WNCU 90.7 FM Jazz RadioWNCU 90.7 FM Jazz Radio » Since its debut in August 1995, WNCU, 90.7 FM, licensed to North Carolina Central University, has consistently fulfilled its mission to provide quality culturally appropriate programming to public radio listeners in the Triangle area. The format of this listener supported public radio station entertains the jazz aficionado, educates the novice jazz listener and disseminates news and information relative to the community-at-large. WNCU 90.7 FM is a 50,000 watt public radio station and an affiliate of NPR, PRI and Pacifica Radio.

Since its debut in August 1995, WNCU, 90.7 FM, licensed to North Carolina Central University, has consistently fulfilled its mission to provide quality culturally appropriate programming to public radio listeners in the Triangle area. The format of this listener supported public radio station entertains the jazz aficionado, educates the novice jazz listener and disseminates news and information relative to the community-at-large. WNCU 90.7 FM is a 50,000 watt public radio station and an affiliate of NPR, PRI and Pacifica Radio.


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News Program of the Week, July 23: 8 Track Flashback Showtime: Saturday’s from 12 Noon – 4 p.m. Host Jim Davis is a veteran announcer with an amazing library of songs from the late 40’s to the early 60’s. Some of the best R&B you ever heard, including original versions of your favorites. Jim also follows the billboard charts for the hits … [Read More] The New Thing In Jazz, Revisited Impulse Records is the legendary label that proudly delivered the “new thing” in jazz in the 1960s: avant-garde records from the likes of John Coltrane and Pharaoh Sanders. It also helped jazz cross over to a larger audience; quite a few flower children … [Read More] Give the Drummer Some Benefit Concert Come swing with North Carolina Central University’s alumni drummers and Thomas Taylor as they start the school year off with a bang. Jazz drummer Thomas Taylor and some of the jazz percussion alumni will present a jazz concert and fundraiser in the B.N. Duke Auditorium on the campus of NCCU on … [Read More] Program of the Week, July 16: The New Jazz Archive Wednesdays from 8 – 9pm Hosted by Jeff Haas, from Interlochen radio Curious about jazz but don’t know much about it? If so, this show is for you. We understand that jazz often needs a proper introduction and Jeff seeks to open people’s ears to the music not just by spinning discs, but … [Read More] Legendary jazz bassist Charlie Haden dead at 76 Grammy-winning jazz bassist Charlie Haden, whose music career spanned seven decades and several genres, died Friday, his publicist said Sunday. He was 76. Haden, who first performed as a yodeling toddler with his family’s country band in the 1930s, played on hundreds of … [Read More]

6:00	Jazz After Hours
7:00	Morning Jazz
11:00	Bop, Blues and Ballads
2:00	Afternoon Jazz
5:00	BBC World Service
6:00	Democracy Now!
7:00	Tell Me More
8:00	Jazz at Lincoln Center
9:00	Just Jazz
10:00	Jazz with Bob Parlocha
12:00	Jazz After Hours

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Program of the Week, July 23: 8 Track Flashback

The New Thing In Jazz, Revisited

Give the Drummer Some Benefit Concert

Program of the Week, July 16: The New Jazz Archive

Legendary jazz bassist Charlie Haden dead at 76