Cable Radio -- Most cable TV companies carry one of two main services that have a commercial-free easy listening channel. The best one is "Music Choice," expertly programmed by Phil Stout (the guru who put the syndicated Schulke Radio format together years ago). Music Choice is professionally produced and executed and features song information and interesting facts on the TV screen as the music plays. To take a peek, click below.

The second is DMX.  This service has many wonderful channels in exceptionally fine fidelity.  Unfortunately, as we've observed, songs and artists are repeated often. Still, if you haven't heard it before, it's worth a listen, and you'll probably enjoy it until you tire of the small number of songs they play.

Streaming Audio -- There are still several sources of easy listening via online streaming audio. Here are some that we know about:

WKTZ Radio, Jacksonville, Florida (Visit website)

KNCT Radio, Central Texas College (Visit website)

Lovin' An Elevator..., Internet only (Live365.com)

Easy Listening Music & Sites, Internet only

Unfortunately, the number of Internet streaming sources has dwindled. The record companies, through the RIAA, have lobbied for performance royalty fees so high that few can afford to offer streaming audio.

To find out what's happening, visit the RAIN (Radio And Internet Newsletter) website and check out their CARP (Copyright Arbitration Royalty Panel) coverage.