My 1951 AMI Model E Juke still has the 5 cents per play, six for a quarter
sign! It was born the same year I was!

Lou Houck
Rollin' Recording


  ----- Original Message -----
  From: Lou Judson
  To: [log in to unmask]
  Sent: Tuesday, January 04, 2011 9:26 AM
  Subject: Re: [ARSCLIST] RIP rock n roll


  Neil recently mentioned SKY.FM here. They have "stations" for each
  decade so you can just tune them in on the radio section of iTunes.
  They do have occasional commercials, but really good music: <http://
  www.sky.fm/> from the Christmas Channel to Salsa...

  It is more like focused radio than a jukebox, but Pandora does the
  jukebox thing pretty well. With no dimes!

  Remember "three plays for a quarter?" down at the diner/drive-in? I do!

  <L>


  On Jan 4, 2011, at 7:10 AM, Tom Fine wrote:

  Has anyone made a plug-in or "skin" for iTunes that makes it act like
  a vintage jukebox? If not, they should. Imagine loading your favorite
  tunes from all those Rhino compilations, or picking the best from
  over-thorough "retrospectives" of good but not great artists and
  building your own jukebox, that you can plug into speakers when
  you're entertaining or can enjoy through your headphones. The
  standard iTunes interface can kinda do this with "cover-flow," but
  not really, at best it acts like a 1990's CD jukebox.

  -- Tom Fine



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