Why aren't there any radio stations playing 40's music?

Answer 1

I think some do but I think you will have an easier time web searching for "Standards" rather then "40's music" to see if any near you play those songs.

I agree more a XM or internet radio thing than currently popular enough for a broadcast station.

Answer 2

I'm looking for 50s and 60s stuff, myself.

"I'll Never Find Another You (1965)" You Tube

Answer 3

advertisers want the Younger audiences

80's & 90's are now the Oldies

Answer 4

Podcasta

Answer 5

Not too many people listen the 40's music anymore.

Answer 6

I have wondered the same thing. In the USA everything needs to turn a profit, especially the airways and news medias.

Answer 7

Try listening to the AM band. There are a couple of AM stations in my area that play music that old.

Answer 8

You must be really old.

• Daniel7 months agoReport

  Ha Ha! I'm almost 26 but I just want to listen to music to take me back to a simpler time when people use to watch over each other rather than focusing on themselves, believed in the value of hard work, etc. I wish America were still like that (but with technology, of course).
  

Answer 9

SiriusXM has one