There will be a “Three Hour” Special tonight at 8PM Eastern Time (New York Time), check schedule here. This show will be repeated again at 4AM Thursday Eastern Time (New York Time) so the loyal Jazz Fans in Europe could listen to it also. This will be a Jam-Packed show with songs that I have not placed in any of the other Playlists. Well, maybe one or two got away from me. TUNE IN and ENJOY!!
The 2022 Jazz Con Class Radio Fundraiser is here and will remain with us until the last day of the year (when
It wasn’t too long after his 1960 debut album, “Open Sesame” that Freddie Hubbard would become a household name in the Jazz
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Kenny “Klook” Clarke and Francois “Francy” Boland are considered the pioneers of the “modern” Jazz big band. Their sexy cool sound had
All Jazz fans know very well, Wayne Shorter’s most notable years as a leader and when he came into his own was
The 2021 Fundraiser is here and will remain until the last day of the year or until the goal is met. This
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