The Jazz Shows

Sounds to see you through your day.

Start the day with David Mann and Radio Wymondham’s #BreakfastBriefing, on-air every morning from 08.00 to 9.00am

Sounds to see you through your day.

Johnnie Dalton presents a mix of music across the lunchtime hours every Tuesday on Radio Wymondham.

Sounds to see you through your day.

David Mann presents 'Sounds Easy' on Sundays at 11am, with a repeat the same evening at 11pm. "When Radio Wymondham was first getting going in late 2018, I offered to do a show featuring the music of the 'Great American Songbook' and artists associated with it, such as Bing Crosby, Doris Day, Peggy Lee, Nat King Cole and Frank Sinatra," says David. "I originally proposed to make six one-hour shows, with the programmes closely based on the format originally created on BBC Radio 2 by broadcaster, music producer and expert on 'our kind of music', Alan Dell. Alan's 'Sounds Easy' ran for many years on Sundays on BBC Radio 2 and, after Alan's passing, was later hosted by another broadcasting legend, David Jacobs. The programme used to be a favourite of mine, so I was eager to make a revived version to air on Radio Wymondham." "But something must have gone wrong" says David "as the six programmes' I signed up for have somehow now turned into  more than 100 editions of 'Sounds Easy'! There's been positive feedback from regular listeners ever since it started, and in fact the 100th edition was broadcast on Sunday 27th June 2021." "Via the wonders of social media, I've also been in contact with Alan Dell's son, who clearly remembers the many hours that his father used to spend choosing the songs and creating the edits and segues from one track to another - all done back in the 70s and early 80s with vinyl, turntables and reel-to-reel tapes rather than with a computer of course" says David. "But compiling each one hour show still takes up much of a day each week, as I do like to try and balance the content and research the songs before writing and then recording the script and putting the whole thing together as a completed programme. Finding the best audio quality versions of some of the older songs is sometimes a challenge too." 'Sounds Easy' airs at 11.00am on Sunday mornings, and is repeated at 11.00pm on Sundays, and at 5.00pm on Tuesdays. Sounds Easy is on Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/Sounds-Easy-on-Radio-Wymondham-625804251206775 The Sounds Easy show archive is here: Contact the show: david@radiowymondham.com

Sounds to see you through your day.

[...]

Sounds to see you through your day.

Jake Longwell presents a range of programmes from his home in the scenic Finger Lakes region of Upper State New York.

Sounds to see you through your day.

Start the day with David Mann and Radio Wymondham’s #BreakfastBriefing, on-air every morning from 08.00 to 9.00am

Sounds to see you through your day.

ANYTHING goes. Eclectic and excellent. You've been warned.  

Sounds to see you through your day.

Sounds to see you through your day.

Start the day with David Mann and Radio Wymondham’s #BreakfastBriefing, on-air every morning from 08.00 to 9.00am

Sounds to see you through your day.

Hannah Young spreads the positivity with her music selections on 'Lust for Life' at lunchtime on Thursdays.

Sounds to see you through your day.

Join Tristan at 6.00pm for the 'Thursday Night Club' every week on Radio Wymondham.

Matt Mann with his Thursday evening selection from the Indie Archive across the years.

Jake Longwell presents two alternating shows in the late night slot on Thursdays at 11.00pm. Lake Air From the beautiful Finger Lakes region of upstate New York comes the sound of Lake Air. The name Lake Air refers to a long defunct FM radio station based in Canandaigua, New York, whose call letters were WLKA. The station was around from late 1989 through the Summer of 1993. Their music format was known as "New Adult Contemporary" (NAC). The current Lake Air radio series attempts to recreate that classic sound for a new generation. The program blends contemporary Jazz instrumentals and vocals with touches of New Age and Acoustic music. Key artists include Pat Metheny, The Rippingtons, Joe Sample, Sade, Bob James, Earl Klugh, George Benson, Yanni, and Enya along with many others. It's an hour of "unique contemporary music" perfect for any occasion. Lake Air Deep Tracks This is an extension of the original Lake Air concept. Many of the classic New Adult Contemporary radio stations of the 80s and 90s often had specialty shows emphasizing New Age music, usually presented late at night, or on Sunday mornings. Deep Tracks attempts to recreate the sound of these shows by featuring a wide range of relaxing New Age music. You will hear everything from solo piano to electronic ambient music, and from acoustic guitar to Native American flute to Celtic harp. Artists include Tangerine Dream, George Winston, David Arkenstone, Tingstad and Rumbel, William Ackerman, Jonn Serrie, Nightnoise, and the R. Carlos Nakai to name a few. Relax, unwind, and escape with Lake Air Deep Tracks.  

Sounds to see you through your day.

Start the day with David Mann and Radio Wymondham’s #BreakfastBriefing, on-air every morning from 08.00 to 9.00am

Sounds to see you through your day.

Sounds to see you through your day.

Sounds to see you through your day.

Sounds to see you through your day.

Sounds to see you through your day.

Sounds to see you through your day.

Start the day with David Mann and Radio Wymondham’s #BreakfastBriefing, on-air every morning from 08.00 to 9.00am

Sounds to see you through your day.

Join JP for a look back at music and events from across the decades – the music of your life!

Sounds to see you through your day.

[...]

Sounds to see you through your day.

Sounds to see you through your day.

Start the day with David Mann and Radio Wymondham’s #BreakfastBriefing, on-air every morning from 08.00 to 9.00am

Sounds to see you through your day.

David Mann presents 'Sounds Easy' on Sundays at 11am, with a repeat the same evening at 11pm. "When Radio Wymondham was first getting going in late 2018, I offered to do a show featuring the music of the 'Great American Songbook' and artists associated with it, such as Bing Crosby, Doris Day, Peggy Lee, Nat King Cole and Frank Sinatra," says David. "I originally proposed to make six one-hour shows, with the programmes closely based on the format originally created on BBC Radio 2 by broadcaster, music producer and expert on 'our kind of music', Alan Dell. Alan's 'Sounds Easy' ran for many years on Sundays on BBC Radio 2 and, after Alan's passing, was later hosted by another broadcasting legend, David Jacobs. The programme used to be a favourite of mine, so I was eager to make a revived version to air on Radio Wymondham." "But something must have gone wrong" says David "as the six programmes' I signed up for have somehow now turned into  more than 100 editions of 'Sounds Easy'! There's been positive feedback from regular listeners ever since it started, and in fact the 100th edition was broadcast on Sunday 27th June 2021." "Via the wonders of social media, I've also been in contact with Alan Dell's son, who clearly remembers the many hours that his father used to spend choosing the songs and creating the edits and segues from one track to another - all done back in the 70s and early 80s with vinyl, turntables and reel-to-reel tapes rather than with a computer of course" says David. "But compiling each one hour show still takes up much of a day each week, as I do like to try and balance the content and research the songs before writing and then recording the script and putting the whole thing together as a completed programme. Finding the best audio quality versions of some of the older songs is sometimes a challenge too." 'Sounds Easy' airs at 11.00am on Sunday mornings, and is repeated at 11.00pm on Sundays, and at 5.00pm on Tuesdays. Sounds Easy is on Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/Sounds-Easy-on-Radio-Wymondham-625804251206775 The Sounds Easy show archive is here: Contact the show: david@radiowymondham.com

Sounds to see you through your day.

Peter is playing the best mix of music from the eighties, the nineties and the zeros in the Retro Room early on Sunday evenings.

DJ Mike presents a weekly countdown of the Top Texas Red Dirt songs packing the Dance floors all across Texas.

A musical trip around the world for Sunday evenings, in the company of Jake Longwell Sounds From the Global Village is a musical trip around the world. Each show features an eclectic mix of artists and styles from all corners of the globe. African, Celtic, Latin, Bollywood, Reggae, the list goes on. You’ll hear everything from vintage field recordings and forgotten vinyl gems to the latest popular music from around the world, along with incredible fusions of different styles from afar. Tune in to Sounds From the Global Village, and explore our world through music. Hosted by Jake Longwell A Quality Radio Production presented in the UK by Radio Wymondham Contact the show : qualityradioproductions@gmail.com  

David Mann presents 'Sounds Easy' on Sundays at 11am, with a repeat the same evening at 11pm. "When Radio Wymondham was first getting going in late 2018, I offered to do a show featuring the music of the 'Great American Songbook' and artists associated with it, such as Bing Crosby, Doris Day, Peggy Lee, Nat King Cole and Frank Sinatra," says David. "I originally proposed to make six one-hour shows, with the programmes closely based on the format originally created on BBC Radio 2 by broadcaster, music producer and expert on 'our kind of music', Alan Dell. Alan's 'Sounds Easy' ran for many years on Sundays on BBC Radio 2 and, after Alan's passing, was later hosted by another broadcasting legend, David Jacobs. The programme used to be a favourite of mine, so I was eager to make a revived version to air on Radio Wymondham." "But something must have gone wrong" says David "as the six programmes' I signed up for have somehow now turned into  more than 100 editions of 'Sounds Easy'! There's been positive feedback from regular listeners ever since it started, and in fact the 100th edition was broadcast on Sunday 27th June 2021." "Via the wonders of social media, I've also been in contact with Alan Dell's son, who clearly remembers the many hours that his father used to spend choosing the songs and creating the edits and segues from one track to another - all done back in the 70s and early 80s with vinyl, turntables and reel-to-reel tapes rather than with a computer of course" says David. "But compiling each one hour show still takes up much of a day each week, as I do like to try and balance the content and research the songs before writing and then recording the script and putting the whole thing together as a completed programme. Finding the best audio quality versions of some of the older songs is sometimes a challenge too." 'Sounds Easy' airs at 11.00am on Sunday mornings, and is repeated at 11.00pm on Sundays, and at 5.00pm on Tuesdays. Sounds Easy is on Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/Sounds-Easy-on-Radio-Wymondham-625804251206775 The Sounds Easy show archive is here: Contact the show: david@radiowymondham.com