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Radio Reports Issue #1394 Through 1405 Kari Gaffney, Kari-On Productions [email protected] Jason Lee Bruns and Kevin Bachelder “Cherry Avenue” Radio Reports Issue #1394 through 1405 RADIO REVIEW: Roots Music Report (Jazz) #24 RMR Jazz w/e 8-13-2015 #29 RMR Jazz w/e 7-30-2015 #45 RMR Jazz w/e 8-26-2015 California RMR (All Genre) Chart: #31 Calif Top 50 Chart 8-13-2015 #39 Calif Top 50 Chart 7-3-2015 #50 Calif Top 50 Chart 8-20-2015 CMJ JAZZ CHART: #3 CMJ Top Jazz Adds Chart issue #1394 #22 CMJ Top 40 Jazz Chart issue #1395 #32 CMJ Top 40 Jazz Chart issue #1401 CMJ STATION CHARTS: #1 KDNK Carbondale, CO CMJ Adds Issue #1394 #1 KTUH Honolulu, HI CMJ Adds Issue #1394 #1 KVCU Boulder, CO CMJ Adds Issue #1394 #1 WERU -2 East Orland, ME CMJ Adds Issue #1394 #1 WMUL Huntington, WV CMJ Adds Issue #1394 #1 WERU -2 East Orland, ME CMJ Issue #1395 #1 KGLT Bozeman, MT CMJ Adds Issue #1401 #2 KAOS Olympia, WA CMJ Adds Issue #1394 #2 M3 Radio Brooklyn, NY CMJ Adds Issue #1394 #2 WWSU Dayton, OH CMJ Adds Issue #1394 #2 WXCI Danbury, CT CMJ Adds Issue #1394 #2 WMUL Huntington, WV CMJ Issue #1395 #2 WMUL Huntington, WV CMJ Issue #1396 #2 WMUL Huntington, WV CMJ Issue #1397 #2 KVCU Boulder, CO CMJ Issue #1401 #2 WUNH Durham, NH CMJ Issue #1404 #2 WDPS Dayton, OH CMJ Adds Issue #1405 #3 KDHX St. Louis, MO CMJ Adds Issue #1394 #3 WNJR Washington, PA CMJ Issue #1395 #3 KEUL Girdwood, AK CMJ Adds Issue #1395 #3 KEUL Girdwood, AK CMJ Adds Issue #1396 #3 WFCF St Augustine, FL CMJ Issue #1396 #3 KEUL Girdwood, AK CMJ Adds Issue #1397 #3 KEUL Girdwood, AK CMJ Adds Issue #1398 #3 WMUL Huntington, WV CMJ Issue #1400 #3 WMUL Huntington, WV CMJ Issue #1401 #3 KVCU Boulder, CO CMJ Issue #1402 #3 WMUL Huntington, WV CMJ Issue #1402 #3 KGLT Bozeman, MT CMJ Adds Issue #1402 #3 WRFL -1 Lexington, KY CMJ Adds Issue #1402 #3 CHMR St. Johns, NF CMJ Issue #1405 #4 WFWM Frostburg, MD CMJ Adds Issue #1394 #4 WUNH Durham, NH CMJ Issue #1395 #4 KVCU Boulder, CO CMJ Issue #1403 #5 WWSP Stevens Point, WI CMJ Adds Issue #1394 #5 KVCU Boulder, CO CMJ Issue #1398 #5 KZSC Santa Cruz, CA CMJ Adds Issue #1399 #5 WMUL Huntington, WV CMJ Issue #1403 #5 WRTC Hartford, CT CMJ Issue #1403 #5 WMUL Huntington, WV CMJ Issue #1405 #6 KGLT Bozeman, MT CMJ Issue #1394 #6 M3 Radio Brooklyn, NY CMJ Issue #1395 #6 KVCU Boulder, CO CMJ Issue #1396 #6 WMUL Huntington, WV CMJ Issue #1398 #6 CHMR St. Johns, NF CMJ Issue #1399 #6 WMUL Huntington, WV CMJ Issue #1399 #6 CHMR St. Johns, NF CMJ Issue #1401 #6 TCC The Grid Tulsa, OK CMJ Issue #1403 #7 KGLT Bozeman, MT CMJ Issue #1395 #7 WVIA Pittston, PA CMJ Issue #1396 #7 CHMR St. Johns, NF CMJ Issue #1400 #8 WWSU Dayton, OH CMJ Issue #1399 #8 WWSU Dayton, OH CMJ Issue #1402 #9 KVCU Boulder, CO CMJ Issue #1395 #9 KHSU Arcata, CA CMJ Issue #1396 #9 KVCU Boulder, CO CMJ Issue #1397 #9 WVUD Newark, DE CMJ Issue #1405 #10 TCC The Grid Tulsa, OK CMJ Issue #1394 #10 WWSP Stevens Point, WI CMJ Issue #1396 #10 WWSU Dayton, OH CMJ Issue #1400 #10 KFAI Minneapolis, MN CMJ Issue #1401 #10 WWSU Dayton, OH CMJ Issue #1401 ROTATION OF “Cherry Avenue” (AIRPLAY) In review = considering Light = 2 to 3 spins Medium 4 to 6 spins Heavy 7+ spins and above Company City State Jason and Kevin KEUL Girdwood AK Medium/Heavy FM Uquirza bueno aires argentina Added KAMP Radio 1570 AM Tucson AZ will add in September KBRP Bisbee AZ Pass KJZZ FM 91.5 Tempe AZ Light - 1, 2, 7 KXCI Community Radio Tucson AZ Light Jazz After Hours Los Gatos CA Pass Jazz from Gallery 41 Berkeley CA Light Jazzradio.com Culver City CA Light KALX Radio 90.7 fm Berkeley CA Pass KCRW 89.9 FM Santa Monica CA Pass KCSB-FM Santa Barbara CA Light KCSM FM 90.1 San Mateo CA Light KCSM FM 90.1 San Mateo CA Light KDVS 90.3 fm Davis CA Pass KDYA San Ramon CA Pass KHSU Arcata CA Medium/Heavy KKJZ Los Angeles CA Pass KKRN, KWMR, KCSM, KPFA San Francisco CA Light KLBC Long Beach CA Light KPFA 94.1 fm Berkeley CA Light KPOO San Francisco CA Light KRCB-FM Santa Rosa CA Light KRCB-FM Oakland CA Light KSDS FM 88.3 San Diego CA Medium +3 KSJS FM 90.5 San Jose CA Light KSPC 88.7 FM Upland CA Light KSVY FM 91.3 Vallejo CA Light KUCI Irvine CA Medium KUSP Santa Cruz CA Light KVMR 89.5 FM Nevada City CA Light KXPR Sacramento CA Pass KXSC Los Angeles CA Light KZSC Santa Cruz CA Medium/Heavy KZSU 90.1 FM Stanford CA Pass Soul & Jazz Creative Source Gilroy CA Pass STILL ANOTHER JAZZ SHOW Sacramento CA Light KNCA Redding CA Light KNSQ Mount Shasta CA Light CSCR Fusion Radio Scarborough, ON Canada Light Radio Laurier Waterloo, ON Canada Light CBC Music Library Toronto, Ontario, Canada Canada Pass CFBX 92.5FM Kamloops, BC Canada Pass CFMH Music Department Saint John Canada Light CFRC 101.9 FM Kingston, ON Canada Light CFRO 102.7 MHz North Vancouver, BC Canada Light CFUV FM 101.9 Victoria,BC Canada Light CHMR-FM 93.5 St. John's, NL Canada Heavy CHRW 94.9 London, Ontario Canada Light CHUO 89.1 MHz Ottawa, ON Canada LIght CILU FM 102.7 Thunder Bay, Ontario Canada Light CJAM 91.5 MHz Grosse Point, Canada Pass CJRT FM 91.1 Toronto, ON Canada Pass CJSR FM 88 University of Alberta Edmonton, Alberta Canada Pass CKDU-FM Society B3H 4J2 Canada Light CKUT 90.3 fm Montreal, Quebec Canada Light CKXU 88.3MHz Lethbridge, AB Canada Light Cape All Jazz Radio Constantia Town Added KAFM Grand Junction CO Light KAJX Aspen Public Radio Aspen CO Light KBUT FM Crested Butte, CO Light KDNK Carbondale CO Medium KDUR 91.9 FM Durango CO Light KGNU 88.5 FM Boulder CO Light KGNU 88.5 FM Louisville CO Light/Medium KOTO 91.7 FM Telluride CO Light KRCC 91.5 FM Colorado Springs CO Light KRFC Radio 88. Ft. Collins CO Light KRFC Radio 88.9 Westminster CO Light KUVO FM 89.3 Denver CO Light KVCU Boulder CO Heavy KVNF FM Paonia CO Light WCUW North Grosvenordale CT Light WECS FM 90.1 Willimantic CT Light WESU 88.1 FM Middletown CT Light WFCS 91.7 New Britian CT LIght WNHU 88.7 FM West Haven CT Light WPKN, 89.5 FM Bridgeport CT Light WRTC FM 89.3 Hartford, CT Heavy WWUH FM 89.9 West Hartford CT Light WXCI Danbury CT Medium/Heavy FM Urquiza 91.7 MHz Buenos Aires Cullen added NPR Morning Edition Washington DC Pass WPFW Washington DC Light WVUD Radio Newark DE Medium/Heavy Music Choice Orlando FL Pass WDNA FM 88.9 Miami FL Light/Medium WFCF 88.5 FM- Flagler College St. Augustine, FL Light WFIT Palm Bay FL Light WLRN FM 91.3 Miami FL Light WUCF FM 89.9 Orlando FL Medium/Heavy WUSF FM 89.7 Tampa FL Pass WUWF "Big Bands and Jazz" Pensacola FL Light Georgia Public Broadcasting Radio Atlanta GA Light The Weather Channel Atlanta GA Pass WBCX 89.1 FM Gainesville GA Pass WBCX 89.1 FM Gainesville GA Pass WCLK Red Oak GA Light WATY Folkston GA Light WDCO Macon GA Light WJSP Columbus GA Light WJWV Fort Gaines GA Light WMUM Atlanta GA Light WNGH Dalton GA Light WNGU Dahlonega GA Light WPPR Demorest GA Light WSVH Savannah GA Light WUGA Athens GA Light WUNV Albany GA Light WUWG Carrolton GA Light WWET Valdosta GA Light WXVS Waycross GA Light WWIO St. Marys GA Light WACG Augusta GA Light Georgia Public Broadcasting Radio Atlanta GA Light Hawaii Public Radio Honolulu HI Light KPRP 650 AM Honolulu HI Light KTUH FM 90.3 Honolulu HI Medium Radio CUH Honolulu HI Light KCCK FM 88.3 Cedar Rapids IA Pass KRUI 89.7 FM Iowa City IA Medium KWLC Decorah IA Light KRFP Moscow ID Light WAUG Rock Island IL Light WDCB FM 90 Glen Ellyn IL Pass WEFT FM 90.1 Champaign IL Light WGLT FM Normal IL Medium/Heavy WRRG-FM River Grove IL Pass WSIE FM 88.7 Edwardsville IL Light WBAA West Layfayette IN Pass WFHB Bloomington IN Light WFIU Radio Bloomington IN Light WICR 88.7 FM Indianapolis IN Pass WUEV-FM 91.5 Evansville IN Light WVPE FM 88.1 Public Radio Elkhart IN Light KANU FM 91.5 Lawrence KS Light KMUW Wichita KS Pass KANH Emporia KS Pass KANV Olsburg KS Pass KANQ Chanute KS Pass KJHK Lawrence KS Pass WRFL FM 88.1 Lexington KY Medium WTUL New Orleans 91.5fm New Orleans LA Light WWNO New Orleans LA Light WWOZ New Orleans LA Medium Jazz FM Vinius Lithuania added Jubliation Taint Radio Greenfield MA Light WFCR 88.5 Jazz à la Mode Springfield MA Pass WGBH Randolph MA pass WICN FM 90.5 Worcester MA Light WICN FM 90.5 Leicester MA Light WMBR 88.1FM Cambridge MA Pass WMUA FM 91.1 Amherst MA Light WUMD 89.3 North Dartmouth MA Light WUML Lowell MA Light WMVY Tishbury MA. Light WEAA 88.9 FM Baltimore MD Pass WESM 91.3 FM0 Princess Anne MD Ligth WFWM Frostburg MD Medium/Heavy WHFC, 91.1 FM Bel Air MD Light WERU-FM East Orland ME Heavy WMHB Watervile, 89.7 FM Waterville ME Light WRBC Lewiston, ME LIght WBLV FM 90.3/WBLU FM 88.9 Twin Lake MI Light WEMU FM 89.1 Ypsilanti MI Pass WGVU FM 88.5 Grand Rapids MI Light WHFR 89.3FM / HFCC Dearborn MI Pass WLNZ East Lansing MI Light WNMC FM Traverse City MI Light WYCE 88.1FM Grand Rapids MI Pass KBEM FM 88.5/Jazz 88 Minneapolis MN Pass KFAI Minneapolis MN Medium/Heavy KQAL fm Winona MN Light KDHX FM 88.1 St.
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