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| image = [[File:JazzNationRadio108.5-GTAIV-logo.png|100px]] | | image = [[File:JazzNationRadio108.5-GTAIV-logo.png|100px]] | ||
| genre = Bebop, hard | | genre = Bebop, hard bop big band, free jazz | ||
| games = [[Grand Theft Auto IV]] | | games = [[Grand Theft Auto IV]] | ||
| djs = [[Roy Haynes]] | | djs = [[Roy Haynes]] | ||
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'''DJ''': [[Roy Haynes]] | '''DJ''': [[Roy Haynes]] | ||
'''Genre''': [[wp:Bebop|bebop]], [[wp:Hard | '''Genre''': [[wp:Bebop|bebop]], [[wp:Hard bop|hard bop]], [[wp:Big band|big band]], [[wp:Free jazz|free jazz]] | ||
===Tracklist=== | ===Tracklist=== | ||
Revision as of 17:15, 16 December 2013
| Radio Station Jazz Nation Radio 108.5 | |
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| Genre: | Bebop, hard bop big band, free jazz |
| Appearance(s): | Grand Theft Auto IV |
| DJ(s): | Roy Haynes |
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Jazz Nation Radio 108.5 is a classic jazz radio station that appears in Grand Theft Auto IV and is hosted by jazz musician Roy Haynes. Both JNR and Fusion FM are among the first jazz radio stations to appear in a Grand Theft Auto game. In Episodes from Liberty City, JNR, Fusion FM and The Journey are replaced with one station, Self-Actualization FM.
DJ: Roy Haynes
Genre: bebop, hard bop, big band, free jazz
Tracklist
- Count Basie - "April in Paris" (1955)
- Chet Baker - "Let's Get Lost" (1964)
- John Coltrane - "Giant Steps" (1960)
- Art Blakey and The Jazz Messengers - "Moanin'" (1958)
- Miles Davis - "Move" (1958)
- Charlie Parker - "Night and Day" (1957)
- Roy Haynes - "Snap Crackle" (1962)
- Sonny Rollins - "St. Thomas" (1956)
- Dizzy Gillespie - "Whisper Not (Big Band)" (1957)
- Duke Ellington - "Take The 'A' Train" (1941)
Trivia
- If you turn to this station with Jimmy Pegorino, Phil Bell, or Ray Boccino present in the car, they will comment positively, implying that this and Fusion FM are their favorite radio stations.
- The "american.gxt" data file in The Lost and Damned lists a jazz standard, Billie Holiday - "Fine and Mellow" (1939), hinting that JNR was planned, but dropped, as one of the radio stations to be updated by downloadable content.
- An advertisement for JNR says that it's at the "end of the dial", however it's not true since there's a station (K109) that has higher frequency than it.
- In the USA, FM radio broadcasts between 87.8 and 108.0 MHz, making 108.5 outside the permitted frequency range.