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All That's Jazz

Allen Scott
Jazz
Jazz Music
Jazz Education
Grammy Awards
New York City
Christmas Music
Gene Krupa
Animal Rescue
Louis Armstrong
Kings Return
Champian Fulton
Klas Lindquist
My Latin Heart
Drumming
Nicole Zuraitis
Berklee College Of Music
International Songwriting Competition
Shunso Uno
Gordon Goodwin
Turtle Bay Records

This is where you'll hear conversations and the backstory about everything that's Jazz. Topics we'll explore include it all…artist profiles, the next generation, educators, festivals, venues, producers, photographers, painters, broadcasters, writers, even food and recipes from some of your favorite musicians.

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"Sound Within: A Celebration of Bill Evans"  is the latest album by pianist Randy Ingram. This release is Ingram's deeply personal tribute and homage to the legendary jazz pianist.

From the beginning of his career, Evans was an indelible influence o... more

Much of the music that we know and love is enjoyed by listening to it over the air waves, on a turntable, a CD player and of course over the internet on our devices but there is nothing like the experience of a live performance of music. Case in poin... more

In this episode, we are privileged to have a conversation with Grammy Award-winning bassist, composer and cherished educator John Clayton, plus vocalist and contemporary storyteller René Marie.

John just recently released his 8th album as a leader a... more

The Julia Keefe Indigenous Big Band (JKIBB) – led by celebrated vocalist and band leader Julia Keefe of the Nez Perce tribe, is one of the only jazz big bands in the world comprised exclusively of Native and Indigenous people. Julia brings together a... more

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Recent Guests

Brent Birckhead
Saxophonist and composer featured on Exchange, Live at the Keystone Korner
Independent artist / Brent Birckhead Ensemble
Episode: Season 7 Episode 7 Brent Birckhead
John Clayton
Bassist, composer, and educator featured on the episode discussing the Duo Duo Project
Episode: Season 7 Episode 6 John Clayton Rene Marie
René Marie
Vocalist and storyteller featured on the episode
Episode: Season 7 Episode 6 John Clayton Rene Marie
Gerald Clayton
Pianist and composer, son of John Clayton, involved in the duo/ trio arrangement
Episode: Season 7 Episode 6 John Clayton Rene Marie
Julia Keefe
Vocalist, composer, and educator; leader of the Julia Keefe Indigenous Big Band
Nez Perce Tribe; Julia Keefe Indigenous Big Band
Episode: Season 7 Episode 5 Julia Keefe
Ben Rosenblum
Pianist, accordionist, and composer
Nebula Project / One Trick Dog Records
Episode: Season 7 Episode 4 Ben Rosenblum
Mark Morganelli
Founder and Executive Director of Jazz Forum Arts, trumpeter and producer
Jazz Forum Arts
Episode: Season 7 Episode 3 Jazz Forum Arts
Ellen Prior
Chief Operating Officer of Jazz Forum Arts, long-time organizer
Jazz Forum Arts
Episode: Season 7 Episode 3 Jazz Forum Arts
Stevie Holland
Jazz vocalist and songwriter
Self
Episode: Season 7 Episode 2 Stevie Holland

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Alan Scott
Host of All That's Jazz

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#194
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Apple Podcasts
#218
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Season 7 Episode 5 Julia Keefe
Q: Well, before we jump headlong into the album, what I would like to do is just explore a little bit about Julia Keefe. Tell us about yourself.
Julia describes her roots in the Nez Perce tribe, her journey from Seattle and Idaho through elite music programs, and her evolution into a bandleader who centers Indigenous storytelling in jazz.
Season 7 Episode 4 Ben Rosenblum
Q: If I hadn't read anything about you or heard this music, and you dragged me into a studio one afternoon and sat me down, and you're about to play The Longest Way Round, how would you describe in a couple of sentences what I'm about to hear?
I would say the music prioritizes storytelling and melodic flow, drawing on a global palette of traditions to create a cohesive, narrative-driven sound that you can hum long after listening, with each track offering a distinct story while all together forming a unified whole.
Season 6 Episode 22 Prestige Records Visual Art
Q: Tell me why you called it Wail for that title.
The term 'Wail' captured the soloing energy of the era and also metaphorically described the designers' expressive, 'wailing' approach to graphics, aligning with the book's focus on visual language.
Season 6 Episode 18 Deborah Silver Basie Rocks
Q: What does that feel like?
It feels surreal, and it shows that it's never too late to pursue your dreams.
Season 6 Episode 17 April Varner
Q: Did you have more songs on the playlist than let's say one of them ended up on the cutting room floor?
No, we were happy with what we picked. There weren't any ones that we ended up cutting, thankfully.

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The show centers on deep conversations with jazz artists, educators, designers, and industry contributors, often drilling into the behind-the-scenes stories behind albums, performances, and projects. Episodes frequently explore personal journeys, influences, and creative processes—from tribute projects and breakthrough releases to visual design of album artwork and the role of jazz in education and community. A standout pattern is bridging performance with broader cultural touchpoints, including history, photography, graphic design, and storytelling, making episodes both intimate and informative for listeners who want context around jazz's evolution and its creators. The format tends to mix career retrospectives with practical insights abou... more

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Recent guests on All That's Jazz include:

1. Brent Birckhead
2. John Clayton
3. René Marie
4. Gerald Clayton
5. Julia Keefe
6. Ben Rosenblum
7. Mark Morganelli
8. Ellen Prior

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