# Larry Golding
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Lawrence Sam Goldings (born August 28, 1968) is an American pianist, organist, and composer.
== Life and career ==
Goldings was born in Boston, Massachusetts. His father was a classical music enthusiast, and Goldings studied classical piano until the age of twelve.
Episode June 28 2026
Another eclectic set featuring fusion, hard-bop, and protest. Beginning with piano master Hancock and up-and-coming phenom Cardello, and ending with fusion guitarists supreme McLaughlin and Stern. Then a little protest music in between.
Playlist
Artist ~ Name ~ Album
Herbie Hancock ~ Actual Proof…
LINER NOTES with David Bixler featuring Larry Goldings
Today marks a massive milestone for LINER NOTES as this episode officially kicks off Year 9 of the podcast. For the past 8 years, this show has been about pulling back the curtain on the creative process, and I couldn't think of a better artist to help us launch this anniversary season than keyboar…
Evan Zee: Big Ears, Deep Community, and the Music of Becoming
On this episode of The Bandwich Tapes, I sit down with Los Angeles-based singer, songwriter, guitarist, and music director Evan Zee for a conversation that begins with musical connection and quickly opens into something deeper. I first found Evan while researching for another interview, tracing a p…
Larry Goldings - "That makes the challenge of being myself harder"
Joe talks with pianist and organist Larry Goldings about finding his own sound while playing a range of styles with a variety of people, "Rhombus," Goldings's new album with guitarist Peter Bernstein and drummer Bill Stewart, and how being able to listen back to a recording of yourself is both a b…
Goldings, Bernstein & Stewart: A 35-Year Conversation
Larry Goldings, Peter Bernstein and Bill Stewart look back on the unlikely beginnings of one of jazz’s longest-running trios, from their early gigs at Augie’s on the Upper West Side to their new album, Rhombus.
David Mead: Songs, Fatherhood, and the Freedom to Let Go
On this episode of The Bandwich Tapes, I sit down with singer-songwriter David Mead for a wide-ranging conversation about singing, record-making, fatherhood, and the changing place of music in our culture.
David takes me back to his earliest experiences as a singer, from hearing his mother sing aro…
Larry Goldings, Peter Bernstein, Bill Stewart, Argot Lunaire & More [Mondo Jazz 376-3]
A selection of recent gems where seasoned improvisers and adventurous new voices meet at the crossroads of groove, abstraction and lyrical invention.
The playlist features Marc Benham; Larry Goldings, Peter Bernstein, Bill Stewart; Argot Lunaire; Florian Arbenz, Bill Frisell, Greg Osby; Loren Stil…
Episode September 27 2026
Lots of new releases in this week's show. Lovano and Elling are among the more well known artists. Hollenbeck, Clark and Sprague may not be as familiar. And of course, we continue with a Coltrane interpretation of a Gershwin classic for Trane's centennial celebration.
Playlist
Artist ~ Name ~ Albu…
331: Nicole Zuraitis
Nicole Zuraitis has spent much of her career being asked (and asking herself) variations of the same question: where do you fit?
Is the music jazz? Is it pop? Is it cabaret?
Her new album, The Devil I Knew, doesn't exactly settle the question. Instead, it makes the question seem increasingly besi…
Episode November 8 2026
New releases reviewed in this episode from Yamanaka, Holland, Sprague, E. Cohen and L. Benjamin. Also, we celebrate last week's election in the US with an appropriate tune from Goldings, Bernstein, Stewart. Finally selections from a great Ellington Suite.
Playlist
Artist ~ Track ~ Album
Miki Yaman…
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