The Official Historical Archive
Connect and Contribute
We'd Love to Hear From You
If you listened to Skyline Jazz, worked with the station, were interviewed, have photographs, recordings, playlists, or memories to share, we'd enjoy hearing from you.
Every contribution helps preserve the history of one of New York City's unique contemporary jazz radio services.
We're Looking For
Aircheck recordings
Artist interviews
Station IDs
Photographs
Playlists
Programming bulletins
Promotional materials
Station correspondence
Press coverage
Personal memories
Names of volunteers and staff
Corrections or additional historical information
Copyright
If you believe material appearing in this archive belongs to you or your organization and would like to discuss its use, please contact us. We welcome the opportunity to provide attribution or address copyright concerns.
Contact Information
Please send your inquiries to the following Email address:
skylinejazznyc@gmail.com
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Thank you for helping preserve the history of Skyline Jazz. Every photograph, recording, document, and memory helps tell the story of a station that introduced thousands of listeners to contemporary jazz.
We Appreciate Your Support
Our sincere thanks to the many volunteers, record company representatives, public relations professionals, jazz promoters, jazz clubs, jazz artists, Manhattan Cable TV and, most importantly, our listeners. Your enthusiasm, encouragement, and support made Skyline Jazz possible and helped it become a unique part of New York City's contemporary jazz community.
Drew, Tom, and Robert want you to know how deeply grateful we are for everything you did to help bring the great sounds of contemporary jazz back to New York City. We hope this archive preserves those memories and lets future generations discover the music, the artists, and the spirit of Skyline Jazz.
Thank you for being part of the Skyline Jazz story.
Our deepest gratitude and heartfelt thanks to everyone who made Skyline Jazz possible.
Skyline Jazz Co-Founder and President Drew Butkocy in the Skyline Jazz office, November 30, 1985.