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Cool Blue Taupo is a broadcast radio station in Taupo, New Zealand, providing Blues, Jazz and Americana music.
s a unique variety of music with a Louisiana flavor; Cajun, Swamp Pop, Zydeco, Country, Classic ------ Shows: Backbone Radio, All Louisiana Fridays, Cajun French Music, Drive Home, Music Show, Phil Daigle, Swamp & Roll Show, The Spicy Cajun Show, Weekend Wrap-Up ----- Hosts: John Guandolo, Tanya Ardoin, Sterling Burleigh, Bill Bailey, Paul Marx, Paula Marx Guidry, Layton Thibodeaux
Mike Terry, Opry Moments, Teeã Goans, Two for Tuesday, Way Back Wednesday, WSM By Request, WSM Morning Show ----- Hosts: Brad Paisley, Mike Terry, Teea Goans, Eddie Stubbs, Larry Gatlin, Johnny Rivers
producers and festival-goers people all over the world have discovered that bluegrass is one of the most interesting, honest and heart-felt musical formats. ------ Shows: The Thistle & Shamrock, American Routes, Etown, Mountain Stage, Bluegrass Breakdown, Bluegrass Overnight, Banks of the Ohio, Bluegrass Review, Bluegrass Signal, Gary Henderson Show, Katy Daley Show, Lee Michael Demsey Show, Music from Foggy Hollow, Open Mic, Ray Davis Show, Stained Glass Bluegrass, The Dick Spottswood Show, Traditions ----- Hosts: Nick Spitzer, Maureen Loughran, Kaori Maeyama, Nick Forster, Helen Forster, Larry Groce, Dave Higgs, Phil Nusbaum, Bill Foster, Katy Daley, Mike Kear, Gary Henderson, Lee Michael Demsey, Bill Miller, Bob Webster, Richard K. Spottswood, Mary Cliff
Legends Radio - WLML is a broadcast station from Palm Beach, Florida, United States, playing Adult Standards Pop, Americana, Jazz and Vocal Jazz music.
Broadcasting on AM 680 with the full audio spectrum. On the internet we stream in the original monaural not wasting bandwidth. Better than CD quality. The picture you are looking at is Larry D. "Skip" Marrow. Skip had wanted a radio station as long as he could remember. He finally got a slot on the FM dial in Elma, Washington but wanted an AM slot (the first sign this was to be a strange radio station). As fate would have it he found an AM available only to find, after he bought it, that there wasn't even enough equipment to do talk radio (and that can be accomplished with a Radio Shack microphone). As a business owner he found he had enough of a line of credit to go on the air. On February 5th 1995 KBRD went on the air at 680 AM, a sun to sun station. At the time it was called KLDY since the KBRD call letters were owned by an elevator music company (since improved to one of Seattle's best). Skip operated the station from his living room and thanks to computers (in 2008 we upgraded from the original non y2k compliant computers) he was able to program a days work and still earn a living. He kept working at APEX Mailing (still KBRD's largest corporate sponsor). Because things were running smoothly, fate stepped in and informaed Skip he would have to move the transmitter (okay, it wasn't fate, it was the landlord). The 100 foot tower he was leasing was in the road a a new development. If you have ever tried to find a place to put a radio tower... well, good luck. But Skip had a bit of good luck. A daytimer (sun up to sun down) 250 watt station with a giant 400+ foot tower (the tallest structure in the county) was available. Skip mortgaged everything and in short while he was running 2 stations from his living room. And the KBRD call letter were now availble. He moved the KLDY call letters to the station just purchased and renamed KLDY to KBRD. Through the miracle of automation, KLDY became Olympia's cultural arts station (now a service of Seattle Streaming Radio and no longer dedicated to the arts) and KBRD stayed a mixture of jazz, rock, swing, country, dixie, ragtime, zydeco, western swing, novelty and any other category you could think of. Anything Skip liked went on KBRD. KLDY consisted of two CD players (one held 300 and the other 400), 1 microphone and an antique cart player that came on at the top of the hour to announce the legal ID. A couple of times a week an announcer would come on promoting the local arts scene and do a weekly emergency alert notification. KBRD is probably the antithesis of high brow. Much of the music heard on KBRD is heard nowhere else in the country. The station is so eclectic and entertaining that E! Entertainment named it the 9th best station in the country. Not bad for a 250 watt daytimer being operated from a living room and being paid for with every penny Skip earned. In 2003 Skip was diagnosed with cancer. Two years later he was dead. But before he died he transferred the ownership to a foundation (BJ and Skip's For The Music Foundation). The tower is administered by long time friend, Norma Jean Hissong who provides space to KBRD at no charge as per Skip's will. The foundation's job is to keep the music going forever. And, that's what we intend to do. New songs are regularly added to the mix but always keeping the musical taste of Skip and BJ in mind. BJ? Who's BJ. If BJ danced to the music it was deemed toe tapping and appropriate for the station. And being a Moluccan Cockatoo, BJ did a mean dance. BJ would squawl at turn on and turn off driving Skip crazy and entertaining all of Olympia. BJ and Skip are gone but we'll continue the music with the help of the community and friends. Regular listeners know we don't announce the songs. Why? We haven't gotten around to it with the new system. But our announcer (janitor, groundskeeper, operations officer, foundation President, only employee, drinker of copious quantities of coffee - a fellow called db) will be getting the job done so that songs are identified in the morining hours. In the meantime our answer to the problem is this site where we list the songs from the last week and next weeks songs, too. Olympia is still a relatively inexpensive place to live so we invite you to move here. Our signal goes in about 50 mile radius so you can even live in the South of Seattle where you can listen to KBRD in that parking lot they call I-5. KBRD is a broadcast services of B.J. and Skip's FOR THE MUSIC FOUNDATION. Your donations are tax deductable and can be made by sending a check to KBRD, PO Box 7034, Olympia WA 98507 or by clicking the donation button below.
wide variety of other music that other stations don't play, as well as national and local news. It may be the only t
chants and folk songs to contemporary Hawaiian folk and pop,
through the Sinatra era.Some of the featured artists: Frank & Tony Bennett, Vic Damone, Nat King Cole, Dean Martin, Sammy Davis, Jack Jones.
chants and folk songs to contemporary Hawaiian folk and pop,
producers and festival-goers people all over the world have discovered that bluegrass is one of the most interesting, honest and heart-felt musical formats. ------ Shows: The Thistle & Shamrock, American Routes, Etown, Mountain Stage, Bluegrass Breakdown, Bluegrass Overnight, Banks of the Ohio, Bluegrass Review, Bluegrass Signal, Gary Henderson Show, Katy Daley Show, Lee Michael Demsey Show, Music from Foggy Hollow, Open Mic, Ray Davis Show, Stained Glass Bluegrass, The Dick Spottswood Show, Traditions ----- Hosts: Nick Spitzer, Maureen Loughran, Kaori Maeyama, Nick Forster, Helen Forster, Larry Groce, Dave Higgs, Phil Nusbaum, Bill Foster, Katy Daley, Mike Kear, Gary Henderson, Lee Michael Demsey, Bill Miller, Bob Webster, Richard K. Spottswood, Mary Cliff
Discover the best of The Gamut - WTOP-HD3 broadcasting live from Washington, DC, United States. Enjoy crystal clear audio and diverse programming.
Legends Radio - WLML is a broadcast station from Palm Beach, Florida, United States, playing Adult Standards Pop, Americana, Jazz and Vocal Jazz music.
through the Sinatra era.Some of the featured artists: Frank & Tony Bennett, Vic Damone, Nat King Cole, Dean Martin, Sammy Davis, Jack Jones.
Discover the best of KBON 101.1 - KBON broadcasting live from Eunice, LA, United States. Enjoy crystal clear audio and diverse programming.
80's, 90',s and 2000's iconic songs without commercial interruptions! Enjoy!
The best in new and old Americana roots music, including Country, Rock, Folk, Blues and more!
college station in York County, we offer a variety of alternative music and programming that is just not available from any other radio station in our area. We also serve as a training facility for all interested full or part-time York College students to learn the art of radio broadcasting. Our History WVYC (formerly WYCP, WMH and WMSR) was founded in the early seventies by a group of interested York College students and staff, who were willing to share their technical and programming expertise. We began programming on 640 AM from the lower level of the Student Union on November 18, 1972. In 1975 application was made to the FCC for an educational FM license at 88.1 MHz. WVYC signed on the air at 4:00 PM on November 18, 1976 with a live remote broadcast from Wolf Gymnasium, of the inauguration of York College president Dr. Robert V. Iosue. The first song was Don McLean’s, American Pie, played by Dave Davies. The first newscast was read by Mark Wormsbaker at 8 PM. More information can be found on the WVYC tribute page. Initially, from newly constructed studios located on the third floor of the Life Sciences Building, we broadcast from 4:00 PM until midnight. In the fall of 1986 after 2 & 1/2 cramped months in a temporary basement room, we moved into our present facilities on the third floor of the Iosue Student Union Building. WVYC FM began broadcasting mp3 audio streams on the Internet in the fall of 2001. Our first internet stream was at 4 PM on November 18, 2001, exactly 25 years after we first signed on the air. We received reception reports from every continent except Antarctica within the first hour. WVYC FM operates on a frequency of 88.1 FM. The radio station is and has always been fully student-managed. We operate as a division of the Dept of Communications and Writing. The Station Manager since 2013 has been Jeffrey Schiffman. He also teaches Audio & Radio Production at the college after a 35-year professional radio career
in some Americana like the Traveling Wilburys and even The Grateful Dead to give our listeners a mix they'll not find anywhere else.
Mike Terry, Opry Moments, Teeã Goans, Two for Tuesday, Way Back Wednesday, WSM By Request, WSM Morning Show ----- Hosts: Brad Paisley, Mike Terry, Teea Goans, Eddie Stubbs, Larry Gatlin, Johnny Rivers
(Amplitud Modulada), Actualmente El Alto es la segunda ciudad más poblada de Bolivia y una de las ciudades urbanas con más rápido crecimiento económico del país.
Discover the best of Radio de Bendición broadcasting live from Santa Cruz de Barahona, Dominican Republic. Enjoy crystal clear audio and diverse programming.
Madrid España, Buenos Aires Argentina, México DF. Mexico y estudios principales desde el área de New York City
they’re for the more mature music enthusiast, they often don’t deliver on that promise – but at Memory Lane Radio we guarantee to play the songs and artists you simply don’t hear anymore, from Sinatra to Sinita…..
für dich. The best country hits and western songs around the clock and without interruption. A must for all fans of real country music on rm.fm Country only."
around the world. Some shows my go just outside of this, but just to mix it up a little bit.
Country is an enlightening start to your day, and your country friend to stay with all day long 'til the cows come home. Best listened to along with Mamma's home made apple pie!
equally special. A collision of sound you won’t hear anywhere else.