KNKS 88.5 on my rebuilt Yamaha CT-7000B
Who's listening to FM Tonight? What tuner?
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I am morose...or worse! I have lost WICN 90.5 Worcester, MA. Like they turned their antennas in a different direction or reduced power 
My tuner gets everyone else fine, as before...
Guess I will have to call them
My tuner gets everyone else fine, as before...Guess I will have to call them
Is the Armstrong/King Oliver from the new Mosaic box?
I dont recall if he mentioned the source, but Jeff regularly invests in Mosaic releases and plays them on air. He has somewhat of a reputation of having a large and deep record collection of blues and jazz.
I found Jeff's web site. It appears that he did not use the Mosaic set for this show
Big Road Blues Show 10/4/26: Low Land Blues – King Oliver & Louis Armstrong with the Blues Singers | Big Road Blues
ARTISTSONGALBUM Alberta HunterTexas Moaner BluesLouis Armstrong and the Blues Singers 1924-1930 Butterbeans & SusieHe Likes It SlowLouis Armstrong and the Blues Singers 1924-1930 Sippie WallaceBaby, I Cant' Use You No MoreLouis Armstrong and the Blues Singers 1924-1930 Hociel ThomasGambler's...
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Miserable rainy day in FM radio hell N.C. Scanning the dial from one end to the other in a desperate attempt to find something to listen to.
Reception is decent on my Scott 350. Unfortunately there nothing more than sports, head banging music and Jesus.
Think I’ll pour two fingers and spin a record.
Reception is decent on my Scott 350. Unfortunately there nothing more than sports, head banging music and Jesus.
Think I’ll pour two fingers and spin a record.
By Scott! Its a day of Scotts.
I'll have to warm mine up later tonight and listen to WGMC/Jazz901, only 7 miles away.
Good luck picking up WBGO from NC with those rabbit ears. Years ago, when WBGO was raising funds to move their antenna to Times Square in NYC, they sent me a fund raising letter, saying that my reception would be improved as a result of the move. The problem is that I live in western New York, about 250 miles away from NYC as the crow might fly.
At the time, I did a calculation, and discovered that to get line of sight to their antenna, my antenna would have to be somewhere over a mile high.
