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        • Philadelphia Phillies The Philadelphia Phillies are an American professional baseball team based in Philadelphia. The Phillies compete in Major League Baseball as a member club of the National League East Division. Since 2004, the team’s home stadium has been Citizens Bank Park, located in the South Philadelphia Sports Complex.
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          • 2025 Los Angeles Rams ​As of March 16, 2025, the Los Angeles Rams are actively preparing for the upcoming NFL season. The team has made several notable roster changes during the offseason.
          • 2024 Los Angeles Rams ​The 2024 Los Angeles Rams had a remarkable season, finishing with a 10-7 record, securing the NFC West Division title, and advancing to the Divisional Round of the playoffs
          • 2023 Los Angeles Rams ​The 2023 Los Angeles Rams experienced a season of resurgence, finishing with a 10-7 record, securing second place in the NFC West Division.
          • 2022 Los Angeles Rams The 2022 Los Angeles Rams had a dramatic fall from their Super Bowl LVI championship in 2021, finishing with a disappointing 5-12 record. The Rams struggled throughout the season due to a combination of injuries, inconsistent play, and roster turnover. While the team had the talent to compete, they faced numerous obstacles, including a regression on both offense and defense, leading to a tough year.
          • 2021 Los Angeles Rams The 2021 Los Angeles Rams had a thrilling and successful season, marked by significant roster changes and an intense playoff run that ultimately culminated in a Super Bowl LVI victory. The Rams finished the regular season with a 12-5 record, winning the NFC West for the first time since 2018 and securing a spot in the playoffs. Under the leadership of head coach Sean McVay, the Rams made a major midseason trade to bring in Matthew Stafford as their quarterback, which proved to be a key move in their Super Bowl run.
          • 2020 Los Angeles Rams The 2020 Los Angeles Rams had a solid season, finishing with a 10-6 record and making the playoffs as a wild card team. While they were competitive in the NFC West and showed strong defensive play, their offense remained inconsistent throughout the season. Despite some struggles on offense, the Rams’ defense—led by Aaron Donald—was one of the best in the NFL, and they were able to make it to the NFC Divisional Round, where they were ultimately eliminated by the Green Bay Packers.
          • 2019 Los Angeles Rams The 2019 Los Angeles Rams were coming off a Super Bowl appearance in 2018 and entered the season with high expectations. However, the team experienced some struggles, particularly with consistency, and finished with a 9-7 record, missing the playoffs. Despite a talented roster, the Rams faced challenges on both sides of the ball, and they were unable to replicate the success they had the previous year.
          • 2018 Los Angeles Rams The 2018 Los Angeles Rams had another remarkable season, finishing with a 13-3 record and advancing to the Super Bowl LIII, where they would ultimately lose to the New England Patriots. This was a year of continued success and further development for the franchise under Sean McVay, as the Rams solidified their position as one of the elite teams in the NFL.
          • 2017 Los Angeles Rams The 2017 Los Angeles Rams experienced a remarkable turnaround, finishing the season with an impressive 11-5 record, winning the NFC West for the first time since 2003. It was a breakout year for the franchise, marked by a combination of exciting young talent, a dynamic new head coach, and a rejuvenated offense. The Rams were one of the most improved teams in the NFL, and their performance in 2017 set the stage for future success.
          • 2016 Los Angeles Rams The 2016 Los Angeles Rams were a team in transition, as they returned to Los Angeles after a 21-year absence, with Jeff Fisher entering his fifth season as head coach. The 2016 season was marked by significant changes, but it was also a disappointing year, as the Rams finished with a 4-12 record. The team struggled to find consistency, particularly on offense, and ultimately, Jeff Fisher was fired before the season’s end.
          • 2015 St. Louis Rams The 2015 St. Louis Rams finished the season with a 7-9 record, marking another frustrating year of inconsistency. The team remained competitive in many games, particularly on defense, but struggled with offensive inefficiency and a lack of consistency at the quarterback position. The Rams showed some promise but ultimately couldn’t put it all together, leading to another subpar season.
          • 2014 St. Louis Rams The 2014 St. Louis Rams had another frustrating season, finishing with a 6-10 record. While they showed some flashes of brilliance, particularly on defense, the team struggled with consistency and key injuries, particularly at the quarterback position. Head coach Jeff Fisher and his staff faced the challenge of developing young talent and trying to compete in a tough NFC West division.
          • 2013 St. Louis Rams The 2013 St. Louis Rams took another step forward under head coach Jeff Fisher, finishing the season with a 7-9 record. Although they didn’t make the playoffs, the team showed significant improvement, especially on defense, and the foundation for future success was being built. However, the season was marked by some inconsistency, particularly with quarterback Sam Bradford’s injury, which ultimately impacted the team’s overall performance.
          • 2012 St. Louis Rams The 2012 St. Louis Rams showed signs of improvement after their dismal 2011 season. Under new head coach Jeff Fisher, who was hired to bring stability to the franchise, the Rams finished with a 7-8-1 record. While it wasn’t a winning season, it was a significant step up from their previous campaign and set the foundation for future success.
          • 2011 St. Louis Rams The 2011 St. Louis Rams had a tough season in the NFL, finishing with a record of 2-14. This was one of the worst seasons in franchise history and marked a period of struggle for the team.
          • 2010 St. Louis Rams The 2010 St. Louis Rams marked the beginning of a new era for the franchise, as the team was under the leadership of Steve Spagnuolo, who had been hired as head coach after the disastrous 2009 season. The Rams showed significant improvement in 2010, despite still being a young and rebuilding team. The Rams finished with a 7-9 record, which was a major step forward after their previous years of poor performance. They were competitive in a weak NFC West division but ultimately fell short of making the playoffs.
          • 2009 St. Louis Rams The 2009 St. Louis Rams had another disappointing season, finishing with a 1-15 record, marking one of the worst seasons in franchise history. The team continued to struggle in nearly every aspect of the game, and the season ultimately led to the firing of head coach Jim Haslett after he served as the interim head coach in 2008. The 2009 Rams were in the midst of a major rebuilding phase and had significant weaknesses on both offense and defense.
          • 2008 St. Louis Rams The 2008 St. Louis Rams had another difficult season, marking one of the lowest points in the franchise’s history. The team faced major challenges both offensively and defensively, leading to a disastrous year that saw the Rams finish with a 2-14 record. It was a season of transition, with the team undergoing changes at multiple levels, including a change in head coach.
          • 2007 St. Louis Rams The 2007 St. Louis Rams experienced a challenging season that was marked by injuries, inconsistency, and overall struggles on both offense and defense. Despite having some talent on the roster, the Rams were unable to put it all together and finished the year with a disappointing record. The 2007 season ultimately marked a low point for the team and led to significant changes in the years to come.
          • 2006 St. Louis Rams The 2006 St. Louis Rams had another tough season that was marked by continued struggles on defense and a shift at the head coach position. Despite having a talented offense, the team was once again unable to put everything together and failed to perform consistently enough to make the playoffs.
          • 2005 St. Louis Rams The 2005 St. Louis Rams experienced a season marked by offensive flashes but continued struggles on defense. While they had some individual performances that stood out, the team as a whole was inconsistent and couldn’t overcome their defensive deficiencies.
          • 2004 St. Louis Rams The 2004 St. Louis Rams had another season of ups and downs, with a mix of offensive flashes and defensive struggles. They were in a period of transition and rebuilding, especially after the high points of the early 2000s. Despite some talented players, the Rams were inconsistent throughout the season and faced challenges both on offense and defense.
          • 2003 St. Louis Rams The 2003 St. Louis Rams experienced another year of inconsistency and frustration after the decline in 2002. While there were flashes of the offensive brilliance they were known for, the team continued to struggle in key areas and could not recapture the magic of their “Greatest Show on Turf” years.
          • 2002 St. Louis Rams The 2002 St. Louis Rams had a notable season, but it was a bit of a transition year after their stellar 2001 campaign. The team still had many of the key players from the previous year, but they faced some struggles in both their offense and defense that led to a less successful season overall.
          • 2001 St. Louis Rams The 2001 St. Louis Rams were a standout team in the NFL, known for their high-powered offense, often referred to as “The Greatest Show on Turf.” Under head coach Mike Martz, they showcased one of the most explosive offenses in NFL history, led by quarterback Kurt Warner, running back Marshall Faulk, and wide receivers Isaac Bruce, Torry Holt, and Az-Zahir Hakim.
          • 2000 St. Louis Rams The 2000 St. Louis Rams season was one of mixed emotions. While the team still boasted one of the most dynamic offenses in the NFL, the season ended in disappointment after an early exit from the playoffs. After their unforgettable Super Bowl XXXIV victory in 1999, the Rams entered the 2000 season with high expectations and a target on their backs. However, despite remaining a contender, they couldn’t quite capture the same magic that led them to the championship the previous year.
          • 1999 St. Louis Rams The 1999 St. Louis Rams season marked a historic and transformational year for the franchise. Under the leadership of head coach Dick Vermeil, the Rams defied expectations, making an incredible turnaround that culminated in an unlikely Super Bowl victory. The team finished the regular season with an 13-3 record, winning the NFC West division and setting the stage for one of the most memorable playoff runs in NFL history.
          • 1998 St. Louis Rams The 1998 St. Louis Rams season was one of continued transition for the franchise as it sought to establish itself in its new home. The Rams finished the 1998 season with a 4-12 record, marking another disappointing year as they struggled in the NFC West. While the team had some bright spots, it was clear that the franchise was still in the process of rebuilding, with key areas still needing improvement.
          • 1997 St. Louis Rams The 1997 St. Louis Rams season marked another challenging chapter in the team’s history as they continued to rebuild and find their identity in St. Louis, following their relocation from Los Angeles in 1995. The team finished the season with a 5-11 record, a slight improvement from the previous year’s 6-10 finish, but still far from contention in the NFC West.
          • 1996 St. Louis Rams The 1996 St. Louis Rams season marked the second year for the franchise in St. Louis after its relocation from Los Angeles. Under the leadership of head coach Rich Brooks, the Rams were still in the midst of a rebuild and trying to find their footing in their new city. The team struggled again in 1996, finishing the season with a 6-10 record. While the record was slightly better than their 4-12 finish in 1995, the team still had significant challenges both offensively and defensively.
          • 1995 St. Louis Rams The 1995 St. Louis Rams season marked a new chapter for the franchise, as the team relocated from Los Angeles to St. Louis after the conclusion of the 1994 season. This shift brought a renewed sense of excitement, but the 1995 season was a tough year for the Rams, who finished with a 4-12 record. The season was filled with growing pains, as the team adjusted to its new city and ownership while also struggling to find consistency on the field. Under the leadership of head coach Rich Brooks, the Rams faced challenges both on and off the field as they looked to re-establish themselves in St. Louis.
          • 1994 Los Angeles Rams The 1994 Los Angeles Rams season marked the end of an era in Los Angeles, as it was the final year before the Rams relocated to St. Louis in 1995. The team, under the guidance of head coach John Robinson, struggled throughout the year, finishing with a disappointing 6-10 record. Despite a few bright spots, the Rams were unable to find consistency, and their 1994 season further illustrated the team’s ongoing struggles during the early 1990s.
          • 1993 Los Angeles Rams The 1993 Los Angeles Rams season continued the struggles that had plagued the team throughout the early 1990s. Despite the team’s attempts to rebuild and stabilize, they finished the season with a 5-11 record, reflecting their continued difficulty in finding consistent success.
          • 1992 Los Angeles Rams The 1992 Los Angeles Rams had another difficult season in the NFL, finishing with a 5-11 record. It was another year of struggle for the team, which was coming off a disappointing 3-13 finish in 1991. The Rams’ performance in 1992 continued to reflect the instability and transition the franchise was undergoing during that period, both in terms of coaching and player personnel.
          • 1991 Los Angeles Rams The 1991 Los Angeles Rams were a professional football team that played in the NFL during the 1991 season. The Rams were a part of the NFC West division and played their home games at the Anaheim Stadium, which was located in Anaheim, California.
          • 1990 Los Angeles Rams The 1990 Los Angeles Rams had a season that was largely a disappointment after the success they enjoyed in 1989. Despite having a solid roster and a few key returning players, the Rams were unable to replicate the previous year’s success and ultimately struggled through an inconsistent season.
          • 1989 Los Angeles Rams The 1989 Los Angeles Rams had a season that marked a significant turning point for the franchise. After a series of disappointing seasons, the Rams had a much-needed resurgence in 1989, thanks in large part to the emergence of their defense and continued contributions from key offensive players. While they were not quite among the elite teams in the NFL, they showed signs of improvement and made a strong playoff run.
          • 1988 Los Angeles Rams The 1988 Los Angeles Rams had an interesting season that featured both growth and disappointment. After a 6-9 record in 1987, the Rams came into 1988 with high hopes, especially with Jim Everett entering his second full season as the starting quarterback and Eric Dickerson continuing to dominate the running game. However, despite strong individual performances, the team struggled to find consistency and make a deep playoff run.
          • 1987 Los Angeles Rams The 1987 Los Angeles Rams had a season that was marked by both highs and lows. While the Rams had a solid record, the season was affected by a players’ strike and inconsistent performances.
          • 1986 Los Angeles Rams The 1986 Los Angeles Rams had a season that reflected the challenges they faced as a team: strong individual performances but continued struggles in the postseason and overall inconsistency. The Rams’ offense remained heavily reliant on Eric Dickerson, but the team was still unable to fully balance their attack.
          • 1985 Los Angeles Rams The 1985 Los Angeles Rams had another competitive season, though it ended in a way that was all too familiar: a playoff exit. The team continued to rely on the legendary Eric Dickerson, but the results in both the regular season and playoffs showed some of the limitations in their roster outside of their star running back.
          • 1984 Los Angeles Rams The 1984 Los Angeles Rams had one of their most memorable seasons, but unfortunately, it ended in heartbreak. Despite a strong regular season and one of the most dominant running backs in NFL history, the Rams ultimately fell short of their goal.
          • 1983 Los Angeles Rams The 1983 Los Angeles Rams had a significant turnaround and a strong season, marked by the arrival of Eric Dickerson, who would go on to become one of the greatest running backs in NFL history.
          • 1982 Los Angeles Rams The 1982 Los Angeles Rams had a notable season, despite facing challenges and a significantly shortened schedule due to a players’ strike.
          • 1981 Los Angeles Rams The 1981 Los Angeles Rams were a professional football team that played in the NFL’s National Football Conference (NFC) West Division.
          • 1980 Los Angeles Rams The 1980 Los Angeles Rams had a season filled with highs and lows, as they continued to build on the success of the previous year but struggled with consistency at key positions.
          • 1979 Los Angeles Rams The 1979 Los Angeles Rams had a strong season that culminated in the team making a return to the playoffs, led by a revamped offense and a solid defense.
          • 1978 Los Angeles Rams The 1978 Los Angeles Rams had a challenging season, continuing their struggles in the post-Fearsome Foursome era and experiencing another year of inconsistency, particularly on offense.
          • 1977 Los Angeles Rams The 1977 Los Angeles Rams had a season that saw the team struggle to find consistency, leading to a rough finish.
          • 1976 Los Angeles Rams The 1976 Los Angeles Rams had a season that continued the team’s struggles in the post-Fearsome Foursome era, leading to significant changes.
          • 1975 Los Angeles Rams The 1975 Los Angeles Rams faced a season of transition, marked by a mixture of strengths and struggles.
          • 1974 Los Angeles Rams The 1974 Los Angeles Rams experienced a bit of a downturn compared to their previous seasons, but they still managed to maintain a competitive record.
          • 1973 Los Angeles Rams The 1973 Los Angeles Rams had another strong season, but it ended in disappointment in the playoffs.
          • 1972 Los Angeles Rams The 1972 Los Angeles Rams had a much more successful season compared to the previous year, making it to the playoffs and showing significant improvements in several areas.
          • 1971 Los Angeles Rams The 1971 Los Angeles Rams were an American football team that played in the National Football League (NFL). During that season, the Rams had a solid year but fell short of reaching the ultimate goal
          • 1970 Los Angeles Rams The 1970 Los Angeles Rams had a notable season, finishing with a 9–4–1 record, which earned them a spot in the playoffs. This season marked a turning point for the Rams, as they made their first postseason appearance since 1969 and began to embrace a new era under head coach George Allen, who had taken over the coaching duties in 1970.
          • 1969 Los Angeles Rams The 1969 Los Angeles Rams had a 11–1–2 record, one of their best seasons in recent memory, but they still faced challenges in their quest for the playoffs. The Rams finished second in the NFL Western Conference, behind the Minnesota Vikings, who won the division title and made it to the playoffs.
          • 1968 Los Angeles Rams The 1968 Los Angeles Rams had a 9–4–1 record, which was a strong performance, but it still wasn’t enough to get them into the playoffs. This season marked a turning point as the Rams showed significant progress and established themselves as a competitive team in the NFL. However, despite their solid record, they fell short in the highly competitive NFL Western Conference.
          • 1967 Los Angeles Rams The 1967 Los Angeles Rams had a solid season, but they ultimately fell short of the playoffs, finishing with a 7–6–1 record. It was a year of ups and downs, with the team’s performance reflecting both promise and struggles.
          • 1966 Los Angeles Rams The 1966 Los Angeles Rams had another solid, yet somewhat disappointing season. They finished with a 8–6 record, which was competitive, but once again, the team was unable to make the playoffs.
          • 1965 Los Angeles Rams The 1965 Los Angeles Rams had another strong season, continuing to build on their reputation as a defensive powerhouse. They finished the year with a 9–5 record, which was good enough to place them second in the NFL Western Conference. However, despite their strong record, the Rams again fell short of making the playoffs, as only the conference champion advanced to the postseason.
          • 1964 Los Angeles Rams The 1964 Los Angeles Rams had another strong, yet ultimately disappointing season. They finished with an 8–6 record, which was solid but not enough to secure a playoff spot in the NFL’s competitive Western Conference.
          • 1963 Los Angeles Rams The 1963 Los Angeles Rams had a notable season, finishing with a 11–1–2 record, which was one of their best performances during the 1960s. This season marked a big step forward for the team, particularly in terms of their defensive prowess.
          • 1962 Los Angeles Rams The 1962 Los Angeles Rams had a slightly better season than the previous year, though they still faced challenges.
          • 1961 Los Angeles Rams The 1961 Los Angeles Rams had an interesting and somewhat challenging season.
          • 1960 Los Angeles Rams The 1960 Los Angeles Rams continued their struggles from previous seasons and faced another disappointing year. The team was still dealing with issues on both sides of the ball and had trouble competing in the NFL’s tough Western Division
          • 1959 Los Angeles Rams The 1959 Los Angeles Rams had another tough season, continuing their struggles to return to form. While there were some individual bright spots, the team could not overcome its deficiencies and finished with a losing record once again.
          • 1958 Los Angeles Rams The 1958 Los Angeles Rams had another disappointing season, continuing their struggle to return to their former glory. Despite a few standout individual performances, the team finished with a losing record and was once again out of playoff contention.
          • 1957 Los Angeles Rams The 1957 Los Angeles Rams had another disappointing season in the NFL. Despite some strong individual performances, the team finished with a subpar record and missed the playoffs.
          • 1956 Los Angeles Rams The 1956 Los Angeles Rams had a season of improvement but still faced struggles in competing at the top of the NFL.
          • 1955 Los Angeles Rams The 1955 Los Angeles Rams experienced a season of decline, finishing with a disappointing record and missing out on the playoffs.
          • 1954 Los Angeles Rams The 1954 Los Angeles Rams had a mixed season, showing both strong and inconsistent performances.
          • 1953 Los Angeles Rams The 1953 Los Angeles Rams had a very strong season, finishing near the top of the NFL, but once again falling short of making it to the NFL Championship
          • 1952 Los Angeles Rams The 1952 Los Angeles Rams had a strong season in the NFL, though it didn’t reach the same heights as their 1951 championship win.
          • 1951 Los Angeles Rams The 1951 Los Angeles Rams were a professional football team that played in the National Football League (NFL) during the 1951 season. The Rams finished with a 8-4 record, which earned them a spot in the NFL Championship game.
          • 1949 Los Angeles Rams The 1949 Los Angeles Rams season was a significant one in the history of the franchise. While the team showed promise with a solid regular-season record, the 1949 season was notable for a few reasons, particularly with the changing dynamics of the NFL as it continued to grow in popularity.
          • 1948 Los Angeles Rams The 1948 Los Angeles Rams had a notable season, one that featured strong individual performances but also a few challenges. The 1948 season was a step forward for the Rams, even though they still faced difficulties in competing for the top spots in the NFL.
          • 1947 Los Angeles Rams The 1947 Los Angeles Rams had a memorable season that was marked by strong performances, individual standout players, and the continued evolution of the franchise following their relocation to Los Angeles in 1946.
          • 1946 Los Angeles Rams The 1946 Los Angeles Rams season marked the beginning of a new era for the franchise as they relocated from Cleveland to Los Angeles after World War II. This was a significant turning point for the Rams and the NFL, as the league was expanding and evolving, and the Rams became the first NFL team based on the West Coast.
          • 1945 Cleveland Rams The 1945 Cleveland Rams season was another transitional year for the franchise. Although the team had suspended operations during the 1943 season due to World War II, the Rams resumed play in 1944 but did not see much success. By 1945, the franchise was again facing significant challenges, but it would soon undergo a major change.
          • 1944 Cleveland Rams The 1944 Cleveland Rams season is a particularly interesting chapter in the history of the team, as the franchise had suspended operations in 1943 due to World War II.
          • 1942 Cleveland Rams The 1942 Cleveland Rams had a brief but notable season in the history of the franchise. The 1942 Cleveland Rams finished with a 1-9 record that season. It was a difficult year for the team, as they struggled significantly
          • 1941 Cleveland Rams The 1941 Cleveland Rams were a professional American football team that played in the National Football League (NFL) during that season. The Rams were one of the NFL’s early teams, founded in 1936, and they had an interesting history, with their 1941 season being a pivotal one.
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Experience the Thrill of Live Jazz This Weekend with The Improv Cafe

11 December 2025
by Don Lichterman The Improv Cafe'

For true jazz aficionados, the tri-state area is brimming with live performances this weekend, and there is no better way to discover the magic of the genre

Source: Experience the Thrill of Live Jazz This Weekend with The Improv Cafe

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Global Live Jazz News 2025–2026: Festivals, Milestones & a Worldwide Celebration of the Artform Presented by The Improv Café

6 December 2025
by Don Lichterman The Improv Cafe'

The world of jazz is already humming with anticipation as 2025 and 2026 shape up to be two of the most significant years for global jazz culture

Source: Global Live Jazz News 2025–2026: Festivals, Milestones & a Worldwide Celebration of the Artform Presented by The Improv Café

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The Improv Café is Always Celebrating the Living Pulse of Swing, Big Bands, and the Ever-Growing Live Jazz Community – Swing With The Bands Tonight!

28 November 2025
by Don Lichterman The Improv Cafe'

The Improv Café, the radio station devoted entirely to live Jazz, Big Band, Swing, and Vocal Jazz—where every track is a live version

Source: The Improv Café is Always Celebrating the Living Pulse of Swing, Big Bands, and the Ever-Growing Live Jazz Community

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The Improv Café Reports that Jason Moran & The Bandwagon Take Over the Village Vanguard — A Week of Live Jazz Brilliance

25 November 2025
by Don Lichterman The Improv Cafe'

At The Improv Café, where the radio station only plays live Jazz, Big Band, Swing, and Vocal Jazz recordings—every track, always the live version

Source: The Improv Café Reports that Jason Moran & The Bandwagon Take Over the Village Vanguard — A Week of Live Jazz Brilliance

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Tonight on The Improv Cafe is Swing with the Big Bands Radio Show

14 November 2025
by Don Lichterman The Improv Cafe'

Looking for an unforgettable Friday night vibe? The Improv Cafe invites you to tune into Swing with the Big Bands, where every song played is a live

Source: Tonight on The Improv Cafe is Swing with the Big Bands Radio Show

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The Improv Café Presents: Jazz, Swing, and Vocal Mastery with Tonight’s Live at the Blue Note Radio Show

12 November 2025
by Don Lichterman The Improv Cafe'

For fans of authentic, live jazz, swing, big band, and vocal jazz, The Improv Café is your ultimate destination.

Source: The Improv Café Presents: Jazz, Swing, and Vocal Mastery with Tonight’s Live at the Blue Note Radio Show

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The Improv Café: Live Jazz Spotlight – Miguel Zenón Quartet Shines with “Vanguardia Subterránea: Live at The Village Vanguard”

11 November 2025
by Don Lichterman The Improv Cafe'

The Improv Café is where live jazz truly lives — the radio station that plays only live Jazz, Big Band, Swing, and Vocal Jazz recordings.

Source: The Improv Café: Live Jazz Spotlight – Miguel Zenón Quartet Shines with “Vanguardia Subterránea: Live at The Village Vanguard”

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The Improv Café is Where Every Note Is Live, Every Performance Unrepeatable

5 November 2025
by Don Lichterman The Improv Cafe'

Step into The Improv Café, the world’s first all-live jazz radio station — where every song played is a one-time-only performance, captured in its purest

Source: The Improv Café is Where Every Note Is Live, Every Performance Unrepeatable

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Singing with Swing on The Improv Café with Live Jazz, Big Band, and Swing – Every Song Played Is the Live Version

2 November 2025
by Don Lichterman The Improv Cafe'

At The Improv Café, we celebrate music in its purest, most vibrant form — live. Every track, every solo, every note is a live version

Source: Singing with Swing on The Improv Café with Live Jazz, Big Band, and Swing – Every Song Played Is the Live Version

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The Improv Café is Where Every Note Is Live and the Friday Night Dance Party Always Swings

31 October 2025
by Don Lichterman The Improv Cafe'

There’s something magical about live jazz — that electric moment when the horns hit, the rhythm section locks in, and Swing with the Big Bands

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        • Philadelphia Flyers The Philadelphia Flyers are a professional ice hockey team based in Philadelphia. The Flyers compete in the National Hockey League as a member of the Metropolitan Division in the Eastern Conference.
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        • Philadelphia Phillies The Philadelphia Phillies are an American professional baseball team based in Philadelphia. The Phillies compete in Major League Baseball as a member club of the National League East Division. Since 2004, the team’s home stadium has been Citizens Bank Park, located in the South Philadelphia Sports Complex.
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        • Los Angeles Rams The Los Angeles Rams are a professional American football team based in the Greater Los Angeles area. The Rams compete in the National Football League as a member of the National Football Conference West division.
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          • 2025 Los Angeles Rams ​As of March 16, 2025, the Los Angeles Rams are actively preparing for the upcoming NFL season. The team has made several notable roster changes during the offseason.
          • 2024 Los Angeles Rams ​The 2024 Los Angeles Rams had a remarkable season, finishing with a 10-7 record, securing the NFC West Division title, and advancing to the Divisional Round of the playoffs
          • 2023 Los Angeles Rams ​The 2023 Los Angeles Rams experienced a season of resurgence, finishing with a 10-7 record, securing second place in the NFC West Division.
          • 2022 Los Angeles Rams The 2022 Los Angeles Rams had a dramatic fall from their Super Bowl LVI championship in 2021, finishing with a disappointing 5-12 record. The Rams struggled throughout the season due to a combination of injuries, inconsistent play, and roster turnover. While the team had the talent to compete, they faced numerous obstacles, including a regression on both offense and defense, leading to a tough year.
          • 2021 Los Angeles Rams The 2021 Los Angeles Rams had a thrilling and successful season, marked by significant roster changes and an intense playoff run that ultimately culminated in a Super Bowl LVI victory. The Rams finished the regular season with a 12-5 record, winning the NFC West for the first time since 2018 and securing a spot in the playoffs. Under the leadership of head coach Sean McVay, the Rams made a major midseason trade to bring in Matthew Stafford as their quarterback, which proved to be a key move in their Super Bowl run.
          • 2020 Los Angeles Rams The 2020 Los Angeles Rams had a solid season, finishing with a 10-6 record and making the playoffs as a wild card team. While they were competitive in the NFC West and showed strong defensive play, their offense remained inconsistent throughout the season. Despite some struggles on offense, the Rams’ defense—led by Aaron Donald—was one of the best in the NFL, and they were able to make it to the NFC Divisional Round, where they were ultimately eliminated by the Green Bay Packers.
          • 2019 Los Angeles Rams The 2019 Los Angeles Rams were coming off a Super Bowl appearance in 2018 and entered the season with high expectations. However, the team experienced some struggles, particularly with consistency, and finished with a 9-7 record, missing the playoffs. Despite a talented roster, the Rams faced challenges on both sides of the ball, and they were unable to replicate the success they had the previous year.
          • 2018 Los Angeles Rams The 2018 Los Angeles Rams had another remarkable season, finishing with a 13-3 record and advancing to the Super Bowl LIII, where they would ultimately lose to the New England Patriots. This was a year of continued success and further development for the franchise under Sean McVay, as the Rams solidified their position as one of the elite teams in the NFL.
          • 2017 Los Angeles Rams The 2017 Los Angeles Rams experienced a remarkable turnaround, finishing the season with an impressive 11-5 record, winning the NFC West for the first time since 2003. It was a breakout year for the franchise, marked by a combination of exciting young talent, a dynamic new head coach, and a rejuvenated offense. The Rams were one of the most improved teams in the NFL, and their performance in 2017 set the stage for future success.
          • 2016 Los Angeles Rams The 2016 Los Angeles Rams were a team in transition, as they returned to Los Angeles after a 21-year absence, with Jeff Fisher entering his fifth season as head coach. The 2016 season was marked by significant changes, but it was also a disappointing year, as the Rams finished with a 4-12 record. The team struggled to find consistency, particularly on offense, and ultimately, Jeff Fisher was fired before the season’s end.
          • 2015 St. Louis Rams The 2015 St. Louis Rams finished the season with a 7-9 record, marking another frustrating year of inconsistency. The team remained competitive in many games, particularly on defense, but struggled with offensive inefficiency and a lack of consistency at the quarterback position. The Rams showed some promise but ultimately couldn’t put it all together, leading to another subpar season.
          • 2014 St. Louis Rams The 2014 St. Louis Rams had another frustrating season, finishing with a 6-10 record. While they showed some flashes of brilliance, particularly on defense, the team struggled with consistency and key injuries, particularly at the quarterback position. Head coach Jeff Fisher and his staff faced the challenge of developing young talent and trying to compete in a tough NFC West division.
          • 2013 St. Louis Rams The 2013 St. Louis Rams took another step forward under head coach Jeff Fisher, finishing the season with a 7-9 record. Although they didn’t make the playoffs, the team showed significant improvement, especially on defense, and the foundation for future success was being built. However, the season was marked by some inconsistency, particularly with quarterback Sam Bradford’s injury, which ultimately impacted the team’s overall performance.
          • 2012 St. Louis Rams The 2012 St. Louis Rams showed signs of improvement after their dismal 2011 season. Under new head coach Jeff Fisher, who was hired to bring stability to the franchise, the Rams finished with a 7-8-1 record. While it wasn’t a winning season, it was a significant step up from their previous campaign and set the foundation for future success.
          • 2011 St. Louis Rams The 2011 St. Louis Rams had a tough season in the NFL, finishing with a record of 2-14. This was one of the worst seasons in franchise history and marked a period of struggle for the team.
          • 2010 St. Louis Rams The 2010 St. Louis Rams marked the beginning of a new era for the franchise, as the team was under the leadership of Steve Spagnuolo, who had been hired as head coach after the disastrous 2009 season. The Rams showed significant improvement in 2010, despite still being a young and rebuilding team. The Rams finished with a 7-9 record, which was a major step forward after their previous years of poor performance. They were competitive in a weak NFC West division but ultimately fell short of making the playoffs.
          • 2009 St. Louis Rams The 2009 St. Louis Rams had another disappointing season, finishing with a 1-15 record, marking one of the worst seasons in franchise history. The team continued to struggle in nearly every aspect of the game, and the season ultimately led to the firing of head coach Jim Haslett after he served as the interim head coach in 2008. The 2009 Rams were in the midst of a major rebuilding phase and had significant weaknesses on both offense and defense.
          • 2008 St. Louis Rams The 2008 St. Louis Rams had another difficult season, marking one of the lowest points in the franchise’s history. The team faced major challenges both offensively and defensively, leading to a disastrous year that saw the Rams finish with a 2-14 record. It was a season of transition, with the team undergoing changes at multiple levels, including a change in head coach.
          • 2007 St. Louis Rams The 2007 St. Louis Rams experienced a challenging season that was marked by injuries, inconsistency, and overall struggles on both offense and defense. Despite having some talent on the roster, the Rams were unable to put it all together and finished the year with a disappointing record. The 2007 season ultimately marked a low point for the team and led to significant changes in the years to come.
          • 2006 St. Louis Rams The 2006 St. Louis Rams had another tough season that was marked by continued struggles on defense and a shift at the head coach position. Despite having a talented offense, the team was once again unable to put everything together and failed to perform consistently enough to make the playoffs.
          • 2005 St. Louis Rams The 2005 St. Louis Rams experienced a season marked by offensive flashes but continued struggles on defense. While they had some individual performances that stood out, the team as a whole was inconsistent and couldn’t overcome their defensive deficiencies.
          • 2004 St. Louis Rams The 2004 St. Louis Rams had another season of ups and downs, with a mix of offensive flashes and defensive struggles. They were in a period of transition and rebuilding, especially after the high points of the early 2000s. Despite some talented players, the Rams were inconsistent throughout the season and faced challenges both on offense and defense.
          • 2003 St. Louis Rams The 2003 St. Louis Rams experienced another year of inconsistency and frustration after the decline in 2002. While there were flashes of the offensive brilliance they were known for, the team continued to struggle in key areas and could not recapture the magic of their “Greatest Show on Turf” years.
          • 2002 St. Louis Rams The 2002 St. Louis Rams had a notable season, but it was a bit of a transition year after their stellar 2001 campaign. The team still had many of the key players from the previous year, but they faced some struggles in both their offense and defense that led to a less successful season overall.
          • 2001 St. Louis Rams The 2001 St. Louis Rams were a standout team in the NFL, known for their high-powered offense, often referred to as “The Greatest Show on Turf.” Under head coach Mike Martz, they showcased one of the most explosive offenses in NFL history, led by quarterback Kurt Warner, running back Marshall Faulk, and wide receivers Isaac Bruce, Torry Holt, and Az-Zahir Hakim.
          • 2000 St. Louis Rams The 2000 St. Louis Rams season was one of mixed emotions. While the team still boasted one of the most dynamic offenses in the NFL, the season ended in disappointment after an early exit from the playoffs. After their unforgettable Super Bowl XXXIV victory in 1999, the Rams entered the 2000 season with high expectations and a target on their backs. However, despite remaining a contender, they couldn’t quite capture the same magic that led them to the championship the previous year.
          • 1999 St. Louis Rams The 1999 St. Louis Rams season marked a historic and transformational year for the franchise. Under the leadership of head coach Dick Vermeil, the Rams defied expectations, making an incredible turnaround that culminated in an unlikely Super Bowl victory. The team finished the regular season with an 13-3 record, winning the NFC West division and setting the stage for one of the most memorable playoff runs in NFL history.
          • 1998 St. Louis Rams The 1998 St. Louis Rams season was one of continued transition for the franchise as it sought to establish itself in its new home. The Rams finished the 1998 season with a 4-12 record, marking another disappointing year as they struggled in the NFC West. While the team had some bright spots, it was clear that the franchise was still in the process of rebuilding, with key areas still needing improvement.
          • 1997 St. Louis Rams The 1997 St. Louis Rams season marked another challenging chapter in the team’s history as they continued to rebuild and find their identity in St. Louis, following their relocation from Los Angeles in 1995. The team finished the season with a 5-11 record, a slight improvement from the previous year’s 6-10 finish, but still far from contention in the NFC West.
          • 1996 St. Louis Rams The 1996 St. Louis Rams season marked the second year for the franchise in St. Louis after its relocation from Los Angeles. Under the leadership of head coach Rich Brooks, the Rams were still in the midst of a rebuild and trying to find their footing in their new city. The team struggled again in 1996, finishing the season with a 6-10 record. While the record was slightly better than their 4-12 finish in 1995, the team still had significant challenges both offensively and defensively.
          • 1995 St. Louis Rams The 1995 St. Louis Rams season marked a new chapter for the franchise, as the team relocated from Los Angeles to St. Louis after the conclusion of the 1994 season. This shift brought a renewed sense of excitement, but the 1995 season was a tough year for the Rams, who finished with a 4-12 record. The season was filled with growing pains, as the team adjusted to its new city and ownership while also struggling to find consistency on the field. Under the leadership of head coach Rich Brooks, the Rams faced challenges both on and off the field as they looked to re-establish themselves in St. Louis.
          • 1994 Los Angeles Rams The 1994 Los Angeles Rams season marked the end of an era in Los Angeles, as it was the final year before the Rams relocated to St. Louis in 1995. The team, under the guidance of head coach John Robinson, struggled throughout the year, finishing with a disappointing 6-10 record. Despite a few bright spots, the Rams were unable to find consistency, and their 1994 season further illustrated the team’s ongoing struggles during the early 1990s.
          • 1993 Los Angeles Rams The 1993 Los Angeles Rams season continued the struggles that had plagued the team throughout the early 1990s. Despite the team’s attempts to rebuild and stabilize, they finished the season with a 5-11 record, reflecting their continued difficulty in finding consistent success.
          • 1992 Los Angeles Rams The 1992 Los Angeles Rams had another difficult season in the NFL, finishing with a 5-11 record. It was another year of struggle for the team, which was coming off a disappointing 3-13 finish in 1991. The Rams’ performance in 1992 continued to reflect the instability and transition the franchise was undergoing during that period, both in terms of coaching and player personnel.
          • 1991 Los Angeles Rams The 1991 Los Angeles Rams were a professional football team that played in the NFL during the 1991 season. The Rams were a part of the NFC West division and played their home games at the Anaheim Stadium, which was located in Anaheim, California.
          • 1990 Los Angeles Rams The 1990 Los Angeles Rams had a season that was largely a disappointment after the success they enjoyed in 1989. Despite having a solid roster and a few key returning players, the Rams were unable to replicate the previous year’s success and ultimately struggled through an inconsistent season.
          • 1989 Los Angeles Rams The 1989 Los Angeles Rams had a season that marked a significant turning point for the franchise. After a series of disappointing seasons, the Rams had a much-needed resurgence in 1989, thanks in large part to the emergence of their defense and continued contributions from key offensive players. While they were not quite among the elite teams in the NFL, they showed signs of improvement and made a strong playoff run.
          • 1988 Los Angeles Rams The 1988 Los Angeles Rams had an interesting season that featured both growth and disappointment. After a 6-9 record in 1987, the Rams came into 1988 with high hopes, especially with Jim Everett entering his second full season as the starting quarterback and Eric Dickerson continuing to dominate the running game. However, despite strong individual performances, the team struggled to find consistency and make a deep playoff run.
          • 1987 Los Angeles Rams The 1987 Los Angeles Rams had a season that was marked by both highs and lows. While the Rams had a solid record, the season was affected by a players’ strike and inconsistent performances.
          • 1986 Los Angeles Rams The 1986 Los Angeles Rams had a season that reflected the challenges they faced as a team: strong individual performances but continued struggles in the postseason and overall inconsistency. The Rams’ offense remained heavily reliant on Eric Dickerson, but the team was still unable to fully balance their attack.
          • 1985 Los Angeles Rams The 1985 Los Angeles Rams had another competitive season, though it ended in a way that was all too familiar: a playoff exit. The team continued to rely on the legendary Eric Dickerson, but the results in both the regular season and playoffs showed some of the limitations in their roster outside of their star running back.
          • 1984 Los Angeles Rams The 1984 Los Angeles Rams had one of their most memorable seasons, but unfortunately, it ended in heartbreak. Despite a strong regular season and one of the most dominant running backs in NFL history, the Rams ultimately fell short of their goal.
          • 1983 Los Angeles Rams The 1983 Los Angeles Rams had a significant turnaround and a strong season, marked by the arrival of Eric Dickerson, who would go on to become one of the greatest running backs in NFL history.
          • 1982 Los Angeles Rams The 1982 Los Angeles Rams had a notable season, despite facing challenges and a significantly shortened schedule due to a players’ strike.
          • 1981 Los Angeles Rams The 1981 Los Angeles Rams were a professional football team that played in the NFL’s National Football Conference (NFC) West Division.
          • 1980 Los Angeles Rams The 1980 Los Angeles Rams had a season filled with highs and lows, as they continued to build on the success of the previous year but struggled with consistency at key positions.
          • 1979 Los Angeles Rams The 1979 Los Angeles Rams had a strong season that culminated in the team making a return to the playoffs, led by a revamped offense and a solid defense.
          • 1978 Los Angeles Rams The 1978 Los Angeles Rams had a challenging season, continuing their struggles in the post-Fearsome Foursome era and experiencing another year of inconsistency, particularly on offense.
          • 1977 Los Angeles Rams The 1977 Los Angeles Rams had a season that saw the team struggle to find consistency, leading to a rough finish.
          • 1976 Los Angeles Rams The 1976 Los Angeles Rams had a season that continued the team’s struggles in the post-Fearsome Foursome era, leading to significant changes.
          • 1975 Los Angeles Rams The 1975 Los Angeles Rams faced a season of transition, marked by a mixture of strengths and struggles.
          • 1974 Los Angeles Rams The 1974 Los Angeles Rams experienced a bit of a downturn compared to their previous seasons, but they still managed to maintain a competitive record.
          • 1973 Los Angeles Rams The 1973 Los Angeles Rams had another strong season, but it ended in disappointment in the playoffs.
          • 1972 Los Angeles Rams The 1972 Los Angeles Rams had a much more successful season compared to the previous year, making it to the playoffs and showing significant improvements in several areas.
          • 1971 Los Angeles Rams The 1971 Los Angeles Rams were an American football team that played in the National Football League (NFL). During that season, the Rams had a solid year but fell short of reaching the ultimate goal
          • 1970 Los Angeles Rams The 1970 Los Angeles Rams had a notable season, finishing with a 9–4–1 record, which earned them a spot in the playoffs. This season marked a turning point for the Rams, as they made their first postseason appearance since 1969 and began to embrace a new era under head coach George Allen, who had taken over the coaching duties in 1970.
          • 1969 Los Angeles Rams The 1969 Los Angeles Rams had a 11–1–2 record, one of their best seasons in recent memory, but they still faced challenges in their quest for the playoffs. The Rams finished second in the NFL Western Conference, behind the Minnesota Vikings, who won the division title and made it to the playoffs.
          • 1968 Los Angeles Rams The 1968 Los Angeles Rams had a 9–4–1 record, which was a strong performance, but it still wasn’t enough to get them into the playoffs. This season marked a turning point as the Rams showed significant progress and established themselves as a competitive team in the NFL. However, despite their solid record, they fell short in the highly competitive NFL Western Conference.
          • 1967 Los Angeles Rams The 1967 Los Angeles Rams had a solid season, but they ultimately fell short of the playoffs, finishing with a 7–6–1 record. It was a year of ups and downs, with the team’s performance reflecting both promise and struggles.
          • 1966 Los Angeles Rams The 1966 Los Angeles Rams had another solid, yet somewhat disappointing season. They finished with a 8–6 record, which was competitive, but once again, the team was unable to make the playoffs.
          • 1965 Los Angeles Rams The 1965 Los Angeles Rams had another strong season, continuing to build on their reputation as a defensive powerhouse. They finished the year with a 9–5 record, which was good enough to place them second in the NFL Western Conference. However, despite their strong record, the Rams again fell short of making the playoffs, as only the conference champion advanced to the postseason.
          • 1964 Los Angeles Rams The 1964 Los Angeles Rams had another strong, yet ultimately disappointing season. They finished with an 8–6 record, which was solid but not enough to secure a playoff spot in the NFL’s competitive Western Conference.
          • 1963 Los Angeles Rams The 1963 Los Angeles Rams had a notable season, finishing with a 11–1–2 record, which was one of their best performances during the 1960s. This season marked a big step forward for the team, particularly in terms of their defensive prowess.
          • 1962 Los Angeles Rams The 1962 Los Angeles Rams had a slightly better season than the previous year, though they still faced challenges.
          • 1961 Los Angeles Rams The 1961 Los Angeles Rams had an interesting and somewhat challenging season.
          • 1960 Los Angeles Rams The 1960 Los Angeles Rams continued their struggles from previous seasons and faced another disappointing year. The team was still dealing with issues on both sides of the ball and had trouble competing in the NFL’s tough Western Division
          • 1959 Los Angeles Rams The 1959 Los Angeles Rams had another tough season, continuing their struggles to return to form. While there were some individual bright spots, the team could not overcome its deficiencies and finished with a losing record once again.
          • 1958 Los Angeles Rams The 1958 Los Angeles Rams had another disappointing season, continuing their struggle to return to their former glory. Despite a few standout individual performances, the team finished with a losing record and was once again out of playoff contention.
          • 1957 Los Angeles Rams The 1957 Los Angeles Rams had another disappointing season in the NFL. Despite some strong individual performances, the team finished with a subpar record and missed the playoffs.
          • 1956 Los Angeles Rams The 1956 Los Angeles Rams had a season of improvement but still faced struggles in competing at the top of the NFL.
          • 1955 Los Angeles Rams The 1955 Los Angeles Rams experienced a season of decline, finishing with a disappointing record and missing out on the playoffs.
          • 1954 Los Angeles Rams The 1954 Los Angeles Rams had a mixed season, showing both strong and inconsistent performances.
          • 1953 Los Angeles Rams The 1953 Los Angeles Rams had a very strong season, finishing near the top of the NFL, but once again falling short of making it to the NFL Championship
          • 1952 Los Angeles Rams The 1952 Los Angeles Rams had a strong season in the NFL, though it didn’t reach the same heights as their 1951 championship win.
          • 1951 Los Angeles Rams The 1951 Los Angeles Rams were a professional football team that played in the National Football League (NFL) during the 1951 season. The Rams finished with a 8-4 record, which earned them a spot in the NFL Championship game.
          • 1949 Los Angeles Rams The 1949 Los Angeles Rams season was a significant one in the history of the franchise. While the team showed promise with a solid regular-season record, the 1949 season was notable for a few reasons, particularly with the changing dynamics of the NFL as it continued to grow in popularity.
          • 1948 Los Angeles Rams The 1948 Los Angeles Rams had a notable season, one that featured strong individual performances but also a few challenges. The 1948 season was a step forward for the Rams, even though they still faced difficulties in competing for the top spots in the NFL.
          • 1947 Los Angeles Rams The 1947 Los Angeles Rams had a memorable season that was marked by strong performances, individual standout players, and the continued evolution of the franchise following their relocation to Los Angeles in 1946.
          • 1946 Los Angeles Rams The 1946 Los Angeles Rams season marked the beginning of a new era for the franchise as they relocated from Cleveland to Los Angeles after World War II. This was a significant turning point for the Rams and the NFL, as the league was expanding and evolving, and the Rams became the first NFL team based on the West Coast.
          • 1945 Cleveland Rams The 1945 Cleveland Rams season was another transitional year for the franchise. Although the team had suspended operations during the 1943 season due to World War II, the Rams resumed play in 1944 but did not see much success. By 1945, the franchise was again facing significant challenges, but it would soon undergo a major change.
          • 1944 Cleveland Rams The 1944 Cleveland Rams season is a particularly interesting chapter in the history of the team, as the franchise had suspended operations in 1943 due to World War II.
          • 1942 Cleveland Rams The 1942 Cleveland Rams had a brief but notable season in the history of the franchise. The 1942 Cleveland Rams finished with a 1-9 record that season. It was a difficult year for the team, as they struggled significantly
          • 1941 Cleveland Rams The 1941 Cleveland Rams were a professional American football team that played in the National Football League (NFL) during that season. The Rams were one of the NFL’s early teams, founded in 1936, and they had an interesting history, with their 1941 season being a pivotal one.
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