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Programs
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Mondays 10am
Start your Monday off with the easy and soulful vibes with handpicked music from Tommie Slowjam, primarily from the 70s and the 80s. You will hear familiar songs as performed by your favorite R&B artists, and mellow rarities in the mix as well. Some of our core artists include The Dramatics, Harold Melvin and The Blue Notes, Rufus, Tony! Toni! Tone!, Luther Vandross, and Anita Baker.
Mondays 8pm (COMING NOV 3)
For over twenty years on broadcast radio Marc, the Ol’ Folkie, entertained an international audience with Americana music highlighting the singer-songwriters and musicians of the Woodstock Generation. Podcasting now allows the Ol’ Folkie to expand the musical offerings well beyond traditional Americana into what he wants to refer to as,--wait for it--AmericanaPlus. Don, from Roswell, got his handle from Marc the Ol' Folkie in previous music production work with Marc on local Atlanta broadcast radio. Now transitioning to podcasting, Marc, along with Don, will swap songs and sets of songs in a two-hour radio format. Many times, the tunes we pull out of the vaults will feature an overall theme. However, you may hear the custom program Victrola-to-Rock-Ola and others where there is no telling what may come out of the Ol’ Folkies’ vaults and into your speakers from week to week. So, roll up your headband, put on your faded Tie-Dye T-Shirt and well-worn Birkenstocks and be ready to revive the classic music that took us from Woody to Woodstock!
Mondays 10pm
The Night Shift with Tommie Slowjam gives off real late-night radio vibes. Like dim lights, vinyl crackle, deep voiceover, and a mix of sultry R&B, mellow jazz, and heart-to heart dedications.
Tuesdays 6am
Ridin’ the Blues Train features the spectrum of blues music and the genre’s evolution from its African roots – from traditional acoustic Delta and Piedmont style blues to contemporary electric blues. The program spotlights Georgia musicians along with regional, national and international artists, including interviews with musicians and live, in-studio performances. Playlists are crafted to engage listeners through the music’s introspective and metaphorical content as the artists explore personal, social and political events. A unique attribute of the blues serves as the program’s subliminal foundation – the visceral impact the music delivers through its direct lineage to traditional gospel and spirituals.
Every Other Tuesday 10am
You will hear Doo Wop, Soul, The original Rock ’N Roll, Blues, R&B and Funk by artists that you know and love. You will also hear music from their discography that you may never have heard, including B Sides and Unreleased Music. I will present regional artists and artists from around the world that you may have never heard. Also from time to time I will select an artist, group or person of interest and present their back story as it relates to this music.
Tuesdays 10pm
Spectrum is a musical expedition covering the entire spectrum of jazz. Hosted by James Ellison, the show explores the many shades of jazz—swing, bebop, modal, fusion, spiritual, avant garde, and beyond—connecting the past, present and future of the genre. Each episode blends timeless recordings with bold fresh voices, highlighting both legendary masters and emerging artists redefining jazz on their own terms. Spectrum is your guide to the infinite colors of this ever evolving music.
Wednesdays 10pm
Veteran DJ Ralph Rice’s skillfully curated jazz program, titled “Ellington, Monk, Trane, And More,” pays homage to the rich and complex history of classic and straight-ahead jazz, focusing on the legendary contributions of musicians like John Coltrane, Duke Ellington, and Thelonious Monk, among many others. Besides the many other planned festivities, we will also celebrate Atlanta’s vibrant and thriving jazz music scene, a significant and integral part of the city’s rich cultural heritage and landscape. With the goal of captivating a diverse audience, including both seasoned jazz aficionados and newcomers to the genre, this proposed program structure incorporates a carefully curated sequence of musical selections designed to foster engagement and appreciation.
Thursdays 10pm
The program will feature classic jazz, current jazz that is in the tradition of classic jazz, jazz fusion, and music by local artists covering all forms of jazz. I also plan to conduct interviews with many of our local artists and publicize the jazz happenings at our local venues. I have been a jazz fan since my mid-teens, first embracing artists of a smooth/contemporary nature and fusion but over the years expanding my tastes to include bop, hard bop, modal, post-bop, chamber, and free/avant garde. My show is intended to be an "exploration" of the various flavors of jazz from the past, present, and future of the music.
Fridays 4pm
We are pleased to have Dr. Love, aka Tom Davis, as host of our Friday blues, southern soul, and gospel program. Dr. Love has been involved in radio station management throughout the southeast, both behind the microphone and behind the scenes. His on-air presentation provides historical context and education about the music, and Dr. Love also interviews local and national musicians as well as authors and scholars who know blues music in and out.
Fridays 7pm (COMING SOON)
The Lion’s Den with Captain Mellow
Step inside The Lion’s Den — where jazz lives, breathes, and remembers. Hosted by Captain Mellow, this show opens the vault to share rare interviews, timeless performances, and the stories behind the music. Each episode celebrates legendary jazz artists — both national icons and Atlanta’s own greats — whose artistry helped shape the sound of generations. With warmth, soul, and deep respect for the craft, Captain Mellow invites listeners to rediscover the spirit of jazz… one conversation, one song, one legend at a time.
Produced and Edited for Mixcloud by DJ CISCO for Captain Mellow. DJCISCOATL@GMAIL.COM
Step inside The Lion’s Den — where jazz lives, breathes, and remembers. Hosted by Captain Mellow, this show opens the vault to share rare interviews, timeless performances, and the stories behind the music. Each episode celebrates legendary jazz artists — both national icons and Atlanta’s own greats — whose artistry helped shape the sound of generations. With warmth, soul, and deep respect for the craft, Captain Mellow invites listeners to rediscover the spirit of jazz… one conversation, one song, one legend at a time.
Produced and Edited for Mixcloud by DJ CISCO for Captain Mellow. DJCISCOATL@GMAIL.COM
Fridays 10pm
Last Stop On The 4 Train takes you into the heart of gritty, soulful Hard Bop and Post-Bop jazz, where you can feel the raw emotion in every note. Expect to hear music created in smoky clubs and basements, blending blues and bebop styles. From the driving drums of Art Blakey to the smooth sounds of Miles Davis, this is jazz with depth and edge. Also featuring the amazing work of powerful jazz vocalists, including Abbey Lincoln, Betty Carter, and Shirley Horn – voices that brought emotion, fire, and soul to the scene.
Saturdays 10am
ABOUT R-R-ROJENE BAILEY--Rojene Bailey is best known as host of BluesTime in the City, a nationally syndicated radio show playing the best in Blues and Southern Soul. Rojene has a distinguished career in radio. In 1985 he hit the radio airwaves with “The New Atlanta Blues Show.” The “Saturday Morning Blues Show” on WCLK radio was the top-rated Arbitron show in its time slot in the Atlanta market. In 1998, Rojene left the Saturday Morning Blues Show. In less than two weeks, he was called by David Dickey, owner of KISS-104 FM, and was asked to become the host of their blues show. Rojene accepted, and a new venture was under way--Blues on commercial radio in Atlanta. Down Home Blues with Rojene Bailey, later changed to BluesTime in the City, became the top rated show in its time slot. BluesTime In The City is now in syndication and is heard by over 750,000 people every weekend and growing.
Every Other Saturday 7pm
Ramal features the works of African American classical artists that are on the cutting edge of jazz expression. Often referred to as avant garde or free jazz, this is the program that focuses on Black American art music and the artists who compose it. Check out this channel not just for the serious musical content but also for education and awareness.
Every Other Sunday 8am
Brother Tommie presents the finest in classic and contemporary gospel music on "Gospel Time". He presents the soul stirring sounds of Rev. James Cleveland, Hezekiah Walker, and The Edwin Hawkins Singers along with the more modern sounds of Shirley Caeser, Kirk Franklin, and Andre Crouch. The music to help you get your praise on and express your love for Jesus.
Every Other Sunday 7pm
As African music is the root of most forms with rhythm and soul that we listen to in the contemporary United States, this presentation by Ramal of the contemporary version of music from Africa and the diaspora reflects the music's evolution. Guaranteed, you will hear the roots of jazz, blues, R&B, pop, and folk music in the sound of African and diasporan music of today.
Occasional
Host David Daniels will feature musical recaps from regional blues and jazz festivals when he has been in attendance. On occasion, David Daniels will host "Dave's Faves", an extremely eclectic program reflecting his broad musical tastes in multiple genres. Additionally, Black Jack's Flashback is an occasional show that shows the influences that continue to shape his musical palette to this day.
Occasional
David Daniels conducts interviews and plays musical selections with the "movers and shakers" in the Atlanta Metro blues, blues rock, jazz, and classic R&B scenes. Interviewees will include musicians, promoters, managers, and fans for the genres named. Expect to see 1 - 3 programs per month as we take the pulse of the musical happenings in the ATL for blues, blues rock, jazz, southern soul, and classic R&B.
Our Program List
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