1. KKUP Radio:  http://www.kkup.com/Afrospiritplaylist%20for%206-13-03.html

--KKUP Radio is from Cupertino, California at the link above. Their playlist from 6/03 includes cuts from Congo, Mali, Senegal, South Africa and more!

2. Echoes of Africa: http://www.echoesofafrica.com/playlist.php

--The Echoes of  Africa playlist mentions not only the usual country, artist and album, but the label - invaluable information. Billed 'the voice of Africa on Radio, Echoes of Africa originates from KKUP above. Its online magazine format includes not only playlists but interviews with African artists from the US and Africa.

3. KGNU Radio
: http://playlist.kgnu.net/default.asp?show=18

--KGNU Radio's playlists provide only artist, album and track, but are updated daily. Access their main site http://www.kgnu.org  to see all the other good stuff: notably the African calendar under 'programming' which includes classes and concerts and more. Located in the Denver area, KGNU Radio has a lot going on.

4. Afrodicia: 
http://www.afrodicia.com/playlist_frameset.htm

--Listing artist, track, cd/album and label provides valuable detail on each playlist. 'Home' takes you to more African music detail sidebars with interviews, articles, video clips and upcoming concerts and festivals around the world - including website links for further detail.

5. Africa Music on the Airways: http://web.idirect.com/%7Emafrica/radio

-- Looking for African Music shows? This Toronto-based reference lists specialty African music shows and their call stations, days and times. Some have clickable web links, most do not. MUSIC AFRICA is a nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting African music. Established in 1990, they promote events and performers alike.

6. Chando Internet Radio:
http://www.chando.net

--The pages on this brand-spanking-new Internet station load quite slowly and some are incomplete, but it's debut is only August 26th and the potential here is excellent: the Internet radio station focuses on the music of Africa and the African Diaspora, it plans 17 channels for $6.95/month and a 14-day free trial to newcomers, and emphasizes the popular music of Africa and global Diaspora - separated by genre/theme and tempo. Listeners can choose channels to suit moods.