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She's Like Cézanne

We travel to Los Angeles for the first half of Episode 2, where Carmel talks to legendary producer, bassist, and Blue Note Records president, Don Was about his first gig ever at age 12 opening for Joni Mitchell. Don also shares how he learned an important life lesson from listening to Blue, and dis…

Episode 64: DJDrZen's Music Box & Travelogue: Tokyo Jazz Concerts

Here is the playlist for the episode, Tokyo Jazz Concerts, which aired on 30 October 2026:Title | Artist  | Album | DateIntro Track: Flight Over Rio | Timax | Cocktail Hour | 2013Lua Do Meio Dia | Choro Club | Maritima | 2001Background Track: Chillin’ Children | Gota | It’s So Different Here | 1997…

Episode 24 - The New Jazz Listener - Lenny Robinson

This episode from the NJL Archive features Lenny Robinson, one of the foremost voices of jazz on the drums. He's a multi-instrumentalist and the leader of many bands, including the Lenny Robinson Group, Three For All, and Organic Trio -- Songs played in this episode (by title, artist & album): Ri…

Jazz @ 4 - Bebop & beyond - November 2

[00:00:00] 4:00 pm - Jazz @ 4 - Bebop & beyond [00:00:04] with Edward Zeidan [00:01:32] Gabi Hartmann - La mer [00:04:57] Brad Mehldau [00:12:01] John Abercrombie - Nightlake [00:18:54] King Curtis & The Kingpins - C.C. Rider [00:21:58] Gonzalo Rubalcaba [00:32:30] Ted Dunbar [00:42:21] Br…

255. Bernard Fowler: The Rolling Stones, Mick Jagger & Keith Richards | Part 4

What happens when Bill Laswell sends you to London without telling you who you're going to meet - and you find yourself in Mick Jagger's living room? In the fourth and final part of his conversation with Fender Jackson on The Ireland Podcast, Bernard Fowler takes us inside his extraordinary decades…

Hank Mobley 1959-1963

Hank Mobley was one of the leading tenor saxophonists of the hard bop years, with a mellifluous tone in this otherwise hard biting genre, harmonic sophistication, and a meaningful soloist style that brought grace, lyricism and a swinging rhythmic sensibility to this soulful beat. He also was a prol…

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…

Dear Joni, The World Loves You

Episode 3 of The Road To Joni picks up a thread from our conversation with Don Was… and leads us to esperanza spalding. In 2021 esperanza collaborated with her mentor Wayne Shorter on Iphigenia, an opera with a revisionary take on Euripides' Greek tragedy Iphigenia at Aulis. It was Ipheigenia that …

She's Like Cézanne

We travel to Los Angeles for the first half of Episode 2, where Carmel talks to legendary producer, bassist, and Blue Note Records president, Don Was about his first gig ever at age 12 opening for Joni Mitchell. Don also shares how he learned an important life lesson from listening to Blue, and dis…

A SHERO's Journey: esperanza spalding

On release day of the new album Milton + esperanza, bassist, composer, singer, songwriter, and producer esperanza spalding returns to SHEROES to discuss the two decade long journey she has been on since her college days at Berklee when she first heard Brazilian legend Milton Nascimento singing on t…