Deep Oldies

The station specializes in a deep catalog of Rock and Roll music primarily from the 1950s, 1960s, and 1970s. It aims to play music not typically featured on other stations specializing in older music, emphasizing a broader selection of tracks. The broadcaster provides a musical experience focused on classic rock and roll, catering to listeners seeking a more extensive range of music from those decades. The station's content is described as a “mix” of music, suggesting a curated playlist rather than a purely chronological presentation. Listeners can access the station through a new stream player, alongside Radio Free Phoenix. The website encourages listener interaction and feedback via email at music@deepoldies.com. The station features a rotating roster of airstaff members, including Charlie Ram, Charmi O’Connor, Chris Herrick, Gary Laatsch, and Gary Ringler. A significant annual event is the “Radiothon,” with the 36th annual event scheduled for December 24th, 2024, and planned as a 30-hour Rock and Roll Christmas celebration led by Andy Olson. The station also acknowledges the passing of David Lee, a former DJ and member of the airstaff. The website archives contain a substantial collection of past content, spanning from May 2025 back to January 2011, providing listeners access to a historical record of programming. Recent posts on the website highlight Chris Herrick’s “On The Road Again” segment and announce the upcoming Radiothon. The station has a history spanning several years, as evidenced by the Radiothon’s 36th annual iteration. The broadcaster has maintained an online presence, including pages on Facebook and MySpace. The station also has ties to Radio Free Phoenix, with a shared stream player available on the website. A significant event in the station's history was the passing of David Lee, a former DJ, highlighting the contributions of individuals to the station's operation and legacy. The broadcaster also offers a selection of Phoenix 60’s CD’s for purchase. The station is accessible through various platforms, including InternetFM, an application compatible with cell phones and tablets running on internet feeds. Listeners can add the station as a favorite within the InternetFM app to enjoy the audio in stereo high-fidelity sound. The website provides links to the station's Facebook page, homepage, and MySpace page. The broadcaster encourages listener support through donations, with a prominent link to a donation portal. Technical issues with PayPal API credentials are noted on the website, indicating ongoing maintenance and improvements to the online infrastructure.