We had what I understand was a moderately successful big band station down 
here in Dunedin, WGUL. Salem bought it and it's now 24/7 conservative 
yammer. Overnight, you even get Roy Masters, who owns Salem and who I 
thought had gone to that big studio in the sky at least a generation ago. I 
remember hearing him at least twenty--and probably more--years ago out of 
New York, I think.

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Our oldies station in Detroit is 104.3 WOMC, and it used to be exclusively
50's and 60's, but now they have added stuff from the 70's.  Classic rock
stations have added things from the 80's and as for big band in Detroit,
it is only on for an hour on weekends on a few stations, and the one on
580 that has gone from big band exclusively to a more adult contemporary
program carries old time radio shows late at night at 11:00.