Yeah, that one fooled us, a big signal all by itself playing pretty much only music and generic 'Your oldies station' promos, like it was from a stream.
Wiki says the True Oldies Channel they were playing is a project of deejay Scott Shannon:
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Ownership
Owner The True Oldies Channel / Scott Shannon
(Distributed by Local Radio Networks)
Key people
Scott Shannon, host
History
Launch date April 1, 2004
Coverage
Availability National, through small, mid-sized, large, and major media market affiliates.
Website trueoldieschannel.com
"At the time of the station's launch (a time when "real oldies" was experiencing a certain degree of revival on the AM dial), the True Oldies Channel featured only music from 1955 to 1969 with less than ten percent from 1970 to 1973 (for example "Tears of a Clown" and "Burning Love"). The format was 60% 1964 to 1969 (the post-British Invasion era) and 40% 1955 to 1963 (the pre-British Invasion rock and roll/doo-wop era). It was the network's original mission to avoid the trends of other oldies outlets and remain committed to the music produced from the beginning of the rock-and-roll era to the disco era (1955 to 1979), .."
