Update
I haven't posted in a while but here is the current state of Dixieland Gumbo. Live365 has bumped up the storage space for broadcasters and now I have 500 tracks in the playlist. It is currently sitting at 34 hours long so in theory you shouldn't hear the same track twice in any one day's time.
The bad part about having 500 tracks is that it is more difficult to find the corrupted songs in the playlist so I'm going to depend on you, the listeners, to help me find and fix these problems.
Thanks for listening to Dixieland Gumbo.
David Livingston
Dave on 08.22.11 @ 05:38 AM PST
New Music added
I've spent some time and added some new music to the mix.
Songs from...
Louis Ford & His New Orleans Flairs
Wild Bill Davison
Irakli Jazz Band
Maxim Saury
King Oliver
Jack Teagarden
Carnegie Jazz Band
Bob Barnard
Al Hirt
Terry Lightfoot's Jazzmen
Scott Black
Revival Jass band
Hope you enjoy the selections.
Dave
Dave on 04.19.11 @ 06:10 PM PST
I have to check my playlist better
I'm sorry to all the trad listeners to my station. I didn't realize that a Nickolas Payton modern jazz track had slipped through the cracks. I'll make a note to myself to make sure to check what CD tracks I'm loading. Payton does play trad and big band, that is why he is on station.
Again, I'm sorry for the sore ears. 
Dave
Dave on 02.18.11 @ 07:42 AM PST
Added a new artist yesterday
The new artist is Mark Allen Jones. He really isn't a new artist just to Dixieland Gumbo. If you like Ragtime piano, you will like Mark's music. I added songs from four of his CDs to the mix.
Dave
Dave on 12.21.10 @ 06:24 AM PST
Stopped & Restarted broadcast
Stopped & Restarted broadcast today at 10:25a.m. pst. 
I heard a Sidney Bechet tune that was corrupted so I deleted it on the spot and restarted the broadcast. Sorry about any inconvenience.
Dave
Dave on 12.03.10 @ 01:31 PM PST
Happy Thankgiving Day
Happy Thanksgiving Day to my American audience. May all who listen to Dixieland Gumbo spend a nice day with family.
Dave Livingston
Dave on 11.25.10 @ 01:13 PM PST
Thanks
Just a word of thanks to all the people that listen to Dixieland Gumbo. The station continues to grow in popularity despite the overall (and inaccurate) opinion that this genre is just your grandpa's music, filled with bands in striped shirts, red vests and straw hats. More people are discovering that this music can be pretty exciting.
Thanks again,
Dave
Dave on 09.22.10 @ 02:40 AM PST
