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Jazz stations

Thank you so much for the jazzweek.com station directory link. ;D

In Boston, WHRB Harvard U radio, plays Jazz 5A-1P weekdays. They are actually commercial, so maybe that's why they're not listed.
In NYC, WKCR plays jazz often: 6-930a, 12-3p, 6-9p, and some on the weekends.

IMHO, these are giants who play America's Classical Music. Smooth? Need to go elsewhere.

www.whrb.org
http://www.columbia.edu/cu/wkcr/netcastload.html
 
The show times for Boston and NYC are local to the Eastern time zone: Late Winter Ahead, Fall Back rules apply.
 
cefgw said:
Thank you so much for the jazzweek.com station directory link. ;D

In Boston, WHRB Harvard U radio, plays Jazz 5A-1P weekdays. They are actually commercial, so maybe that's why they're not listed.
In NYC, WKCR plays jazz often: 6-930a, 12-3p, 6-9p, and some on the weekends.

IMHO, these are giants who play America's Classical Music. Smooth? Need to go elsewhere.

www.whrb.org
http://www.columbia.edu/cu/wkcr/netcastload.html
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Only stations that are reporters to the chart are in the directory, so that's why they aren't in there. WKCR doesn't focus on current material in the way that most on the panel of reporters do, so that's why they are not part of the panel. But they are indeed a great station.
 
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