BLUES Radio Show Guide (let's all pitch in)

It would be nice to have a database of blues radio shows here on LBW. Especially shows being broadcast online so we can all check 'em out and boost their traffic a little. There are tons of roots, acoustic, americana, folk, type shows but I'd like to get right down to the BLUES shows if we can. Do you know of a LOCAL Blues show? Post a link here.

Memphis, TN
WEVL 89.9 FM
wevl.org
Monday Morning Blues: http://wevl.org/show.php?program_ID=13
The Deep Blues Show: http://wevl.org/show.php?program_ID=50
Blues Today: http://wevl.org/show.php?program_ID=12
The Best of Cap'n Pete's Blues Cruise: http://wevl.org/show.php?program_ID=58

WDIA 1070 AM
All Blues Saturday
www.am1070wdia.com

KWAM 990 AM
www.kwam990.com
Saturday 1-2pm The Toni Green Show
2-3 pm Fred's Diner
3-5 pm The Blues Cruise

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Permalink Reply by Gary Grainger on March 29, 2009 at 5:36am

The Blues Show every Monday night 7 - 9pm UK time on BishopFM. Listen live at http://www.bishopfm.com
The Blues Show on MySpace: http://myspace.com/bluesshow
Playlists and streams of some previous shows: http://thumbrella.blogspot.com

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Permalink Reply by James "The Blues Hound" Nagel on March 29, 2009 at 11:56am

Check out "Howlin' The Blues" Sundays 2-4 pm with The Blues Hound & Baby Girl ...
90.1 FM KPFT Houston (Pacifica) www.kpft.org (streaming live)
todays guests include Danny Brooks...now that's soul & Todd Slobin (Pocket Full Of Blues)
WOOFFF

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Permalink Reply by WorldofBlues.com on March 29, 2009 at 12:26pm

For the Internet Radio Category

Kbluz Internet Radio
Blues City Radio
www. IMRadio. com

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Permalink Reply by Jerry D on March 29, 2009 at 12:33pm

WQUB 90.3 FM, Quincy IL (NPR)
www.wqub.org
"Blues-Time!" w/Jerry D (Blues Variety Show)
Friday Nites @9, andReplays Sunday Nites @6
"STREAMS LIVE"
Also on 103.9FM (Classic Rock Station)
"Blues Till Noon" with Jerry D
(Modern Rockin' Blues)
Sunday mornings 9-noon
*We also feature "A Blues Tune Every Hour" during regular progamming!

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Permalink Reply by Johnny Full-Time on March 29, 2009 at 1:43pm

"A Case of the Blues"
Saturday 11:00 AM-6:00 PM
91.5 WUEV-FM
Evansville, Indiana
wuev.evansville.edu

My show, "Full-Time Blues," airs during the "ACotB" lineup from 12:00-2:00

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Permalink Reply by John Batley on March 29, 2009 at 4:16pm

Allegheny Mountain Radio
107.1 FM WCHG, Hot SpringsVA
89.7 FM WVLS, Monterey/VA
103.7FM Radio Durbin/WV
1370 AM WVMR, Frost/WV

Sunday Blues Show/Eclectic Cafe - Sunday Nights 6-11
www.twitter.com/eclecticcafe

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Permalink Reply by Greg Sarni on March 29, 2009 at 5:32pm

WBRS True Blues Waltham, MA
M- Thurs 10 AM - Noon EDT
Wednesday's with Greg Sarni
http://wbrs.org/

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Permalink Reply by Lisa Mann on March 29, 2009 at 7:56pm

OMG! I'm going to run out of CDs...

Thanks guys!

I love Portland's own KMHD, they have several blues shows, including the Blues Palace with Tom Addis hosting from 10pm-2am on Fridays, a live show broadcast from a local restaurant Rivercity Juke Joint, and more

www.kmhd.fm

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Permalink Reply by Hambone on March 30, 2009 at 5:28pm

Weekly podcast from the UK with a worldwide reach Hambones' Blues Rumshack.

www.therumshack.com

Plays all shades of blues from all around the world

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Permalink Reply by CHC Network on April 15, 2009 at 12:32pm

Good morning! This has to be the single largest compilation of Blues radio stations on the web. Why stop there? Although a start has been made listing podcasts, let's include these as well. And athough we now have a few international radio shows listed, let's expand the boundaries of this list and include both international radio shows and podcasts.

Now what we have to work on is keeping this listing clean, keeping it updated and making certain all links are correct. There is nothing sadder than a data base of this size that dies from a lack of interest with links that no longer work.

Also, we can note the email addresses of all broadcasters, subscribing to their newsletters (if available), staying up on the shifting broadcast picture. Then list how the broadcaster prefers to receive music, ie, as a complete CD, or a MP3 link.

It need never be said again that you cannot get airplay for your Blues music. What you have to do now is direct people to where to find it.

Who would be interested in receiving updates on this matter as a regularly updated, subscription newsletter?

We can work to get your news on these radio shows.

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Permalink Reply by Chad Nordhoff on April 15, 2009 at 3:31pm

Is there anyone here who's able to put this info into a searchable format? Maybe like email it could be organized by day, time, town, radio or internet broadcast... I'd do it but it's beyond my Microsoft Office 2003 capabilities. Plus I'm not smart enough by any means.