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Got that right!

Oh yes. I currently have the classic "Places and Spaces" on the playlist and will certainly be adding more of his music as time goes on. Thanks for sharing that.

That's Los Angeles. This is Detroit. :o

This is one if not the main reason this genere was introduced to radio decades ago. It has lost the interest of advertisers for whatever weak reason but its loyal audience remains.

Try this: http://vip2.fastcast4u.com:2199/start/sjdetroit

Thanks for sharing. Will look into it. That song is on the playlist too. :p

That's fine, but the Detroit station is aimed at Detroit audiences wanting smooth Detroit sounds [[i.e. Alexander Zonjic).

Good choices, but not quite the same. WDET probably comes the closest to having Detroit flavor.

Still working fine on my end. Depending on your browser, you may have to see if there's a way to enable pop-ups. And you'll have to push play since it doesn't start automatically.

New name, same format.
http://onlineradiobox.com/us/1047oasis/player/?played=1&cs=us.1047oasis

Station is doing well and audience is slowly growing. Playlist continues to be improved by leaps and bounds. :D Thanks so much, everyone. Let's keep it going! New music added recently from native...

As I've already stated, it is officially called 104.7 The Oasis. And the playlist has been substantially improved. Thanks for the support. Means a lot!

The station is officially named 104.7 The Oasis.

Last time I stayed there was in '98 and the lobby was on the ground level.

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Not sure if this is the place but don't see how it could hurt: Recently I've started programming a small smooth jazz station on the Internet for the Detroit area that was an HD side channel of 107.5...

Man, the sound of those crickets is quite deafening!

Made my day!

I plan to keep my roof, but I guess I'm weird like that. :confused:

This may have been asked in a much earlier thread, but for those of you who work in the city but commute to the suburbs, what factored in your decision of choosing a suburb over a nice neighborhood...