airs each weekday morning 7-10 on 1360am WNJC and on the web at www.andykortman.com  The program showcases the music of "The Great American Songbook" by legendary performers like Frank Sinatra, Tony Bennett, Barbra Streisand, Nat "King" Cole, Peggy Lee, Johnny Mathis, Dean Martin, Ella Fitzgerald, Perry Como, Bobby Darin, Rosemary Clooney, Sammy Davis Jr,  Andy Williams and many more. Also featured are today's brightest stars, like Michael Buble, Diana Krall, Steve Tyrell, Jane Monheit, Harry Connick Jr and more, performing their versions of these "timeless classics." Also featured are the greatest "Pop" and "Middle-of-the-Road" hits of the 50s, 60s, 70s and 80s from names like Elvis Presley, Dionne Warwick, The Fifth Dimension, Steve & Eydie, Engelbert Humperdinck, Celine Dion, The Lettermen, Anne Murray, Michael Bolton, Tom Jones, The Platters, Barry Manilow, Gloria Estefan, The Carpenters, Glen Campbell, Neil Diamond and more. Weekly 9-10am feature hours include "The Fabulous Fifties" on Wednesdays and "A Solid Hour of Sinatra" on Fridays.


has aired on 1360am WNJC since December 6th 2004. Andy relocated his popular morning program to WNJC just several weeks after it's longtime "home," Philadelphia's legendary 950 WPEN, discontinued their "adult standards" format. Andy's lineage to 950 WPEN, and his twenty five years hosting this type of radio program in the Philadelphia/South Jersey market have given him the high profile and on-air reputation necessary to successfully make the switch from corporate radio to this current independent status. It also affords him total creative control, giving him the freedom to host the type of program his listeners want, and to hand-select sponsors whose products/services are of unique appeal to his audience.


is produced by Andy's production company, Kortair Productions, which "leases" block airtime from WNJC. The program is totally supported by advertising revenue generated by various local, regional and national businesses who wish to reach out to an affluent 45-plus audience demographic. Andy says, "I feel honored to be able to keep this timeless music alive, on the radio, where it belongs, and where my listeners have enjoyed it for decades. These singers and songs are part of the fabric of our lives, and touch people in profound ways."