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golden oldie

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golden oldie
n.
A recording, movie, or other form of entertainment that was very popular in the past.
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Noun1.golden oldie - a song that was formerly popular
oldie
song, vocal - a short musical composition with words; "a successful musical must have at least three good songs"


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The Golden Oldies have proven to be a formidable opponent to the Sunnyside Staffers, but no matter who wins, the competition remains friendly.
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With no fanfare, his KSUR-AM (1260) ended its adult standards format and switched to golden oldies on the afternoon of Aug.
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Sherman (he's the rocker in blue), in his 10th year as superintendent in Lake Mills, Iowa, belts out the golden oldies as a vocalist with Nate and the Moonlighters, whose members largely are school district employees.
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