Radio Stations in West Texas

Jazz

Area codes 432 • 325
(includes Abilene, Midland/Odessa, San Angelo, Alpine)

KRTP-FM 93.5 Marfa Public Radio

P.O. Box 238, Marfa, TX 79843
(432) 729-4578 • (800) 903-5787
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Region: West Texas
Genres: Americana • Blues • Classical • Country • Jazz • AAA, Public Radio, Texas Music
Marfa Public Radio has a mission to unite the community of Far West Texas with a focus on art, education, quality-of-life and the local economy. The KRTS studios (the tallest in Texas) are located in rural highlands of the Chihuahuan Desert. We serve the residents of the Big Bend and Davis Mountains at 93.5 FM. We can be heard beyond the Transpecos at www.marfapublicradio.org. Marfa Public Radio is award winning, non-profit, listener supported public radio for West Texas.

2801 Wasson Drive, Big Spring, TX 79720-7301
(432) 263-6351 • (432) 263-5294
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Region: West Texas
Genres: Americana • Big Band • Country • Jazz • Tejano • News/Talk, Oldies
KBYG (1400 AM) "The Big 1400" is a 1,000-watt station. They are an oldies station playing music from the 1960's and 1970's. KBYG AM: FM is a multi-format locally owned & operated station playing an eclectic selection of older music, sports, and public service programs.

36 East Twohig, Suite 305, San Angelo, TX 76903
(325) 659-4900
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Region: West Texas
Genres: Big Band • Classical • Jazz • Oldies
KCSA (95.7 FM) is the new alternative in San Angelo radio. KCSA brings you commercial free smooth easy listening music from the '40s, '50s, '60s and '70s, just the way you remembered it! KCSA bounded on to the radio scene December 6, 2002 with songs of the Christmas season that helped everyone get in the Christmas spirit. Additional programming includes seasonal songs to match the spirit of holidays and special moments, plus KCSA community programming, including information on other non-profit organizations and area wide events. We play smooth jazz; with its fresh soulful and polished grooves, big band and swing; filled with rich sounds of nostalgia when bandleaders were the Kings of Swing, classical; the softer side of chamber works, orchestra and symphony favorites, show and movie tunes; test of Broadway and the silver screen and old time radio shows from the '40s and '50s.