Ted's Memories on 101 Fm

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Note this blogg was publish before Ted Thurkill passed away in November 2024 he will always be remmebered as a legend of 101 fm with all his incredible skills and knowledge of music . sadly missed 

🎶 Tune in to Logan City's 101 FM for a blast from the past with "Ted's Memories Music"! 🎶

Are you craving the sweet nostalgia of the '60s and '50s? Look no further! Join us every Sunday from midday to 3:00 p.m. as Ted takes you on an unforgettable journey through the golden era of music.

Ted, our resident expert on all things retro, has meticulously curated a collection of timeless classics that will transport you back in time. From the smooth melodies of Frank Sinatra to the energetic beats of Elvis Presley, you'll find yourself humming along to every tune.

But Ted's Memories Music is more than just a trip down memory lane. It's an immersive experience that goes beyond the songs. Ted's extensive knowledge of the era will regale you with fascinating stories and tidbits about the artists, the music industry, and the cultural events that shaped this iconic period.


So mark your calendars and set your alarms for Ted's Memories Music, the ultimate destination for '60s and '50s enthusiasts. Join us on Logan Cities 101 FM every Sunday, from midday to 3:00 p.m., and let the melodies of the past sweep you away.

Get ready to immerse yourself in an unforgettable journey through time with Ted's Memories Music on Logan Cities 101 FM! 📻🎵





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