Jazz:
Saxophone Jazz
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AACM: Association for Advancement of Creative Musicians
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Cannonball Adderley
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Eric Alexander
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Gene Ammons
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Astral Project
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David Binney
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Art Blakey
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Jane Ira Bloom
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Geof Bradfield
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Michael Brecker
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Tina Brooks
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Ari Brown
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Rob Brown
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Scott Burns
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Kenny Burrell and John Coltrane
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Benny Carter
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James Carter
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Jim Massoth and Frank Caruso
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Matt Catingub
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Chicago Jazz Philharmonic
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Clayton Brothers
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Ornette Coleman
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John Coltrane
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Ravi Coltrane
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Sonny Criss
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Ronnie Cuber
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Eddie "Lockjaw" Davis, Buddy Tate, Coleman Hawkins and Arnett Cobb
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Ernest Dawkins' New Horizon Ensemble
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Mark DeJong
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Stefano Di Battista
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The Dixon-Rhyne Project
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Eric Dolphy
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Paquito D'Rivera
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John Ellis
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Fly
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Ken Fowser and Behn Gillece
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Von Freeman
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Von Freeman and Frank Catalano
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Don Friedman
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Nick Fryer, Doug Stone Quartet
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Jim Gailloreto
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Kenny Garrett
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Stan Getz
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Stan Getz & J.J. Johnson
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Stan Getz and Kenny Barron
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Stan Getz and Joao Gilberto
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Stan Getz & Bill Evans
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Dizzy Gillespie
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Rosario Giuliani
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John Goldman
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Benny Golson
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Dexter Gordon
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Jon Gordan
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Chris Greene
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Jimmy Greene
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Johnny Griffin
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Lin Halliday
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Charlie Byrd and Scott Hamilton
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Antonio Hart
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Coleman Hawkins
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Joe Henderson
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Todd Herbert
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Red Holloway
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Javon Jackson
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Milt Jackson and John Coltrane
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Antonio Carlos Jobim
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Eddie Johnson
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Kidd Jordan
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Stan Kenton
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King Curtis
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Rahsaan Roland Kirk
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Roland Kirk
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Adam Kolker
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Lee Konitz
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Steve Lacy
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Azar Lawrence
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Charles Lloyd
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Joe Lovano
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Joe Lovano and Hank Jones
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Rudresh Mahanthappa
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Tony Malaby and Joey Sellers
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Tony Malaby
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Branford Marsalis
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Virginia Mayhew
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Jackie McLean
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Pat Metheny And Ornette Coleman
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Roscoe Mitchell
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Hank Mobley
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Thelonious Monk and John Coltrane
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Thelonious Monk & Sonny Rollins
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James Moody
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Michael Moore & Fred Hersch
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Lee Morgan, Donald Byrd, and Hank Mobley
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Gerry Mulligan
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Gerry Mulligan and Chet Baker
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David Murray
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Roy Nathanson
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Oliver Nelson
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Greg Osby
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Mitch Paliga
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Charlie Parker and Dizzy Gilespie
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Charlie Parker
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Art Pepper
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Eric Person
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Edward Petersen
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Flip Phillips
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Chris Potter
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The Quintet
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Joshua Redman
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Matt Renzi
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Sonny Rollins
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David Sanborn
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David Sanchez
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Pharoah Sanders
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Archie Shepp and Roswell Rudd
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Andy Sheppard
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Wayne Shorter
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Zoot Sims and Jimmy Rowles
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Mike Smith
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Sonny Stitt
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Sonny Stitt and Bud Powell
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The Stryker / Slagle Band
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The Stryker / Slager Band
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Ira Sullivan
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Jorge Sylvester
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Billy Taylor and Gerry Mulligan
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The Fully Celebrated
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The Microscopic Septet
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Cal Tjader and Stan Getz
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Allen Toussaint
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Mark Turner
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Stanley Turrentine
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The Vandermark 5
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Justin Vasquez
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Mal Waldron and Steve Lacy
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David S. Ware Quartet
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David S. Ware
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Bobby Watson
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Ernie Watts
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Andre White with Ben Monder
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Bob Wilber
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Nancy Wilson and Cannonball Adderley
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World Saxophone Quartet
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Lester Young
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The Lester Young - Teddy Wilson Quartet
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Miguel Zenon
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Pete Zimmer
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John Zorn
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A Great Day in Harlem Music from throughout the careers of the jazz greats who showed up that historic morning in 1958 for the famous "Great Day in Harlem" photo. |
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Avant Garde Jazz outside the box. Everything from Ornette Coleman and John Coltrane's early experiments with free jazz to modern sounds from Ken Vandermark and William Parker. |
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Big Band The glorious sounds of large jazz ensembles from every era. Basie, Ellington, Stan Kenton, Thad Jones, Maria Schneider, and plenty more. |
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Brazilian Jazz The best in Brazilian jazz, from Brazilian masters and younger purveyors of the style from all over the world |
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Broadway Jazz Songs by Porter, Gershwin, Sondheim and more -- all as performed by jazz artists. |
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Chicago Jazz Fest 2009 Playing music by the many wonderful artists, both local and national, who will be performing at this year's festival September 4-6. |
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Composers: Bird and Diz Compositions by the forefathers of Bop: Charlie Parker and Dizzy Gillespie |
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Composers: Duke Ellington Duke Ellington and his longtime collaborator Billy Strayhorn wrote some of the most memorable jazz compositions of all time. Hear their timeless songs performed by artists from every era. |
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Composers: Thelonious Monk Music composed by the enigmatic, challenging, and revolutionary Thelonius Monk |
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Covering All the Bassists Bassists step out of the shadows! Hear great jazz bassists fronting bands, taking solos and laying down jaw-dropping grooves. Charles Mingus, Ray Brown, Jaco Pastorius and more. |
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Cutting Edge Experimental jazz from the last two decades infused with innovative new ideas. Not Avant-Garde and definitely not Straight-Ahead. Brad Mehldau, The Bad Plus, Jason Moran and much more. |
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Decade: Pre-1940 Take a tour of the earliest days of jazz, with Jelly Roll Morton, Louis Armstrong, Duke Ellington and much more. |
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Decade: The 40s The decade when swing was king, that is, until it was dethroned by the unstoppable force of bebop |
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Decade: The 50s Considered by many to be jazz's finest hour. Hear the glorious sounds of bebop, hard bop, cool jazz, and the beginnings of post-bop. |
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Decade: The 60s A time of extreme change and innovation... post-bop, free jazz, early fusion and absolutely everything in between. |
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Decade: The 70s The decade when present-day jazz legends got their start. Fusion was king, but bebop legends were still making noise... |
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Decade: The 80s Nothing but jazz from the `80s, from fusion to neo-bop. |
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Decade: The 90s Exciting new voices and elder statesmen in their later years. |
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Emerging Voices The future of jazz! Hear undiscovered young talent alongside recent success stories from the under-40 crowd. |
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Everybody's Boppin' Everything bop, from bebop to hard bop. |
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Give the Drummers Some Music that shifts the spotlight to the much-ignored time-keepers. Tunes from drummer-led sessions and music that features drummers in solo spots. Great performances from Art Blakey to Brian Blade. |
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Good Vibes Hear one of jazz music's most under-appreciated instruments: the vibraphone. |
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Groove Jazz Mainstream jazz artists get down! Funky grooves from jazz greats like Herbie Hancock, Cannonball Adderly, Miles Davis and modern-day groove masters like Charlie Hunter and Galactic. |
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Guitar Jazz From Grant Green to Bill Frisell, from acoustic to electric, hear the best of jazz guitar |
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Jazz Explore the art of improvisation with masters such as Miles Davis, John Coltrane, and Thelonious Monk |
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Jazz Fusion A remarkable fusion of jazz styles -- groove jazz, jazz-rock, world fusion, and modern day innovations. It's all here, from Bitches Brew to MMW. |
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Latin Infusion Jazz with that "Spanish tinge," the channel for lovers of Afro-Cuban and Brazilian beats. |
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Live Jazz Jazz greats from every era performing in their most natural habitat: Live, on stage, thriving off of the crowd's energy. |
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Mellow Jazz Lush ballads as performed by jazz greats. |
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Modern Mainstream The best in mainstream jazz from the last three decades. Michael Brecker, Chick Corea, Wynton Marsalis, and much more. |
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New Releases Brand new jazz |
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New School Free jazz, post bop, and the Young Lions. Ornette Coleman to Wynton Marsalis |
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Nothin' But the Blues Hear hundreds of different jazz interpretations of the classic twelve bar blues |
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Old School Swing, Dixieland and Mainstream jazz, including Jelly Roll Morton, Coleman Hawkins, and Oscar Peterson |
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Organ Jazz Classic tracks from organ masters like Jimmy Smith and Big John Patton as well as the newest from Larry Goldings, Joey DeFrancesco and more. |
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Piano Jazz Classic tunes from Erroll Garner, Dave Brubeck, Oscar Peterson, Thelonius Monk, and more. |
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Regions: Chicago Nothing but great jazz by musicians who call the Windy City home. Tunes by well-known legends like Von Freeman and Gene Ammons as well as the many lesser-known players who fill the city's clubs and concert halls with music every night. |
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Regions: Europe From Straight-Ahead to Avant-Garde, hear all the wonderful jazz Europe has to offer. |
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Regions: Modern West Coast West Coast jazz beyond the cool school of the 50's and 60's |
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Regions: New Orleans The Crescent City may be the birthplace of jazz, but it's also home to musical innovation and progress. It's all here, from King Oliver to Stanton Moore. |
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Regions: New York Newer jazz created in the mecca of the jazz world, New York City. |
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Saxophone Jazz Great music from artists including John Coltrane, Sonny Rollins, Coleman Hawkins, and Ornette Coleman |
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Straight Ahead Get your groove on with the best in swinging straight ahead jazz from to Dexter Gordon to Bill Charlap. |
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Swingin' Christmas Straight-ahead Christmas jazz from the greats. From Vince Guaraldi's Charlie Brown Christmas to new releases by Diana Krall and Dianne Reeves. |
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Third Stream The place where jazz and classical meet. From the legendary Miles Davis/Gil Evans collaborations to gorgeous performances by Ella Fitzgerald with symphony orchestra, it's all here. |
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Trombone Jazz Nothing but great trombone performances, from J.J. Johnson and Curtis Fuller to Robin Eubanks |
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Trumpet All the trumpet masters are here, from Freddie Hubbard and Lee Morgan to Roy Hargrove and Dave Douglas. |
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Vocal Jazz From Ella Fitzgerald and Billie Holiday to Lambert, Hendricks & Ross and the Manhattan Transfer. The best of vocal jazz! |
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West and Cool If it's cool, or if it came from the golden state, you'll find it here. |
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Women of Jazz Hear everything from classic recordings by Ella and Billie to the innovative sounds of Regina Carter and Nicole Mitchell. |
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AccuClassical AccuClassical: Our main classical music channel -- the world's most-comprehensive multichannel classical radio station. (artist deselectable) |
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Adult Alternative A rock channel for adults with "broadened" tastes. Classic Rock, Blues, Americana, Modern Rock and more. |
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A Flock of '80s The best Pop, Rock and New Wave of the Reagan Era. It's like the soundtrack to a John Hughes film. |
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Alternative Now! The hottest new music, and the best Alternative rock from the past 10 years |
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Bluegrass A truly American music genre, Blugrass is the sound of banjos, fiddles, mandolins, and life in the mountains! |
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Blues Descendant from African spirituals, the Blues crept out of the Mississippi Delta, got amplified in Chicago, and gave birth to Rock 'n Roll |
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Brit Rock Bored with the USA? Current rock, pop, electronica, and classic underground from the UK. |
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Broadway Featuring dozens of hip Broadway shows like "Chicago" and "How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying" |
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Cabaretdio Featuring sophisticated, Manhattan-based song stylists |
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Canadian Pop, rock, and adult hits... all by Canadian artists! |
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Celtic The finest Irish-based music from around the world |
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Chill Trippy, downtempo ambient grooves. Chill yo'self! |
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Christian Contemporary Hits, Praise & Worship, Inspirational, and more! |
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Classic Rock Classic Rocktopia: The best classic rock of all time |
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Classic Soul The finest in Classic R&B and Soul music |
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Comedy Popular stand-up comedians from Bill Cosby to Jerry Seinfeld with some Monty Python, Family Guy, and Simpsons thrown in for good measure -- plus many more! (beta) |
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Country The best country music on the Internet!From traditional country to today's hottest country hits. |
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Decades Radio A multi-format "shuffle" of hit music from the 50s, 60s, 70s, 80s, and 90s. |
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Electronic A cool combination of Trance, House, Drum & Bass, Breakbeat and Techno |
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Folk The best of classic and modern Amercian folk music |
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French Pop The best in French pop music, from the 1920s to today. |
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Future Perfect Radio Featuring the latest and greatest Indie rock. Folk, dance-rock, twee-pop, post-rock...it's all here! |
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Hip-Hop Classics Check the Rhyme: Serving up Classic joints in Hip-Hop history sprinkled with the sound of today. |
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Hiptronica Indie hiphop, djs, and electronica. |
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HitKast More hits per hour than any other radio station on the planet! |
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Jazz Explore the art of improvisation with masters such as Miles Davis, John Coltrane, and Thelonious Monk |
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Listening Post Rediscover rock music! Explore the new artists and new CDs you're reading about in music magazines and seeing at the front of the record store |
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Magic Sunny Lite Mix Today's best adult hit music, with favorites from yesterday too. |
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Melodies and Memories Easy listening pop favorites, like Doris Day and Johnny Mathis |
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Metal Asylum It comes on like flock of flying demons from the pits of Hell, and splits your skull like an axe! |
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Modern Rock Classics The best of classic modern rock: Pearl Jam, the Cure, U2, Smashing Pumpkins, Beck, Dave Matthews... and all the one-hit wonders too |
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Motel California Classic AOR (album-oriented rock) influenced by the California rock scene of the Seventies |
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My MVY mymvy: Your favorite music styles, customizable to your tastes, from WMVY/Martha's Vineyard |
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Native American The beautiful and haunting music of Native Americans |
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Party on the Patio This summer mix features great Classic Rock and Oldies to keep the party rolling! |
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Paste Radio Fresh music from artists you've read about in Paste Magazine from Americana to Indie Rock, Adult Alternative to Intelligent Hip-Hop, with smatterings of Blues, World, and Jazz |
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Radio Preciso A finely crafted mix of the biggest names in Latin music history from across all genres, including Jazz, Rock, Salsa, Mambo, Cumbia, Reggaeton and much more! |
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R&B A mix of classic soul, R&B, and today's hottest urban music artists |
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Reggae Wonderland (beta) Strictly Roots-Classic reggae greats, including Roots Reggae, Rocksteady, Ska, Dancehall, Dub and more. |
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Relaxing Piano Gentle, relaxing piano music from our AccuJazz, Textures, and AccuClassical channels. Great for background music while working, or to just wind down. |
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Sea and Sand Great sounds for the beach! A sunny and breezy mix of tropical tracks from AccuRadio's World Music along with Brazilian from Radio Preciso and a bit of Reggae Wonderland. |
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Sixties Oldies Hey, Hey, We're the Sixties: Our main Oldies channel, featuring Top 40 songs from roughly 1965 to 1972 -- bands like the Beatles, the Zombies, the Supremes, the Turtles, the Monkees, the Buckinghams, and lots more |
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Smooth Jazz The place for lush melodies and smooth grooves. Hear everything from instrumental classics by George Benson and Bob James to today's hits by Dave Koz and Alicia Keys. |
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Summer Heat The summer's hottest hits from AccuRadio's HitKast and Magic Sunny Lite Mix. If it's a hit song this summer, it's here! |
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Summer in the City This channel features a mix of Jazz and Blues classics for a cool summer evening. |
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Summer Memories Remember the summer after graduation, or that great vacation? Great hit songs to conjure memories of summers past. |
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Summer Rock Festival The summer's hottest Indie and Alternative rock tracks. |
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Summer Wind Light and breezy classic vocal performances to brighten the day or lighten your summer evening! |
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Swingin' Pop Standards Frank Sinatra, Ella Fitzgerald, Tony Bennett, Diana Krall, and others, singing the classic American pop repertorie |
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Textures Smooth and relaxing, yet interesting. Perfect for the office or at home |
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The Big BBQ Hot roots music from our Twang and Blues channels! |
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Twang Country- and roots-inspired rock, with a few tasty dashes of western swing, vintage country, and trucker songs thrown in the mix! |
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Vintage Violence The return of our popular "classic" Indie Rock subchannel -- now its very own channel! Featuring Punk, Garage, Psych, Post-Punk, and No Wave from the 70s and 80s. |
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World Music There's a world of music to explore... |
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Xmas Warm your soul with the very best of the holidays. Featuring rock, pop, jazz, country, R&B, Hawaiian, cabaret artists, and more! |
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