“A consistent ratings hit and revenue generator! The audience loves it, so they’re happy! I love it because it generates additional cume!” - Greg Strassell, SVP Programming/HubbardĬontact us today for information about our weekly and/or daily shows.Do you love jamming out to Culture Club, Tears for Fears, Billy Idol, Rick Springfield, and Loverboy? Missing the days of big hair, power chords, and synthetic beats? Are you just feeling a little nostalgic for the awesome 80s? Well, you’re in luck: iHeartMedia has announced the return of its iHeart80s Party. “The Lost 45s has been a winner for many years, often one of the highest performing dayparts on the station!” - Jon Zellner, EVP Programming/iHeartMedia To be the music authority in your market, you NEED this content! “The Lost 45s” is appointment listening for a fiercely loyal audience. The program features charted records that no longer receive adequate airplay. Barry Scott has written a best-selling book, We Had Joy, We Had Fun, released a CD series internationally and appeared as a music expert on VH-1’s “Behind The Music,” CNN and Howard Stern. The Boston Herald named it the most successful weekend specialty show in the city’s history. “The Lost 45s” has been on the air since ’81 and in syndication since ’93.
Anyone can play the songs it’s what we do around them which makes this show so special. Both the weekly program and daily segments feature exclusive interviews with over 1,000 recording artists and contains the world’s largest collection of TV, movie and news clips. Even core artists like Elton John, Fleetwood Mac, Rod Stewart, Paul McCartney and Billy Joel have “Lost 45s.” If you believe content must be King, join “The Lost 45s” network heard in more than 60 commercial radio markets.
“The Lost 45s with Barry Scott” features hit records you never thought you’d hear again. “The Lost 45s” with Barry Scott as curator of America’s Largest 70s & 80s Classic Hits Music and Interview Library!Ĭelebrating our 40th year! Don’t let The 1% of hits dominate all others.
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