
From Jazz masters of past and present to emerging new artists performing modern jazz and fusion. No smooth jazz here!
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 204 | Founded | 20 years ago |
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This episode was inspired by a Miles Davis Centenial Jazz Festival hosted by KSDS Radio in San Diego. The three day event had seminars, panel discussions and of course music. This show contains music by the artists that performed, and is kicked off b... more
This show begins with San Diegan pianist with Mexican roots, Irving Flores. His music is grounded in the Latin Jazz tradition. That is followed by the late great George Duke with tunes that show off his diversity of styles with R&B and Brazilian infl... more
We continue to feature Miles and Trane on the year of their centennial. These giants of jazz are represented with some of the classic recordings that pay homage to their greatness.
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John Coltrane ~ My Favorite Things ... more
This episode takes us back to the psychedelic days of the early 70's to modern day fusion starting with this set from Lonnie Liston Smith. It's followed by new music from an LA Trio with excellent guitar work from Andrew Renfroe. The fusion set ends ... more
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Great selection from two of my all time favourite musicians: John Coltrane and Miles Davis.
This is the best jazz podcast I have found . Really good selection. Regular listener from Uk
I really enjoy the music selections, some nostalgic pieces from the past I haven’t heard in years pop up along with excellent newer contemporary recordings… Its a real shame the host feels the need to sling the self absorbed negative political rhetoric here and there it adds nothing but it is a mood killer. You can say Jazz as an art form has a tradition of political awareness, maybe so… but when its original and meaningful it can add something to the performance…when its just angry and repetiti... more
If you don’t like political music then don’t listen to jazz.
Too political and woke
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A host-led jazz and fusion program that spans classic eras and contemporary releases, weaving deep dives into album histories with contextual anecdotes and live-performance notes. The show emphasizes rich, meticulously curated playlists, educational commentary, and a commitment to independent production, with occasional reflections on the jazz ecosystem and audience support. Listeners likely savor thorough music storytelling, technical insight, and a traditional radio-presentation vibe that highlights both heritage and new voices in jazz.
Noteworthy elements include in-depth album spotlights, strong connections to academic and regional jazz scenes, and a recurring focus on sustaining a long-running show through donations and community enga... more
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