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EdGambill · 08-12-2007, 07:23 AM

I have come to learn that this community is very diverse and multi talented. So this seems like a good place to ask this question.

I host and produce a radio program “Jazz Out of The Mainstream” it currently airs on WFDD (Wake Forest University is the License Holder) in Winston-Salem. Arbitron ranks the marked as # 45 not to shabby. Only artist that are not signed to a label deal are featured on the show.

When we started the program we include in-depth interview with the artist, but have gotten away from that for logistical reasons. We will return to the interview format soon and who better to interview than a Jazz artist that does VO.

If you are a Jazz artist and you gig on a regular basis and have a produced CD of you work then I would love to hear a sample of it. Point me to you web site or place where I can listen. I would like to consider it for inclusion on our rotation.

The program is one hour per week on Saturday night at 9:00 PM. Our web site is www.jotm.org it can be streamed on www.wfdd.org on Saturdays. It is not currently available for pod casting yet.

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EdGambill User Join Date: Aug 2007 Posts: 40	Are their any Jazz Artist Here? I have come to learn that this community is very diverse and multi talented. So this seems like a good place to ask this question. I host and produce a radio program “Jazz Out of The Mainstream” it currently airs on WFDD (Wake Forest University is the License Holder) in Winston-Salem. Arbitron ranks the marked as # 45 not to shabby. Only artist that are not signed to a label deal are featured on the show. When we started the program we include in-depth interview with the artist, but have gotten away from that for logistical reasons. We will return to the interview format soon and who better to interview than a Jazz artist that does VO. If you are a Jazz artist and you gig on a regular basis and have a produced CD of you work then I would love to hear a sample of it. Point me to you web site or place where I can listen. I would like to consider it for inclusion on our rotation. The program is one hour per week on Saturday night at 9:00 PM. Our web site is www.jotm.org it can be streamed on www.wfdd.org on Saturdays. It is not currently available for pod casting yet. __________________ Esse quam videri "To be rather than to seem"