The Lost 45s with Barry Scott features hit records you never thought you’d hear again. You don’t have to sit through overplayed tunes to get Top 40 hits from your past! Even superstars like Elton John, Fleetwood Mac, Rod Stewart, Paul McCartney & Billy Joel have “Lost 45s.” If you believe content must be King, join The Lost 45s network heard in more than 60 commercial radio markets. Both the weekly program and daily segments feature exclusive interviews. with over 1,000 recording artists and contains the world’s largest collection of TV, movie, and news clips. Anyone can play the songs; it’s what we do around them which makes this show so special.

About Barry Scott

Barry’s radio career started at age five in his bedroom -- announcing records, news and weather. His Middle School music teacher encouraged him to attempt a broadcasting career. The Lost 45s began at Emerson College in 1981. After graduation, the show was picked up by a commercial station and has received #1 ratings since. The program has been in national syndication since 1993.

The Lost 45s is home to America’s Largest Classic Hits Music & Interview Library with Barry Scott as curator of charted records that no longer receive adequate airplay. Scott desires to keep these songs and performers alive in an era of tight playlists.

Scott’s first book, We Had Joy, We Had Fun, became an international bestseller. In addition, his CD series: Barry Scott Presents The Lost 45s' of the 70s and 80s has been a huge success. The Lost 45s has been recognized by many national publications including Billboard, Radio and Records, Rolling Stone, Spin, and the New York Daily News. He is recognized nationally as one of the foremost authorities on pop music. Scott’s library also contains over 100 hours of TV, movie, and news clips!

Barry Scott raised over a million dollars to fight AIDS, co-creating the Aim For The Heart Radiothon and a series of concerts starring KC & The Sunshine Band, Captain & Tennille, The Cowsills, David Cassidy, and the Bay City Rollers!