# Judy Carmichael
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judy carmichael (born November 27, 1957) is a Grammy-nominated jazz pianist and vocalist who is one of the few jazz pianists honored as a Steinway Artist.
== Stride piano ==
She specializes in a rare form of pre-1950s jazz, stride piano, a highly physical style of playing first made popular by Fats Waller. The music was long associated with big, powerful—mostly black—men, so when Carmichael first emerged on the scene as a young, thin, white, ex-beauty queen, it was a shock.
Petra van Nuis and Dennis Luxion on Jazz Inspired
Judy Carmichael interviews Petra van Nuis and Dennis Luxion
Brenda Earle Stokes on Jazz Inspired
Judy Carmichael interviews Brenda Earle Stokes
Nina Clark and Sam Dunn on Jazz Inspired
Judy Carmichael interviews Nina Clark and Sam Dunn
Melinda Rose and Frenchy Romero on Jazz Inspired
Judy Carmichael interviews Melinda Rose and Frenchy Romero
Bevan Manson 1 on Jazz Inspired
Judy Carmichael interviews Bevan Manson Part 1 of 2
Bevan Manson 2 on Jazz Inspired
Judy Carmichael interviews Bevan Manson Part 2 of 2
Matthew Sheens on Jazz Inspired
Judy Carmichael interviews Matthew Sheens
Nicole Zuraitis 2 on Jazz Inspired
Judy Carmichael interviews Nicole Zuraitis
Todd Robbins-Pt 1: Music from a Magician, Emcee, and Story Teller
Todd Robbins learned the Maple Leaf Rag by slowing down a Scott Joplin piano roll and watching where the keys went. In Part 1 of a two-part conversation, the magician, sideshow artist, and ragtime pianist tells Jonesy how a string of happy accidents built a career that now runs six nights a week at…
Christian McBride on Jazz Inspired
Judy Carmichael interviews Christian McBride
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