[Dixielandjazz] Jazz on the internet

[david richoux]

Bill,

I have been on DJML for many years - I have had an "OKOM"  jazz program 
on KFJC 89.7FM <www.kfjc.org> since 1984 and we have been net-casting 
for many, many years - almost since the technology has been available. 
Our station has been at the lead on all sorts of issues about internet 
broadcasting and I am proud to be a member of this non-commercial 
station. We are located in the San Francisco/San Jose Bay Area but we 
are well aware of our international capabilities. We have done remote 
broadcasts from New Zealand and the UK and also many parts of the 
United States.
We have several different internet feeds that will work depending on 
individual connections. We do not have archival capabilities at this 
time, but we are working on it!  
<http://www.kfjc.org/netcast/index.php> will offer all the available 
connections

(Please be aware that KFJC provides a huge variety of musical styles - 
we are not just a "Jazz" station. Your ears may be stretched just a bit 
by what is going on in the world of music these days!)

For particulars about my program - "The Jazz Parade" 10Am-12 Noon PST 
features a wide variety of Traditional Jazz, Dixieland, Ragtime, Brass 
band (New Orleans and otherwise,) Jug Band, Early Blues, Big Band 
(before and into Swing), Novelty, Western Swing and recordings of bands 
from al over the world that continue in the tradition of performing all 
this kind of music. It is an eclectic program and the rules can change, 
but I usually stick close to the roots  of what has become defined as 
OKOM.

I have a weekly listing of local and regional performances of this sort 
of music and I also encourage any bands from whatever part of the world 
they might be to continue to send me CDs and information about their 
performances. I have been doing this show for 20 years and I don't plan 
on stopping any time soon!

Dave Richoux
tubaman at batnet.com


On Feb 28, 2004, at 1:23 PM, Bill Gunter wrote:

> Hi listmates,
>
> Some of you know that I write a column for The American Rag (a jazz 
> newspaper) entitled "It's On The Internet" and it deals with things 
> like the DJML and other jazz events happening on the web.
>
> Anyway, one of the readers sent me an e-mail asking if I might do a 
> column on trad jazz radio programs you can hear on the internet.
>
> I'm eager to do the story and so I'm asking if any of you have 
> favorite radio programs of OKOM that you could recommend I discuss in 
> the story. How do you access the programs and all that good stuff.
>
> I know we've talked about this from time to time on the DJML but I 
> want to focus more tightly into this internet capability for the 
> story.
>
> Any information you can send to help will be much appreciated.
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
> Bill "Inquiring Minds Want To Know" Gunter
> jazzboard at hotmail.com
>
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