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It's ! All day! Yay! Listen Wednesday to the Annual WKCR-FM All Day at
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Hey KCR- are you no longer playing Bird Flight? Two straight days without it now. 😫😩
Great show this afternoon Architects of Astral Music. Hope it continues, as WBGO programming is seriously getting on my nerves.
How are , WKCR-FM jazz radio programming, MTV, Nick at Nite, Hanna-Barbera, and Rudy Van Gelder all connected? Find out in our second conversation with Fred Seibert
https://postgenre.org/mtv-fred-seibert/
Are you still planning on a Max Roach birthday broadcast tomorrow?
THIS IS LOVELY!
Your listeners would love 'My Heart Can't Breathe by John Michael Ferrari 🎤
This Friday, Nov 19th at 12am tune into a historic Ragas Live Festival 24-hour historic broadcast on WKCR-FM featuring premier artists from around the globe! Finish out the broadcast live, in person at Pioneer Works or tune in at
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Thanks for continuing to play "Bird Flight and "Traditions In Swing". Please don't stop
Sharif Abdus- Salaam. You ended your show tonight with Free For All by Ralph Peterson, and said I hope you liked that. Man, did I like that. Free For All might just be my all time favorite composition and I've heard it so many times since the first on WRVR early 70's, I know every note and beat from each and every solo. I been a jazz maniac since the very early 70's, and have listened to all of the jazz music shows on WKCR, yours especially. Years ago it was, you started your evening show with Mingus's moaning. Well sir, you are a staple in NY jazz radio, as was dear Phil. God bless you, and thank you for all the music.💞
Thank you for continuing to play "Traditions In Swing" and "Bird Flight" WKCR. Please don't stop.
Today on WKCR-FM's "Afternoon New Music with Kurt Gottschalk," a George Lewis special. Compositions by Lewis performed by Dana Jessen, Ensemble Dal Niente, and the Spektral Quartet, improvisations by Lewis with Nicolas Collins and with Joelle Leandre and Pauline Oliveros, and a piece written by Tyshawn Sorey dedicated to Lewis performed by Alarm Will Sound.