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Noun(1) a song that was formerly popular

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(1) A pop song from the 1980s played on the speakers, a musty oldie , something about childhood, a song about innocence.(2) I turn on the radio and listen to the oldies as they play again and again on the local station.(3) Some major record companies have been pushing to introduce flexible pricing, charging more for hit songs and less for oldies , for example.(4) And the oldies are played by rapidly aging DJs trying to recapture the glory years of early AM Radio.(5) The first three are classic oldies , the fourth and fifth are recent pop hits, and the next three should be familiar to any music geek worth their salt.(6) Why would a record company place a newly discovered work of art on an album that's a collection of oldies and call it a bonus track?(7) When she was older, would the radio stations be playing the same oldies they do now, or music from her time.(8) Electronica is not my kind of music, I'm more into musicals and oldies , but I am open to anything that is good.(9) Clare's songs are again a mix of favourite oldies and cracking originals, not a misfire among them, taking in pop, big band and samba but possessing a distinctive style.(10) Some Saturdays we play all oldies and others we play so many different songs.(11) Dad turned on the radio to a channel that played oldies and some new hit songs which was cool, because I wouldn't be stuck listening to Chicago for two hours.(12) My friend stayed in the room that had the live band playing oldies and top forty songs.(13) If we ask Lameville High to provide it we'll probably end up playing oldies .(14) Shadow sings selections from British and American musicals for the first part and her original songs, together with Shanghai oldies , in the second.(15) Many new games, but also a few oldies were played during the 7th Ludopathic Gathering.(16) There was an amusing mix of classical and oldies in the film.