Brandi Music and Easy On Hold are our streaming music services. At JazzWeek we report combined spins of "straight ahead" jazz tracks in our Jazz Masters, Jazz Late Night and Crooners channels. We welcome your submissions. We also welcome submissions for our other jazz related and jazz adjacent channels, though spins are not reported: Latin Jazz, Jazz Fusion, Bright Instrumentals, Easy Instrumentals, Smooth Jazz, Guitar & Piano, Beyond Borders, and Blues. Please do not send CDs, but instead please provide us with an online location for downloading. We will try to respond to tracking calls periodically, but please be patient if we are not caught up. Please know that by passing on a submission we are not necessarily making a negative critical judgment on it, but rather only that, for many possible programming reasons, it doesn't fit our channels. After putting songs into our channels, we usually leave them there, but sometimes we do discontinue or rest songs. Thank you very much for your interest in Brandi Music! Channel lineup: https://easyonhold.com/music-for-business/channels

NEW SERIES NOW AVAILABLE ON PRX (the Public Radio Exchange at prx.org) A new series of 1-hour specials incorporating rare, personal and historical conversations I have recorded over the past 4 decades with many of the greatest Jazz legends of our time and of course many of the great artists who today are taking the music to new and exciting places. The first installment in the series features a conversation I had with Don Cherry recorded in January of 1982. Upcoming episodes will include Teddy Edwards, Frank Morgan, Max Roach, Gloria Lynne, Joseph Jarman, Joe Williams, Cedar Walton...far too many to list them all here. Visit the Jazz from Gallery 41 Series page on PRX for more information re: licensing for your station. Jazz from Gallery 41 streams 24/7 with live broadcasts Monday through Friday 3 pm to 6 pm Pacific with occasional in-studio guests, interviews, and occasional live performances. Contact me via email to schedule artist interviews. For reporting purposes please call on Tuesdays between 1:00 pm to 2:30 pm Pacific. If these times are inconvenient, please contact me via email or leave a voice-mail and I will respond as soon as possible. --------- (Am also a member of the staff at KCSM-FM91 as on-air host/producer. Jazz from Gallery 41 airs on KCSM-FM91 Saturdays from 10pm - 2 am (PT). My JazzWeek reports are for Jazz from Gallery 41 only and do not represent plays during any programs I produce or host on KCSM which reports as a separate station entity.)

JAZZ FROM GALLERY 41 is back on KCSM-FM91 the Bay Area's Jazz station. Beginning the 28th of August Jazz from Gallery 41 will air weekly on Saturday evenings from 10 pm - 2 am (Pacific). The show is being produced in my studio here in the east bay hills, so all contact (mail/email/telephone) information is same as listed above.

Music calls Monday's 2p-4p

Show now produced in Dallas (still airs in Austin). Station address: 8906 Wall St. Ste. 203, Austin, TX, 78754-4541. Station website is kazifm.org. "Let's Cool One" has aired since 1990.

Please send music related emails to music.kjem@wsu.edu

Please contact Michele Robins for all music calls.

Please contact Michele Robins for all music calls. She can be reached at 480-774-8415 or mrobins@rioradio.org.

Night Train is our nightly jazz show; Crossroads a twice weekly blues & R&B show with related jazz releases; and Global Village is our world music show- also with many jazz selections included on a regular basis. Global Village is nationally syndicated and has aired to date on over 400 stations in 43 states and over 170 countries.

Podcast: Reflections In Rhythm with Greg Bridges on Spotify, iHeartRadio, Apple Podcasts

Email Contact is: David@krfcfm.org / Please send all promotional CD's and music to the station address of: KRFC 88.9 FM Radio Fort Collins, Attn: David Vacek-Music Director, 619 South College Avenue Suite #2, Fort Collins, CO 80524-3068, (not to any Programmers Home Address). Thank You.

Mailing address: KRFC 88.9 FM Radio Fort Collins, Attn: David Vacek-Music Director, 619 South College Avenue, Suite #2, Fort Collins, CO 80524-3068

Mailing Address: KRFC 88.9 FM Radio Fort Collins, Attn: David Vacek, Music Director, 619 South College Avenue, Suite #2, Fort Collins, CO 80524-3068

Record Label Calls Fridays 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. (602) 625-3000 Please send physical CD's. Downloads will not necessarily be listened to.

Please send physical CD's. Downloads will not necessarily be listened to.

Jazz Happening Now only accepts digital downloads of music. No physical CDs will be accepted or considered for airplay. To submit music for consideration, please provide download links only.

Jazz After Hours only accepts digital downloads of music. No physical CDs will be accepted or considered for airplay. To submit music for consideration, please provide download links only.

Please use e-mail as primary means of sending add requests and other info. We are temporarily working out of a church until our new space is constructed for next year. I look forward to talking with promoters and artists more regularly when we have an office and a staff!

Programs

The Night Shift with Brent Laidler
Saturdays 11p-Midnight
https://www.wbaa.org/programs/night-shift-brent-laidler

Blue Lake Public Radio is a service of Blue Lake Fine Arts Camp, the international summer school for the arts located in the Manistee National Forest in northern Muskegon county in western lower Michigan. The radio station went on the air in 1982, and by March of 1983 "Jazz From Blue Lake" was being hosted by Lazaro Vega. Blue Lake Public Radio is proud to underscore Blue Lake Fine Arts Camp's commitment to music and fine arts education. Our primary market is Grand Rapids, though our 100,000 watt signal at 90.3FM reaches as far north as Traverse City, south to South Haven and we have FM listeners in Milwaukee. Lazaro is on the air playing jazz records seven days a week.

We've reorganized things at ideastream in Cleveland - the result leaves Jazz All Night at 90.3, the same frequency, but with call letters WCLV - 6 hours of jazz all night across the board, midnight to 6AM. 36 hours in all locally programmed, six hours from the jazz network. Dan Poletta (below) will handle the bulk of the work five nights a week, I will be on two nights for 3 hours per night.

we are primarily a straight ahead jazz station, but we have specialty shows that cover Brazilian jazz, Salsa/Latin Jazz, modern big bands, Avant-Garde and artists that might be traditionally considered more CMJ-ish fare.

I prefer being contacted by e-mail. Please note the new address for NEPM/Jazz � la Mode. Do not ship to our previous addresses in Amherst or 1525 Main St., Springfield

I host and produce two jazz programs for WFIU--the weekday afternoon program "Just You and Me," and the classic-jazz, thematic program "Night Lights" (which is syndicated on 19 stations in 45 markets). Mark Chilla also hosts the vocal-jazz, American-popular-song program "Afterglow," which is syndicated on 16 stations. We will be reporting spins for all three shows. WFIU is the NPR member station in Bloomington, Indiana, and has been on the air since 1950.

Jubilation is a 3 hour program.

I am only at the station on Fridays when I do my weekly show from 2-5 PM Eastern Time.

Eric is around the station most weekdays during normal business hours.

Station is located in Troy NY

Air Time 5:00-8:00 a.m. US Eastern Time Thursdays

Serenade is a popular 3-5 hour show with a focus on new jazz releases. Labels, artists, recording information and repertoire are always discussed. All kinds of jazz is featured, including progressive jazz. Jerry Gordon is the former owner of the label Evidence Records as well as the retail store Third St. Jazz in Philadelphia. The station's powerful signal reaches most of NJ, Philadelphia, and Delaware. The station streams its programs live. The independent station is located on the campus of Princeton University, in Princeton, NJ.

Station is a volunteer operated entity with numerous varied formats. Main Jazz presentation is on Sundays from 9 AM till 1 PM with other shows including new Jazz and Classic releases in their format. Breakfast Blend, Louisiana Dance Hall, The Other Black Music, Cause & Effect.

No phone hours due to multiple gigs. Best contact is by email. I also report to the JPL.

WWNO HD3 runs 24 hours of syndicated jazz daily (PubJazz), in addition to 13 hours of jazz on our primary signal on the weekend.

WWUH adopted the moniker "Public Alternative Radio" not long after going on the air in 1968. We broadcast from The University of Hartford, where Jackie McLean founded the Jazz Studies program in 1980. Each of our ten jazz hosts loves & respects the art form; most have been WWUH volunteers for over 20 years. Since the late 1970s, our staff has presented live broadcasts of the summertime Monday Night Jazz Series in Hartford's Bushnell Park. In 1995, WWUH became the first Connecticut radio station to stream all its programming online. I began hosting "Out Here & Beyond," a Tuesday morning jazz show, in May of 1994. On March 27, 2001, I became the station's Jazz Music Director as well. Despite the added responsibilities, I still enjoy producing a weekly three-hour jazz program. My only regret is that I no longer have much time for freelance writing about music.

John Ramsey began his association with WWUH Radio at age 15. His engineering skills & eagerness to volunteer persuaded the station's college-student staff to train him so that he could fill in for regular program hosts when asked. With the exception of a period during the 1970s, John has remained a WWUH staff member to this day. In 1978, he was elected as Chief Engineer, a position he still holds - and still handles with pride. He became WWUH's first paid general manager in 1986. John continues to serve in that capacity. His dedication & enthusiasm remain undiminished. John also writes extensively about radio's significance. He is author of "Hartford Radio" & webmaster at hartfordradiohistory.com. On October 20, 2015, Mr. Ramsey was one of 12 distinguished broadcasters selected as the first inductees into the "Connecticut Broadcasters Association Hall of Fame."

SoulandJazz.com radio streams approximately 15 hours of new jazz programming per week, on "The Creative Source" (Brad Stone), "The Cutting Edge" (Mike Chadwick), "Absolute Fusion" (Mike Chadwick), The Jazz Outpost (Ken Irwin) along with some additional spins on other programs. Brad's "Chats with the Cats" is a program that features chats with prominent artists, and runs on the SoulandJazz.com YouTube channel.

Producer, programmer and host of "The Cutting Edge" and "Absolute Fusion".

Producer, programmer and host of "The Jazz Outpost".

Much of our music is scheduled by Dave Becker from Las Vegas. We have a small, non-colocated staff and make much use our our automation system - meaning tracks must make it into the system and be distributed before getting the widest use (on not just WZUM aired programs, but across the PubJazz network). Music may be imported from one of three studio sites, so physical copies are valuable, but digital assets are very much appreciated.