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Complete Twang channel list

Looking for your favorite Twang station? A complete list of all our subchannels is listed below.

	Classic Twang - The sounds of yesterday from immortals like Hank Williams, Johnny Cash, the Carter Family, and Bob Wills
	Insurgent Country - A showcase for artists and music of Bloodshot Records.
	Six Days on the Road - Big rigs, truckstops, and weak coffee... a soundtrack for the open road.
	Twang - Country- and roots-inspired rock, with a few tasty dashes of western swing, vintage country, and trucker songs thrown in the mix!
	Twang Revival - Contemporary artists with tunes that hearken back to the music of yesterday. Whippersnappers!
	Y'alternative - It's Rural Contemporary from Ryan Adams, Neko Case, Drive By Truckers, Steve Earle, Flying Burrito Brothers, Old 97s, Uncle Tupelo!

Technical requirements

AccuRadio works with Internet Explorer version 5.5 and higher, and new versions of Netscape (7.1 and higher). Firefox users will be prompted to install a small plugin upon channel launch to allow AccuRadio to work. Mac users need OS "Panther" or "Tiger"
(PowerPC or Intel) with all the latest updates installed: AccuRadio will work with Safari, Firefox, and Camino.

Having problems launching AccuRadio? The two most-likely problems are caused by pop-up blockers or your browser's security settings. Possible fixes are described here. (Answers to many other tech questions are in our FAQ.)

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AccuRadio is the world's leading independent , multichannel Internet radio station,* featuring over 280 channels and subchannels of really cool music. Plus, you can customize each channel to your tastes! And it's free!

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Latest additions

Cleveland Orchestra; George Szell
Haydn: Early London Symphonies

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Leon Fleisher
"Nothin' to Die For" from Tim McGraw

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News

Senate passes Webcaster Settlement Act of 2009

The Senate unanimously passed the Webcaster Settlement Act of 2009 on June 17th. The bill now awaits the signature of President Obama. The measure would grant SoundExchange and webcasters an additional 30 days from the date it becomes law to agree upon new a royalty rate.

The original Webcaster Settlement Act of 2008 passed in October of last year and set a deadline of February 15, 2009. SoundExchange was able to sort out royalty agreements with some groups of webcasters, but failed to do so with others — including “pureplay” webcasters, small commercial webcasters, and religious broadcasters.

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* Independent = Not owned by a corporate giant (like Yahoo, AOL, or Clear Channel). Multichannel = Dozens of channels of music spanning a wide variety of genres.