Welcome to Stomp FMStomp FM is an internet based radio station. The original concept behind the creation of Stomp FM was to revive some of the great Jazz-Funk and Dance music from the 70's and 80's. As the station has grown we have introduced new and related genres which have become just as popular with our growing audience of listeners. Whilst the Jazz-Funk and Soul music still forms the mainstay of our programming we have started to broadcast Smooth Jazz and R&B programmes. Programmes are created on a weekly basis. Each new programme will commence on a Sunday and will loop continuously for the remainder of the week. The current structure is approximately three hours of Jazz-Funk and Soul music followed by two hours of Smooth Jazz and one hour of R&B music. The station is hosted on Live365 and access is gained through the widget on the right. Listen through your PC or via one of the many internet enabled audio devices and mobile devices listed on the Live365 website (click on the 'Players' link). If you're looking for the original Stomp FM crew they are back and broadcasting at Stomp Radio, please click here.... |
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The Sunday Show 24 February 2013
Sunday, 24 February 2013 00:00 | 
Written by Jerry | 
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First off, a thank you to those listeners who have taken the time to feedback on the music we've played over the last couple of weeks. It helps us to understand what you like and tailor our shows accordingly.
So on to this weeks show and we've got the usual great mix of tunes for you. We've dipped into the 70's and 80's and selected some great tracks and added a couple from the 90's for good measure. We close out the first three hours with "Think of You" by Usher.
Following on from the three hour Soul and Jazz-Funk set we'll be bringing you a Smooth Jazz and an R&B section.
In the Smooth Jazz and contemporary jazz section we've got tracks from Dotsero, Hiroshima, Alex Bugnon, Pieces of a Dream and Gerald Albright.
In the R&B section we've got music from Lynden David Hall, Ledisi, Will Downing and Tony Toni Tone.
The Smooth Jazz show will last for about two hours this week and will be opened by Brian Culbertson and closed by Norman Brown and Everette Harp. The R&B set will last for about one hour and will be opened by Babyface and closed by Zakiya.
The full list of tracks appearing in this weeks show is available here. That's all for now, we look forward to seeing you this Sunday.
We'll be kicking off around 10am for the usual three hour show followed by Smooth Jazz sometime after 1pm and the R&B section around 3pm. Hope you can join us. Access is via the green widget above. If you see a play button or an album cover we're on air, just click to listen. Alternatively access via our station page by clicking on the large Live 365 logo on the right.
And don't forget, you can use social media to keep track of programme changes, just follow us on Twitter (@stompfm) or 'Like' our Facebook page (www.facebook.com/stompfm) and we'll tell you when a new programme starts.
All times are local (GMT)
Last Updated (Sunday, 24 February 2013 11:52)
The Sunday Show 17 February 2013Sunday, 17 February 2013 00:00 | Written by Jerry | | |
We haven't caught up with you since before Christmas so we hope your New Year has got off to a great start. So on to this weeks show and we've got a great mix of tunes for you. We've dipped into the 70's and 80's and selected some great tracks and added a couple from the 90's for good measure. We close out the first three hours with "Up On Soul Train" from The Whispers' Imagination album. Following on from the three hour Soul and Jazz-Funk set we'll be bringing you a Smooth Jazz and an R&B section. In the Smooth Jazz and contemporary jazz section we've got tracks from Four80East, Jackiem Joyner, David Sanborn, Dotsero and Gerald Albright. In the R&B section we've got music from Eric Benet, Brian McKnight, The Braxtons and Tony Toni Tone. The Smooth Jazz show will last for about two hours this week and will be opened by Najee and closed by Randy Scott. The R&B set will last for about one hour and will be opened by Anthony Hamilton and closed by Lynden David Hall. The full list of tracks appearing in this weeks show is available here. That's all for now, we look forward to seeing you this Sunday. We'll be kicking off around 10am for the usual three hour show followed by Smooth Jazz sometime after 1pm and the R&B section around 3pm. Hope you can join us. Access is via the green widget above. If you see a play button or an album cover we're on air, just click to listen. Alternatively access via our station page by clicking on the large Live 365 logo on the right. And don't forget, you can use social media to keep track of programme changes, just follow us on Twitter (@stompfm) or 'Like' our Facebook page (www.facebook.com/stompfm) and we'll tell you when a new programme starts. All times are local (GMT)
Last Updated (Sunday, 17 February 2013 10:26) The Sunday Show 28 October 2012Sunday, 21 October 2012 00:00 | Written by Jerry | | |
Before we introduce this weeks show we're going to digress for a minute and talk about earphones. If you love your music then you'll want to treat your ears to the best in comfort and quality. Sculpted eers™ from the Canadian company Sonomax are the worlds only do-it-yourself custom fit earphones. Winner of the Consumer Electronic Show 2012 'Best in Innovation' headphone category, these earphones are now available in the UK. Follow the simple 5 minute fitting process and let your ears discover the benefits of a custom fit earphone; reduced ambient noise allowing you to hear more of the music and less of what's going on around you. If you live an active lifestyle you'll find that the snug fit means that the earphones stay in place and don't fall out. Follow this link to find out more and order your own pair from our sponsors Elizabeth Charles Books Ltd. Now on to this weeks show and we've got a great selection of tunes for you. A good mix of 70's and 80's tracks together with a couple from the 90's. For my personal favourites this week I'm going with TS Monk and Bon Bon Vie, Gregg Diamond with Papillon (Hot Butterfly) and Incognito with Parisienne Girl (bit of a French theme to my favourites this week). We close out the first three hours with "You'll Never Know" from Hi Gloss. Following on from the three hour Soul and Jazz-Funk set we'll be bringing you a Smooth Jazz and an R&B section. In the Smooth Jazz and contemporary jazz section we've got tracks from Jackiem Joyner, Najee, Andy Snitzer, Brian Simpson and Brian Culbertson. In the R&B section we've got music from Kem, Cooly's Hot Box, Rad, Maxwell and Zakiya. The Smooth Jazz show will last for about two hours this week and will be opened by Gerald Albright and closed by Randy Scott. The R&B set will last for about one hour and will be opened by Tevin Campbell and closed by Eric Benet. The full list of tracks appearing in this weeks show is available here. That's all for now, we look forward to seeing you this Sunday. We'll be kicking off around 10am for the usual three hour show followed by Smooth Jazz sometime after 1pm and the R&B section around 3pm. Hope you can join us. Access is via the green widget above. If you see a play button or an album cover we're on air, just click to listen. Alternatively access via our station page by clicking on the large Live 365 logo on the right. And don't forget, you can use social media to keep track of programme changes, just follow us on Twitter (@stompfm) or 'Like' our Facebook page (www.facebook.com/stompfm) and we'll tell you when a new programme starts. All times are local (GMT)
Last Updated (Sunday, 28 October 2012 09:38) |
The Sunday Show 23 December 2012Sunday, 23 December 2012 00:00 | Written by Jerry | | |
It's the weekend before Christmas and we would just like to take the opportunity to thank everybody who has listened in over the past year. We'd like to wish you all a Happy Holiday and a prosperous and music filled New Year. Now on to this weeks show and we've got a great selection of tunes for you. A good mix of 70's and 80's tracks together with a couple from the 90's. We close out the first three hours with "Someday We'll All Be Free" from Donny Hathaway. Following on from the three hour Soul and Jazz-Funk set we'll be bringing you a Smooth Jazz and an R&B section. In the Smooth Jazz and contemporary jazz section we've got tracks from Michael Manson, Richard Elliot, Bob Baldwin, Dotsero and Gerald Albright. In the R&B section we've got music from Eric Benet, Cooly's Hot Box, Rad, D'Angelo and Incognito. The Smooth Jazz show will last for about two hours this week and will be opened by Everette Harp and closed by Wayman Tisdale. The R&B set will last for about one hour and will be opened by RAD and closed by The Whispers. The full list of tracks appearing in this weeks show is available here. That's all for now, we look forward to seeing you this Sunday. We'll be kicking off around 10am for the usual three hour show followed by Smooth Jazz sometime after 1pm and the R&B section around 3pm. Hope you can join us. Access is via the green widget above. If you see a play button or an album cover we're on air, just click to listen. Alternatively access via our station page by clicking on the large Live 365 logo on the right. And don't forget, you can use social media to keep track of programme changes, just follow us on Twitter (@stompfm) or 'Like' our Facebook page (www.facebook.com/stompfm) and we'll tell you when a new programme starts. All times are local (GMT)
Last Updated (Sunday, 23 December 2012 09:58) The Sunday Show 21 October 2012Sunday, 21 October 2012 00:00 | Written by Jerry | | |
Before we introduce this weeks show we're going to digress for a minute and talk about earphones. If you love your music then you'll want to treat your ears to the best in comfort and quality. Sculpted eers™ from the Canadian company Sonomax are the worlds only do-it-yourself custom fit earphones. Winner of the Consumer Electronic Show 2012 'Best in Innovation' headphone category, these earphones are now available in the UK. Follow the simple 5 minute fitting process and let your ears discover the benefits of a custom fit earphone; reduced ambient noise allowing you to hear more of the music and less of what's going on around you. If you live an active lifestyle you'll find that the snug fit means that the earphones stay in place and don't fall out. Follow this link to find out more and order your own pair from our sponsors Elizabeth Charles Books Ltd. Now on to this weeks show and we've got a great selection of tunes for you. A good mix of 70's and 80's tracks together with a couple from the 90's and one from the 2000's. For my personal favourites this week I'm going with Gonzalez and (I Want To Get) Closer To you, Bar-Kays with Sexomatic and Kleeer with Get Tough. We close out the first three hours with "You Send Me" from from Roy Ayres. Following on from the three hour Soul and Jazz-Funk set we'll be bringing you a Smooth Jazz and an R&B section. In the Smooth Jazz and contemporary jazz section we've got tracks from Jackiem Joyner, Najee, Gerald Albright, Nelson Rangell and Brian Culbertson. In the R&B section we've got music from Tevin Campbell, Cooly's Hot Box, Brand New Heavies, Eric Benet and Don-E. The Smooth Jazz show will last for about two hours this week and will be opened by Jeff Kashiwa and closed by Randy Scott. The R&B set will last for about one hour and will be opened by Will Downing and closed by Incognito. The full list of tracks appearing in this weeks show is available here. That's all for now, we look forward to seeing you this Sunday. We'll be kicking off around 10am for the usual three hour show followed by Smooth Jazz sometime after 1pm and the R&B section around 3pm. Hope you can join us. Access is via the green widget above. If you see a play button or an album cover we're on air, just click to listen. Alternatively access via our station page by clicking on the large Live 365 logo on the right. And don't forget, you can use social media to keep track of programme changes, just follow us on Twitter (@stompfm) or 'Like' our Facebook page (www.facebook.com/stompfm) and we'll tell you when a new programme starts. All times are local (GMT)
Last Updated (Sunday, 21 October 2012 09:03) |
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