures of beautiful machines.
- German Car Hop (auf Deutch) with many pictures of jukeboxes.
- Fifties Web site (yes the decade has a site) with a taste of the times.
- Counter Culture focusing on the sixties and seventies; a time-line for baby boomers, bohemians, beatnicks, and hippies.
- D. Pearson's Pop Culture & Counter Culture site with some interesting links to bring back memories of the 50s & 60s.
- Steve's Mousekateer Pages features one of our favorite groups.
- The origin of the phrase "rock 'n' roll" from the dictionary folks.
- Pammi's Music Page with many links to 60s era music.
- Tom Simon's Rock 'n' Roll Links Page with many annotated links.
- Sun Records where it all began.
- The MIT List of Radio Stations on the Internet to find your favorite station.
This page was prepared by C. Hartley & G. Stevens (he's the one with the beard) and was last updated June 6, 1966. They would be happy to hear from you and will pass along messages to the on-air personalities Charlie the "K" and the Wolfman.