
Where you and I discover jazz together!
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 431 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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Gnu High, Mingus Mingus Mingus Mingus MIngus, Now He Sings Now He Sobs, Weasels Ripped My Flesh, In Case You Forget How Bad He Really Was, Deer Wan, Mingus Ah Um!, Nude Ants. I play a track from each of these albums--many of which, despite (or becau... more
This week I play recordings by some excellent jazz singers, and singer Janis Siegel's reaction to hearing those recordings.
In this episode you will hear:
Kurt Elling with the WDR Big Band
Dianne Reeves with Christian McBride
Kate Kortum
Jose James... more
This is a 6 year old podcast from May, 2020, when I was living in Victoria, B.C. It was one of a number of podcasts where I celebrated songs that had interesting stories behind them, playing some different versions of them.
The six songs are:
Don'... more
This is part 2 of music inspired by Ken Burns PBS jazz series from 2001. A fast paced episode where I squeeze in 15 pieces of great music. the Swing artists include Fletcher Henderson, Benny Goodman, Billie Holiday, Duke Ellington, Artie Shaw, Coun... more
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Every day is a school day with Larry Saidman. It’s not just an eclectic mix of fascinating tunes that brighten my day, it’s the knowledge and creative verse he shares to educate his listening students.
I’ve been listening to Larry’s show for a while now and often send episode links out far and wide to friends who want to get to know the huge vast world of jazz music… even to professional and amateur musician friends! He has the friendliest way of making you feel part of the vibe! Bookmark and save this show asap and you’ll be on your way to understanding and learning so much about all corners of the genre.
Wonderful music and a personable, knowledgeable host. What more could I ask for! Long may this podcast continue.
Excellent podcast
I learn so much from you, Larry, about the history of jazz and asp get exposed to great new music.
Thank you for all that you do!
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A thoughtfully-curated jazz show that blends historical context, artist spotlights, and curated listening with a friendly, educational storytelling style. Episodes frequently trace jazz through eras (from swing to bebop to modern explorations), highlight influential figures, and connect music to broader cultural moments, awards cycles, and regional scenes. The host's passionate, approachable narration and deep catalog suggestions make it a reliable resource for both newcomers and longtime fans seeking curated listening roadmaps and surprising discoveries.
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Recent guests on Discovering Jazz include:
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2. David K Israel
3. Phil Dwyer
4. Fred Hirsch
5. Louise Rose
6. Cliff Beach
7. Ashley Kahn
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