Satellite radio does indeed suck the lifeblood out of terrestrial radio.
And anyone who'd prefer fact-based content analysis to this spin by the
competition can simply check he

http://www.xmmonitor.com/played/search

Surprise, surprise. There's ZERO Kenny G on the Real Jazz channel, at least
in the past 30 days. Kenny G is where he belongs, on Watercolors, The Blend,
The Heart. In fact there are fewer songs by Kenny G all around the XM dial than
there are by Kenny Garrett on Real Jazz alone.

Jerome

"Kimba W. Lion" wrote in message
...
On 31 Jan 2005 19:43:15 GMT, "callmekilo"
wrote:

I am shocked at how mainstream
the channel choces a There are like six to eight channels in
country, rock, pop, rap, talk. But only three in Jazz and only one
plays real jazz and then only about half the time. The rest is Kenny G
pap or worse --like Muzak. Way heavy on vocals, too. Classical? ONE
STATION! The other two are more like light opera and pop classical.

Sounds like the complaints about terrestrial radio. Usually the reason is
given as too many stations owned by too few companies. A satellite radio
service is x number of channels all owned by one company. I'm not
surprised by your complaint.





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