Manitoba’s Oldies are on CFRW 1290 AM – Canada’s Oldies Station. For the best hits of the fifties, sixties, seventies and eighties, Winnipeg, Manitoba turns the dial to CFRW 1290 AM. For all the hits to take you back, plus local news and event information, traffic reports, and weather forecasts, keep the dial on 1290 AM. CFRW 1290 AM plays the best hits from the Oldies so you get all the music you want to hear, twenty-four-seven. From Marvin Gaye, The Moody Blues, The Doobie Brothers, and Deep Purple, to Bette Midler, The Beatles, The Monkees, and Elvis Presley, tune in to the best work day music to help you dance your way through the long hours. CFRW has a great team of DJs that will keep you tuned in to great classic music all day long. Don Percy and Terri Ivanochko will get you going in the morning from 9:30 AM to Noon with classic hits, entertaining discussions, and all the news, weather, and traffic information you need. McAvoy helps you roll through the afternoons, and Ralph “Raccoon” Carney will help you de-stress on your ride home from 3pm to 6pm. Tune in to Tim Bradley’s “Trucker’s All Request Convoy” every night, and move to all your favorite beats. You’ll also get great weekends with Buster Beau-Dean on Saturdays from 2pm to 7pm, Dean Cockell with finances, Machine Gun Kelly on Sundays with the American Hit List—a tribute to the 50s 60s and 70s, and Jim Parsons on Sundays for the best of the 50s and 60s. Dick Bartley and Resby Couts will fill you in on Sundays with Rock Talk and the Curling Minute. No matter what time you tune in, CFRW 1290 AM has great programming to satisfy every listener. Log on to the CFRW website for information about all the events happening in Winnipeg. Take surveys and polls, get updates on Wesman Basketball, find out about upcoming live shows, and sign up as a loyal listener. Members get exclusive access to the downloads page. And don’t forget to listen to the online feed so you can keep your oldies tunes with you wherever you are. Manitoba’s CFRW 1290 AM plays today’s best mix of the oldies. |