Empire Classic Radio (ECLA) is a Radio station in Mafia II (set in 1946 and 1951). It plays Big Band Jazz, and what would be known today as Oldies. The station headquarters can be found in Midtown. While assumed to play music from the previous decades, the station's role is depicted to have shifted between 1945 and 1951. In 1946, the station is simply tasked in playing past hits from the 1920s and 1930s, encompassing mostly the Big Band and Jazz genres. By 1951, however, the station is reinvented as a more conservative counteract to both Empire Central Radio and Delta Radio, which have both began airing rock and roll music or music influenced by the genre; ECLA circa 1951 continues to favor roughly the same range of music as it played in 1945 while introducing the emerging Pop genre, but evidently forgoes any form of rock and roll music in its playlist. The station is known to be Pro-Democrat. It 1946 the Host was L. Harris, and by 1951 the Host was Gary Stevens. The Station's logo is unknown.
Track Listings[]
Mafia II (1946 Segment)
Rum and Coca Cola
The Pessimistic Character
By the Light of the Silvery Moon
Happy Feet
Come On and Stomp Stomp Stomp
Good Little Bad Little You
Sing, Sing, Sing
The Best Things in Life Are Free
You're Driving Me Crazy
Belleville
Riverboat Shuffle
Stringing The Blues
Beatin' the Dog
Goin' Places
Mafia II (1951 Segment)
My Bonnie Lassie
Ooh Baby Ooh
My Guardian Angel
Let The Good Times Roll
Mambo Italiano
Makin' Whoopee
Held for Questioning
Chow Mein
Count Every Star
After the Lights Go Down Low
Jezebel
Ain't That a Kick in the Head
Return to Me
That's Amore
900 Miles
Springtime in Monaco
Manhattan Spiritual
The Peanut Vendor
Pennies From Heaven
Che La Luna
Oh Marie The Closer to the Bone
When You're Smiling
Make Love To Me
