oldie
Noun
Meaning
a song that was formerly popular
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2013 An Oldie but a Goodie Bill Oddie toured Australia, to present a series of one-man shows, "An Oldie but a Goodie", during June 2013.
And then read my colleague Sandra E. Garcia’s about the twins and why it’s harder to discover a golden oldie.
In October 1999, Callaghan told The Oldie Magazine that he would not be surprised to be considered as Britain's worst prime minister in 200 years.
An oldie but forever a goodie.
Evie is brought up on this board because she was a Miami "oldie" memory of many thanks to WQAM, the Beach paper, etc.
Thanks Mrs. L. The song is "Todo Lo Que Soy" and it's an oldie from Carlos Ponce, the singer who turned into acting (was in a daytime soap and now has a guest appearance as the hunky contractor on NBC's "Lipstick Jungle").