A documentary-style Podcast covering Jazz artists, venues and events. Part of the Jazz Matters project at jazzmatters.net.
Categories: Arts, Education, Music
Tags: jazz, jazz artists, jazz music, jazz podcast, live music, music, New Music
The Smooth Jazz Weekend is an Internet syndicated radio show that focuses on contemporary jazz featuring indie artists only. The purpose of this show is to promote and introduce to jazz lovers, fans and listeners some of the BEST indie jazz music you will find period. The Smooth Jazz Weekend is NOT your typical Jazz radio show. Our format will include entertainment, information and inspiration. We invite you to spend your weekends with us! Pleasing to the ear! InFecTious! A blast from the past, sure to conjure up memories of good times and good vibes. Certainly the soundtrack to your WEEKEND! Enjoy!
Set 1:
Kim Scott ft. Althea Rene & Ragan Whiteside-I’m Every Woman
Justin Lee Schultz-Do I Do
Doc Powell-Love On Top
Gerald Albright ft. Norman Brown-Champagne Life
Bob Baldwin-I Wanna Be Where You Are
Set 2:
Nathan Mitchell-My Heart Is Yours
Jesse Adams Jr.-Missing You
Andre Ward-Heaven In MY Life
Art Sherrod-Breakin’ My Heart
Ben Tankard-How Deep Is Your Love
Set 3:
Kyle Turner-Evening Falls
Jason D. Jordan-After Dark
Michael Ward-After The Kiss
Categories: Music
Tags: Contemporary Jazz, INDIE ARTISTS, indie jazz, Indie Music, jazz fans, jazz lovers, jazz music, Modern Jazz, music, Smooth Jazz, Smooth Jazz Weekend
A podcast about listening to and playing music better from musicians Peter Martin and Adam Maness. Listen for a combo of actionable advice and occasional humor. A podcast from Open Studio – see our full range of courses at https://www.openstudiojazz.com Peter and Adam take a look at some burning questions
Categories: Music
Tags: adam maness, commentary, jazz, jazz courses, jazz improv, jazz lessons, jazz music, jazz piano, jazz tutorials, music, music advice, music lessons, peter martin, piano lessons, Tutorials
Women in Jazz is a podcast dedicated to amplifying the voices of female and non-binary jazz musicians.
Categories: Arts, Music, Society & Culture
Tags: interviews, jazz, jazz music, women in jazz
A podcast for the voices and stories of jazz in Durham, North Carolina. Hosted by Xara Wilde, a dancer and performer in the Triangle Region.
Categories: Arts, Music, Society & Culture
Tags: 1920s, dance, jazz, jazz history, jazz music, jazz musicians, Lindy Hop, roaring twenties, speakeasies, Speakeasy, swing dance
Witamy or welcome to all you curious music lovers who have tuned to this podcast. We hope that you’ll join us on this journey. This podcasts season, first in the series, is hosted by Misia Lerska. The series investigates the jazz scene in Poland and focuses on the most important trends, events and artists of Polish Jazz. The first season of Polish Jazz Podcasts will focus the history of jazz in Poland and its most important figures. Each episode will be released with a Spotify playlist that references all of the music that we mention in the show. For the complete list of the episodes and corresponding playlists please go to polishjazz.com/podcasts
Categories: Music
Tags: European jazz, history of jazz, jazz in Europe, jazz in Poland, jazz music, Polish Jazz, polski jazz
Jazz music is inherently political. It was initially confined to the segregated black communities before it became colonized while its black originators continued to be cheated and discriminated against. Jazz might not be as culturally relevant, but it remains a political music. Two professional musicians and an economics major join forces to bring back the connection between jazz and politics. In PBJ (politics, but jazz), Alex Herbert, Josh Mundt, and Brennen Schedler connect current events to a different jazz album every week. Sometimes we might compare current events to the musical ideas expressed on the album, or the political circumstances around the album, or whatever seems appropriate. Either way, you’ll find that jazz and politics go together like peanut butter and jelly.
Weekly article: https://www.wsj.com/articles/star-wars-the-blacklist-strikes-back-11613093759
Weekly album: Chick Corea with Return to Forever – Light As a Feather (1973)
Intro/Outro music: The Udder – “Disco Lion Safari”, from Tamakeri (2020)
theudder.bandcamp.com
Tags: jazz, jazz albums, jazz history, jazz music, jazz musicians, left wing politics, liberal politics, music, Politics, progressive politics