Here are some great sources for jazz listening online--some new, some old, but all inspiring. Enjoy!
| JazzFM_ |
Based in London, Jazz FM is the home of Jazz, Soul and Blues played by the UK.s finest presenters, each experts in their field. All genres of Jazz: Mainstream, Straight-ahead, Smooth, Funky, Traditional, Latin, and Big Band, along with beautiful Soul, heartfelt Blues and fiery Fusion. |
| PureJazzRadio |
Pure Jazz Radio has become a haven for jazz musicans, singers, broadcasters, and fans, reaching several thousand listeners each month. Artists from around the globe have submitted their music. PJR provides information on the global jazz scene daily, both on Pure Jazz Radio and on their website. |
| WBGO Radio Online |
WBGO Radio is a publicly-supported, cultural institution based in Newark, NJ (FM 88.3) that champions jazz and presents news to a worldwide audience through radio, other technologies and events. |
| Small's Jazz Club Audio Archive |
Small's is an interesting jazz club in New York's Greenwich Village at the corner of W. 10th Street and 7th Avenue. They keep an audio archieve of club performances by instrument. They also steram thier shows real time --video and audio. |
| WKCR Radio Online |
WKCR in a New York-based public radio station with a long history of jazz programming where Bird Flight, a forum for the music of Charlie Parker, is heard Monday through Friday mornings, 8:20 - 9:30 am, hosted by Phil Schaap, one of the world's leading jazz historians. |
| WOMR Radio Online |
Guitarist, Rich Willecke, plays the great improvisors of the past and today. Listen to Louis Armstrong, Lester Young, Charlie Parker, Miles Davis, Lennie Tristano, Sal Mosca, Joe Lovano, Tom Harrell, Wynton Marsalis and many others. Rich broadcasts on the 2nd, 4th and 5th Thursday from 1 to 4 PM. |
| OKOM Radio Online |
OKOM stands for Our Kind Of Music. The music that you or your parents grew up with. The unforgettable tunes of the 20's, 30's, 40's, and 50's. The Society Orchestras, those fabulous Big Bands, Trad Jazz, Ragtime, Dixieland, Old Time Radio, and the greatest singers of all time. |