Ryan Vincent

Ryan Vincent Host of Solid Gold Saturday Mornings on 89.1 WFDU FM

01/19/2026

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01/18/2026
Good Morning, Everyone!Time to vote for this week's WABC Pick Hit! Comment down below, call (201)-692-2012 or email me a...
01/17/2026

Good Morning, Everyone!

Time to vote for this week's WABC Pick Hit! Comment down below, call (201)-692-2012 or email me at [email protected] to cast your vote along with your requests. The countdown begins at 9 AM EST.

Listen LIVE at wfdu.fm, any radio streaming service, or 89.1 on your dial.

May the best song win!

Hello Everyone!We are back again this week with another countdown from 77 WABC as we go back to the year 1966. Check bac...
01/16/2026

Hello Everyone!

We are back again this week with another countdown from 77 WABC as we go back to the year 1966. Check back here tomorrow morning to begin voting for this week's pick hit.

Listen LIVE at wfdu.fm, any radio streaming service, or 89.1 on your dial.

See you tomorrow!

I know some of you might’ve been waiting for the ultrasound picture but I hope this little Halloween tiger will suffice ...
01/15/2026

I know some of you might’ve been waiting for the ultrasound picture but I hope this little Halloween tiger will suffice 🐯

This week we’re spotlighting our youngest host, Ryan Vincent! 🐯

He’s into trains, British bands, vinyl, the NY Mets...and his love for classic hits proves age is just a number on RetroRadio! 🎧🚆

Tune in to Solid Gold Saturday Mornings every Saturday from 7–10am on 89.1 FM or stream worldwide at wfdu.fm 📻💻📱

No doubt I'm playing this album over and over on my "Yellow Submarine" today because,   in 1969, the Yellow Submarine so...
01/13/2026

No doubt I'm playing this album over and over on my "Yellow Submarine" today because, in 1969, the Yellow Submarine soundtrack was released six months after the film's initial release in July 1968.

This is how I remember The Beatles, and how I was introduced to the Fab Four. It wasn't just the music made for the film but the other songs included that got me into "Beatlemania!" Although, if you wanted to be more technical about it, I would have grown up with the "Yellow Submarine Songtrack" album released in 1999.

Upon looking more into the project as a whole, I was a little shocked to find out that The Beatles didn't care much for the songs featured here let alone the film. In fact, apart from "Yellow Submarine" and "All You Need Is Love," the song made for the film were considered "throwaway songs." Meaning, if they didn't think it was good for their other albums then they would just put it on the soundtrack. In fact, to let you know how much The Beatles cared little for the project, the original UK album back cover says nothing about Yellow Submarine. Instead, they printed some reviews of the White Album. On the US back cover, however, it features a fictional biography and history of all the character in Pepperland.

I always found that funny because "Only A Northern Song" and "It's All Too Much" are in the list of my top Beatles songs. "All Together Now" is a great catchy song to sing when you're feeling down, and "Hey Bulldog" is just a perfect rock song that lets you know The Beatles could still lay it down if they wanted to. It's still my top Beatles album, and one I often carry around with me along with my portable record player whenever I visit my family.

Tommy James AND The Monkees! Also, did not know Tommy wasn’t in the Hall Of Fame until now 😭
01/10/2026

Tommy James AND The Monkees! Also, did not know Tommy wasn’t in the Hall Of Fame until now 😭

For those of you who have listened to my show for a while, you know that Donna Summer is one of my favorite artists of a...
01/10/2026

For those of you who have listened to my show for a while, you know that Donna Summer is one of my favorite artists of all time. I love disco and I love soul, and one of my other favorite singers is Lou Rawls.

So when I found out that two of my favorite singers got together to sing a duet, you could imagine how excited I was! From the NBC late-night show “The Midnight Special,” here is Donna Summer and Lou Rawls singing “Swing Low Sweet Chariot” in 1977.

(C) NBCUniversal, Video uploaded by The Midnight Special YouTube Channel

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Good Morning, Everyone!Time to vote for this week's WMID Pick Hit! Comment down below, call me at (201)-692-2012 or emai...
01/10/2026

Good Morning, Everyone!

Time to vote for this week's WMID Pick Hit! Comment down below, call me at (201)-692-2012 or email me at [email protected] to cast your vote along with your requests. The countdown begins at 9 AM EST.

Listen LIVE at wfdu.fm, any radio streaming service or 89.1 on your dial.

May the best song win!

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