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Tony Angels Class Reunion Oldies

Requests and dedications

A song you haven't heard in years, a dedication for someone special, or a memory to share with everyone listening.

Requests and dedications

How it works

Three steps to hearing your song

  1. Pick your song

    The song and the artist. The year helps too, if you know it, so Tony finds the right version.

  2. Say who it's for

    A name and a line about why: your wife of fifty years, the class of '63, the friend who drove the convertible.

  3. Send it and keep listening

    Use the form below. If your song makes the show, you'll hear your name on the air.

Your request

Send Tony your song

Tell us the song, who it's for and anything you'd like said on the air.

Such as "Will You Love Me Tomorrow".

Who sang it, if you know.

Leave it empty if the song is just for you.

Questions about requests

Can you tell me when my song will play?

Sorry, no. The license that lets internet radio play records doesn't allow a show to say in advance exactly when a particular song will be on. Keep listening: that's half the fun.

Will every request be played?

Tony can't promise every song on every show, but every request is welcome, and the more you tell us about why a song matters to you, the better.

Can I send a memory instead of a song?

Please do. Stories from the school dance, the drive-in or the first concert you went to are part of what makes the show a reunion. Use the form above and write it in the message.

Does it have to be from the 50s or 60s?

That's what the show plays, so a song from those two decades has the best chance. Not sure of the year? Send it anyway.

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