KCEA online radio
KCEA, also known as the Menlo-Atherton High School Radio, is a student-run online radio station based in Atherton, California. The station features a variety of programming including music, news, and talk shows. It serves as a platform for student DJs to showcase their music tastes and host engaging discussions. With a mission to provide quality programming for the community, KCEA offers a diverse range of content that caters to a wide audience. Through its online platform, listeners can tune in to enjoy a unique listening experience and stay connected with the local community.
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Radiostation playlist
| Artist | Song title | |
|---|---|---|
| Artie Shaw & Tony Pastor | Rosalie [1939] | |
| Eddy Duchin & Patricia Norman | Old Man Mose [1938] | |
| Roger Wolfe Kahn & Scrappy Lambert | Here Am I [1929] | |
| AcCentTchuAte The Positive | Swinging Down The Lane 1968 | |
| Bob Crosby & Connie Boswell | On The Beach At Bali Bali [1936] | |
| Kenny Baker & Harry Sosnik Ork | Love Walked In [1938] | |
| Wingy Manone | You Started Me Dreaming [1936] | |
| Eddie Heywood | It's Only a Paper Moon [1947] | |
| Sam Lanin | Whistling In The Dark [1931] | |
| Bing Crosby | You’re A Sweet Little Headache [1939] | |
| Benny Carter | Black Bottom | |
| Cootie Williams | Do Some War Work Baby [1944] | |
| Glenn Miller | Be Happy [1940] | |
| Paul Whiteman & Jack Fulton | Together [1928] | |
| Chick Webb Ork | Blue Lou | |
| Count Basie | Louisiana [1940] | |
| West Of The Mississippi | Swinging Down The Lane 1971 | |
| Bing Crosby | Dancing In The Dark [1931] | |
| Richard Himber | La Paloma [1940] | |
| Vera Lynn | You'll Never Know [1943] | |
| Enric Madriguera & Tony Sacco | True [1934] | |
| Ben Selvin & Dick Robertson | Just Friends [1932] | |
| Mildred Bailey & Red Norvo | I'm Glad There Is You [1945] | |
| Riley Farley Ork & Wayne Gregg | Santa Claus Is Coming To Town [1936] | |
| Larry Clinton & Ford Leary | Parade Of The Wooden Soldiers | |
| Michael Maxwell Ork | Stardust | |
| Charlie Shavers | I'm In The Market For You | |
| Abe Lyman & Harry Podal | I Can't Get Mississippi Off My Mind [1931] | |
| Paul Whiteman | Willow Weep For Me [1932] | |
| Richard Himber & Stuart Allen | Day After Day [1938] |