The “In-Studio Guests” link below includes fascinating conversations with WRCJ guests, including Chris Felcyn’s final interview with Soprano Renee Fleming on September 27. Sadly, Chris passed away the next morning. Their conversation took place after a “Music & The Mind” presentation by Henry Ford Hospital and Michigan Opera Theatre, and touched on the power of music, Ms. Fleming’s upcoming performance on 9/29 for the MOT, and her new recording “Broadway.”
In-Studio Guests (On SoundCloud)
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Hi. There was a really nice jazz song playing at about 9:28 pm on 12/3/18. Was wondering what song that might have been.
Hello Logan, here were the songs from around that time:
9:21pm 12/03/2018 Jazz with John Hill
What’s New
ARTIST:Kurt Elling featuring Ernie Watts
ALBUM:Dedicated To You
LABEL:Concord
9:23pm
Sun Song
ARTIST:Steve Slagle
ALBUM:Dedication
LABEL:Panorama
9:30pm
Dee Mwa Wee
ARTIST:Andy Narrell
ALBUM:Passage
LABEL:Heads Up
Short story version, I love the station, it knows what it is and delivers. There was a song playing around 11:30pm-12am tonight so 1/15/18. Perhaps titled “Air Dancing” and I cannot remember who it was by and it’s a awfully ambiguous title to search for on it’s own. If you folks could help me out that would be amazing.
Hi, I was listening to your station last night Sunday 6th 2018 at 12:00-12:30am and you guys were playing a song that I believed was called e=mc2. Would it be possible if you could let me know who the artist is? Thanks!
P.S.
I love your shows! I always listen when I’m in the area!
Hello Sam,
Yes that was E = MC2 by Motion Poets from their album Standard Of Living. We appreciate you listening when you visit town!
I absolutely love WRCJ 90.9. How can I find a song that was played Sunday night I believe it was called Blue Plate Special? I adored that record but for the life of me I couldn’t remember the artist’s name. Please help me!!!
Hmm… We didn’t see anything by that name. On Sunday there was Blues Another Day, A Deeper Blue… was it one of those?