| 词条 | Night Train (radio show) |
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| show_name = Night Train | image = Night_Train_show_logo.jpg | format = Jazz/Blues/Standards | runtime = 240 minutes | country = United States | language = English | home_station = WLRN-FM Miami, Florida | syndicates = | presenter = Ted Grossman | creator = | producer = | executive_producer = | record_location = Miami, Fla. | first_aired = January 2, 1977 | last_aired = present | audio_format = Stereophonic | opentheme = "Night Train", Jimmy Forrest, composer | endtheme = Same as opening theme | website = Night Train | podcast = }} Night Train is a four-hour-long, weekly radio program originating from public radio station WLRN-FM in Miami, Florida. It has aired continuously since 1977 and been hosted by Ted Grossman since its debut. Each broadcast features an eclectic mix of jazz, Big Band, and blues recordings dating from the '30s to the present. FormatThe show airs live on Sunday nights from 8:00 to midnight EST. It is simulcast live to the Florida Keys on WLRN's affiliate, WKWM. Jimmy Forrest's 1951 instrumental jazz standard "Night Train" serves as the show's eponymous opening and closing theme music. Occasionally, the show will feature local or nationally-known recording artists or other musicians as in-studio guests, with Grossman playing recordings and quizzing his guest about the identity of the recording's performer(s) or vocalist(s). The last hour of the show typically features a music segment titled "Jazz Can Be Beautiful." Many shows are built around a theme featuring the recordings of a particular jazz performer (example: Duke Ellington) or vocalist (example: Frank Sinatra), or around a holiday, such as Halloween or Christmas. HostTed Grossman has hosted the show since its debut in January 1977.[1] In addition to playing the recordings on his show, Grossman supplies anecdotes and authoritative commentary about the bands and performers, including album notes and assorted trivia. He often peppers his show with mentions of the birthdays, deaths, or other anniversaries of jazz notables, past and present. References1. ^{{cite news|last1=Spangler|first1=Nicholas|title=DJ's 'Night Train' keeps rolling on|url=http://www.ocala.com/news/20070114/djs-night-train-keeps-rolling-on|accessdate=19 September 2016|publisher=The Miami Herald|date=January 14, 2007}} External links
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