I've started playlisting with Jazzfuel

Screenshot of the header of ADH's October playlist at Jazzfuel

So last month, I started compiling about nine or ten songs a month from my radio shows and writing up blurbs for them like I used to for the blog Jazzfuel. In my efforts to try and keep things I write actually on my blog for folks to know about it, I wanted to let you know that I'm doing blurbs again and you should check it out.

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