Hi,
I am looking for radio stations who accept mp3s for possible air play
I wish to forward a mp3 of one song
Kind Regards

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In message <x7Orj.13330$421.3086@news-server.bigpond.net.au>, Sam Green 
 writes
>Hi,
>I am looking for radio stations who accept mp3s for possible air play
>I wish to forward a mp3 of one song
>Kind Regards

I always send CDs to radio stations. As far as I know they are not 
receptive to mp3s except in exceptional circumstances where _they_ need 
to get something specific, and quickly, to fill a gap.

It's hard enough getting airplay without giving the station an excuse to 
ignore your music by sending it in an unacceptable format.

Some internet 'radio' stations might accept mp3s, of course, but that's 
not what you asked for, is it?

Jacey
>

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"Sam Green"  wrote:
> I am looking for radio stations who accept mp3s for possible
> air play.  I wish to forward a mp3 of one song

Your best option would be to send in a cover of Cage's 4'33".

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At 11:45:20 on Mon, 11 Feb 2008, Jack Campin - bogus address 
 wrote in 
:

>"Sam Green"  wrote:
>> I am looking for radio stations who accept mp3s for possible
>> air play.  I wish to forward a mp3 of one song
>
>Your best option would be to send in a cover of Cage's 4'33".

One of my all-time favourites, that.  I particularly enjoy it when 
played on the accordion.
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