
Where you and I discover jazz together!
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 442 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Music | |||

The last episode of Richard Rodgers and Jazz. This week I explore more jazz interpretations of his great tunes. I include some insightful observations from the book The Jazz Standards by Ted Gioia of some of those tunes.
Artists you'll hear includ... more
More great jazz recordings of Richard Rodgers tunes. And I dive a bit into his life and how he developed his songwriting skills. You'll hear great interpretations of songs such as Manhattan, Bewitched Bothered and Bewildered, People Will Say We're... more
This is Part 1 of a series on the songs of Richard Rodgers (of Rodgers & Hart and Rodgers & Hammerstein).
In this and the next two episodes, you'll hear recordings by:
-Shorty Rogers and his Men
-Mel Torme
-Emmet Cohen
-Chet Baker
-Ahmad Jamal Trio... more
More great albums --cd's and vinyl-- that have been sent in the mail, uploaded, or bought second hand from a thrift store or jazz club.
They range from Lena Horne (originally recorded in 1948) to some albums released this year by Ellas Kapell, The O... 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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Listeners flock to a thoughtfully curated dive into jazz history and discovery, with a warm, knowledgeable host guiding deep-dive mini-lectures, storytelling, and background on artists, scenes, and releases. Episodes frequently blend monologue, historical context, and personal anecdotes, often tying jazz to broader cultural themes, Canadian scenes, and the inspirations behind album titles or collaborations. The show stands out for its accessible, long-form explorations, strong storytelling, and a knack for highlighting overlooked artists and regional jazz ecosystems, making it appealing to both newcomers and seasoned fans seeking curated listening journeys.
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