“CODE BLEU” Soul-Rock FM/Online Radio Show

Every TUESDAY afternoon from 1-3:45pm EST on 89.1 FM WFDU, spinning the finest in Funk/Blues/Soul & Rockin' Roll music on the FM dial, internet or Satellite.

The ONLY radio broadcast in ANY platform featuring a comprehensive study, discussion & rare recordings of Jimi Hendrix, Sly Stone & James Brown EACH WEEK.

STREAMING ONLINE WORLDWIDE at www.wfdu.fm, ALL SHOWS ARE ALSO ARCHIVED on the website 24/7 for 2 weeks to be listened to at your leisure.

Following the blueprint created by Sly Stone when he was a DJ at K-Soul before his fame, as well as Alison Steele & early Frankie Crocker, host Jimy Bleu's unique blend of music & commentary is totally beyond comparison, separating him from ANY broadcaster.

You can also hear "Code Bleu" on your phone/mobile device during the broadcast. Just dial 1-201-347-2338.

Don’t miss WFDU's exciting “CODE BLEU” & keep tuning in weekly for surprises on each show, such as in-depth celebrity interviews & ticket giveaways.

For 45 non-stop years, Jimy Bleu has also been performing the longest-running Hendrix tribute show called "Voodoo Child":

www.myspace.com/voodoochildbleu
www.youtube.com/cc4bleu

View the cross-section of artists recently interviewed & see why this radio show is quite different from ANY other broadcast:

Edgar Winter
guitar legend Johnny Winter
funk icon Larry Graham (Sly & the Family Stone/'Graham Central Station'/Prince)
guitarist Tom Gimbel (‘Foreigner’, ‘Aerosmith’)
r&b diva Millie Jackson
James Brown alumni - drummer Jabo Starks & bassist Fred Thomas
drummer Carmine Appice (‘Vanilla Fudge’/Rod Stewart/Jeff Beck)
r&b icon Jimmy Castor - his final interview
disco diva Gloria Gaynor
guitarist Leo Nocentelli ('The Meters')
keyboardist Bernie Worrell ('P-Funk'/'Talking Heads')
singer Dawn Silva ('P-Funk'/'Brides of Funkenstein'/Sly Stone)
Kool (‘Kool & the Gang’)
singer/guitarist Joe Chambers (‘The Chambers Brothers‘)
‘Sly & the Family Stone’ alumni - Rose Stone, Jerry Martini, Cynthia Robinson & Greg Errico.
producer Willie Mitchell (Al Green/Ann Peebles)
singer Melba Moore
keyboardist Chris Jasper (‘Isley Brothers‘, ‘Isley-Jasper-Isley‘)
Jimi Hendrix alumni - percussionist Juma Sultan, singer Rosa Lee Brooks & harpist Paul Carouso
guitar legend Cornell Dupree - his final interview
singer Patryce Choc’let Banks ('Graham Central Station')
jazz-funk pioneer Roy Ayres
singer Clarence Burke Jr. (‘The Five Stairsteps‘)
guitar virtuoso Jennifer Batten ('Michael Jackson'/'Jeff Beck group')
rock icon Terry Reid
gospel singer Vicki Yohe
producer Pepe' Willie ('discovered' & 1st recorded Prince)
singer James Ingram
bluesman Robert Cray
drummer Corky Laing ('Mountain'/'West, Bruce & Laing')
singer Corey Glover ('Living Colour')
‘Mandrill’ band founding members Lou & Ric Wilson
bassist TM Stevens (James Brown/Sly Stone/Miles Davis)
producer Alan Douglas (Miles Davis/Hendrix/Billie Holiday/John McLaughlin)
guitarist Vince Martell (‘Vanilla Fudge‘)
producer-songwriter Norman Whitfield (Temptations', Marvin Gaye, Gladys Knight)
keyboardist Mike Finnegan (Joe Cocker/Hendrix/‘Santana’/‘Tower Of Power‘)
Simone (singer/actress daughter of Nina Simone)
guitarist Jon Butcher (‘Jon Butcher Axis‘)
bluesman Bill 'Howling Madd' Perry
gospel singer-actress Tamela Mann
guitar virtuoso Gil Parris
singer Sandra St. Victor ('Family Stand'/'Daughters of Soul' tour)
Sly Stone biographers Willem Alkema, Eddie Konings & Miles Lewis
Jimi Hendrix biographers Kathy Etchingham & David Henderson
Jason Draper (author -‘Prince: Chaos, Disorder & Revolution’)
Sheila Jackson-Hardy (filmmaker - “Nice & Rough: Black Women In Rock”)