Quartet Out on the radio Wednesday night

[ghost of miles]

Hey all,

Here are some links to WFHB, the Bloomington, IN community radio station where I host a jazz program every other week. I'll be playing four or five cuts from Quartet Out's LIVE AT THE MEAT HOUSE, so catch the sizzle this Wednesday night from 6-9 p.m. Eastern Standard Time. I have some programs planned for the end of May at WFIU, our local NPR affiliate, but here's your chance to hear Jim Sangrey & co. over the airwaves:

WFHB1

WFHB2

If those don't work, try pasting either

www.shoutcast.com/sbin/shoutcast-playlist.pls?rn=9054641&addr=129.79.21.137:9198&file=filename.pls

or

http://129.79.21.137:9198/listen.pls

into whatever media player your computer uses.

David J.

WFHB 91.3/98.1 FM

WFIU 103.7 FM

Bloomington, IN

[RDK]

Cool! If I can dial you up on my computer at work I'll be listening this afternoon (3-6 my time).

Ray

[Joe G]

Dammit, I'm just going to have to buy this disc, the way everyone's been posting about it!

[Jim Alfredson]

We should see if Sangry would accept a trade.

[ghost of miles]

Up for broadcast in about an hour and a half. I'm going to play at least four and possibly five tracks from the CD, along with music from Big John Patton's GOT A GOOD THING GOIN', Charles Mingus' JAZZ COMPOSERS WORKSHOP (Savoy), Freddie Hubbard's BLACK ANGEL, Miles Davis' BOPPIN' THE BLUES, and the Vandermark 5's AIRPORTS FOR LIGHT, as well as a number of vocal tracks.

[shawn·m]

Nice show, ghost. Forgive my ignorance, but I wonder if that was the first time a Sngry composition ever received air play?

[pryan]

I agree, nice show. Good variety too of styles, eras, etc. A thumbs up icon is needed.

[catesta]

I need to start paying closer attention to things.

I'm sorry I missed this.

[JSngry]

Dammit, I'm just going to have to buy this disc, the way everyone's been posting about it!

That's doable!

[JSngry]

We should see if Sangry would accept a trade.

As is this (but don't tell anybody, ok?)

[JSngry]

David -

Sorry for the late reply, but a thousand+ thanks for this. The same also to all who have responded so warmly here and on the other boards. You guys are great! Wish some (all) of you lived in Dallas - we could actually have a thriving scene, or some semblance thereof.

I'd like to say more, and might have the time to do so later, but for now, please accept this brief but sincere message as my warmest and deepest thanks.