Golden Oldies (TV program)

Golden Oldies (Korean: 가요무대; RR: Gayomudae) is a South Korean music program for the middle-aged, who wish to sing along and dance to the nostalgic tunes reminiscent of memorable past. The program presented by Kim Dong-gun is aired every Monday at 22:00 KST on KBS 1TV.

A music program aimed at middle-aged people to remember nostalgia and memories while singing songs and trots. Golden Oldies is a representative music program boasting the tradition and authority that has introduced numerous famous songs that penetrate the modern and music history of Korea for 34 years since its first broadcast on 4 November 1985. Until today, during a total of 1572 broadcasts, about 23,000 singers appeared and 28,000 songs were sung. With special performances from around the world for not only domestic but also overseas compatriots from Brazil, Germany, Libya, etc., it has played a role as a channel of communication in life, comforting the longing for hometown and parents, easing the sorrows of the nation, and so on. The theme is decided for each episode, and famous singers sing old songs that fit the song.

The KBS Orchestra is active as an exclusive orchestra for the Workers and Mil-yang Arirang Song festivals, including the music stage, "Open Concert", "Who is good at".

PD Cho Eui-jin, who was in charge of a variety program called The March of Youth on KBS 1TV, said: "Let's make a music program targeting the middle-aged in the era of music show programs targeting young people." I think. At that time, KBS President Park Hyun-tae said: "The music stage should consist of good lyrics, enthusiastic singers, and a classy stage." I asked. In line with this direction of production, a program called a music stage was created. One week before the first recording, PD Cho Eui-jin thought that Kim Dong-gun announcer was the foremost of the person who is doing the classy and savvy progress. I went to the announcer Kim Dong-gun and said, "I have a program like this, but can't you help me?" I asked for a request, but I refused it under the ground. When announcer Kim Dong-gun refused until the day before the recording, PD Cho Eui-jin said that he was ignorant. The reason for refusing was Kim Dong-Geon in the special feature of the 30th anniversary of the music stage, "PD Jo Eui-jin is a very, very expensive person. So he asked me to continue to come and watch the society, so I was doing a liberal arts program at that time, Eun-mak, I thought that young people were dancing, so I said that I didn't fit with me. I lasted for a week. Then (PD Jo Eui-jin) "I'll just do one day of recording today, and then after one day, from next week, then I'll find someone else. "Let's see." Go... So I couldn't do it because I was a punk. But... After that, after recording, PD Jo came down and said, "Brother, how does it feel to record it now?" I said, "Hey! I will continue with this program."

1987 Libya Encouragement of workers at the Daesu reactor construction: When preparing to go to Libya for the performance, singer 'Hyeon-cheol' was in a group called 'Hyeon-cheol and the bees'. When <Sit but Stand or Think of You>, which I wrote for my wife, became a hit, I made people in Libya think of their homeland and family. However, even though I know the song, the singer is a faceless singer, so I wanted to know who the singer was and wanted to see it. There was a request that the singer wished to come when performing Libya. Kim Dong-gun said he wanted to know who 'Hyeon-cheol', the protagonist of the song, was called. We got on the plane to Libya, but the host announcer Kim Dong-gun saw 'Hyeon-cheol' (singer) and said, "Who is this person? He said that he misunderstood'Hyeon-cheol (singer)' as a worker going to the Libya aqueduct. And since the broadcast, Hyeon-cheol, who was a faceless singer, engraved his face on the people. Hyun-cheol became a popular singer, and in 1989 he won the KBS Music Awards for Bongseon-hwa Yeonjeong (Lyrics: Kim Dong-chan lyrics; Composition: Park Hyun-jin composition; Singer: Hyun-cheol). Since then, Hyeon-cheol enjoyed the honor of winning the KBS Music Awards for two years in a row with "I Hate Hate" (Lyrics Ho-Seop Lee/Sung Hoon Park/Hyun-Cheol] Song) in 1990.

In 1988, in the United States Los Angeles, he sang <Hometown Elementary>, <San Francisco>, and <Travel Car>. In the year, Jang Se-jeong remade his <Hometown Cho>.

Composer Jeong Pung-song has added lyrics and songs, and has been positioned as a symbol of Golden Oldies from 4 November 1985 until now, and is performing short arrangements with the opening and ending titles of the broadcast .

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