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The Jauntee - Rhythms of the Road

There's something about the rhythm of life on the road that never fails to captivate me, and this week's conversation with The Jauntee has all the beats of an unforgettable jam session. The studio was alive with stories from recent gigs, reflections on how the music scene is bouncing back stronger …

Sounds Like Rock & Soul | Rock Music History: Movies (Part 2)

The rock music history podcast. On this week's show: find out how the Batman soundtrack saved Prince from almost going bust; why Spike Lee hired Public Enemy to write the theme for Do The Right Thing; why Independent Women was inspired by Beyonce's row with her boyfriend; why the musical Fame was a…

Alexis Baro - Cuban Born, Juno Nominated, Trumpet Virtuoso, Composer, Arranger. Jazz, Afro-Cuban, Latin Jazz, Big Band. Herbie Hancock, Paquito D'Rivera, Michael Buble, Andrea Bocelli

Alexis Baro is a Juno nominated, Cuban-born trumpet virtuoso, composer, and arranger. His work encompasses jazz, Afro-Cuban music, Latin jazz and large-ensemble music. He’s appeared on more than 200 recordings and he’s released eight albums as a leader. His album “Afrokando” received a Juno nominat…

119. Darryl Jones: Untold Stories of Miles Davis, Sting & 30 Years With The Rolling Stones

Episode 119: Darryl Jones is the bassist legends call. Miles Davis hired him at 21. Then came Sting, Herbie Hancock, Madonna, Peter Gabriel, Eric Clapton, and more than 30 years holding down the low end for The Rolling Stones. In this full interview, Darryl tells Elmo how he won over Miles Davis, …

The SHERO of Her Own Story

The penultimate episode of the Road To Joni series packs in more conversations than any episode so far. As host Carmel Holt heads east toward home and the finale of the series on Joni’s 81st birthday, the throughline of “Both Sides Now” continues on with four artists whose creative path would have …

The Boundary Dweller

The title of this week's episode comes from a term that legendary rock photographer Norman Seeff uses to describe a truly innovative artist, one who is willing to risk sacrificing their career in order to expand beyond their creative comfort zone. He calls these people “boundary dweller artists.” N…

Japanese Pianist & Composer Takashi Matsunaga on Ride Five, Legends & His Career

Welcome to a new edition of the Neon Jazz interview series with Japanese jazz pianist and composer Takashi Matsunaga. We get into his new 2026 album, Ride Five, and the remarkable journey that has made him an internationally respected voice in jazz. This is a spirited conversation, with the help of…

Chronic Dysfunction Podcast #22 Pt. 1

Chronic Dysfunctions inside of Chronic Dysfunctions mingle with restaurants inside of restaurants. Herbie Hancock and the color red are not from France like french fries. It's not jelly and peanut butter, that or this, flight or fight because they are binomials. We forgot to cover Unsigned Instagra…

Wooten Brothers Saved by Borrowed Guitar

Originally five brothers, now four, the Wooten Brothers made their mainland China debut. The brothers arrived in Shanghai, but their guitar didn’t. On stage, Victor Wooten went out of his way to thank Frank, who had lent them electric guitars that were exactly the same as the ones they normally pla…

Herbie Hancock (Round 2)

Pianist/composer Herbie Hancock (born April 12, 1940) started his career playing with trumpeter Donald Byrd, but soon made his mark playing in Mikes Davis’ second great quintet. His long career has included many milestones, from the avant guard group Mwandishi, to his funky Headhunters group, to hi…