The first featured album on Trad. Jazz Radio is....

CLAP HANDS by The Jazz-o-matic Four is a really thoughtfully arranged album by Dutchmen Peter Ivan (cornet) Ad Houtepen (bass saxophone) Hans De Bruijn (piano) and Tom Stuip (banjo) who breath some new life into some nice old 1920's tunes. The combination of instruments lends the band it's own sound and they actually sound as full as a bigger band with all the instruments taking solos and with some nice voicing together.
Titles are clap hands here comes Charley, a pretty girl is like a melody, at the jazzband ball, Chloe, Clementine, Jellyroll, do something, keeping out of mischief, linger a while, nature boy, oh miss Hannah, ragamuffin Romeo and sneaker.
The album was recorded in March, 2004 in the Netherlands and is available from Tom Stuip, Java straat 98, 2585AV Den Haag, Netherlands or by contacting Tom at classicjazz@planet.nl or Peter at p.ivan@wanadoo.nl
Trad. Jazz Radio would like to thank the band for their support and wish them success in the future.

Trad. Jazz Radio is up and running!

Thanks to the huge response from listeners all over the world, TJR has accepted an initial one year contract. Advertising is now on it's way with requests from bands, festivals, agents and music suppliers alike all showing great interest in the potentialy huge market. Advertising of course helps support the station keep on air so this is not a bad thing! If you would like to advertise, rates are extremely cheap!! Contact me at tradjazzradio@seanmoyses.com for details. New CDs will be uploaded at regular intervals and if you would like your band's CD included on the playlist, send it to me at:-
Sean Moyses, Jahnstr.17, 53225 Bonn, Germany.
Keep tuning in for developements and improvements! As always, your suggestions and comments are most welcome.
Sean Moyses.
www.SeanMoyses.com

TRAD JAZZ RADIO IS ON THE AIR!

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Thanks for you support,
Best wishes,
Sean
www.SeanMoyses.com

Coming soon to a radio near you!!!

Traditional jazz has been sadly neglected by the media since the 1970's. I think it is time to change that- I will soon be announcing details of a new radio station where you can hear " our " sort of music 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Keep checking here for details please!!!!
Sean Moyses
www.SeanMoyses.com
TradJazzRadio@SeanMoyses.com