
Conversations about the all-time jazz legends from local jazz legends Gunnar Biggs, Keith Bishop, Joey Carano, Leonard Thompson, and Bob Weller. Soak in their stories and expertise as they prep for their Sunday night shows at St. Michael’s-by-the-Sea in Carlsbad, California.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Guitarist John Scofield (born December 26, 1951) first rose to prominence as a member of Miles Davis’ band, but he had a number of good credits prior to the three and a half years he spent with Davis, including stints with Chet Baker, Hal Galper, Cha... more
Guitarist/composer Jim Hall (born December 4, 1940) is one of the most influential exponents of his instrument. His recordings with Bill Evans, Sonny Rollins, Paul Desmond, and many others, in addition to his recordings as a leader, have influenced w... more
Saxophonist/composer Gerry Mulligan (born April 6, 1927) is perhaps the best-known baritone saxophonist in jazz. His mastery of this cumbersome instrument is legendary, but he also has recorded as a pianist, on clarinet, and on soprano and tenor saxo... more
Trumpeter/composer Tom Harrell (born June 16, 1946) has overcome daunting physical and mental obstacles to become one of the most important musicians of his generation. Heavily medicated to deal with his bipolar disorder, he still maintains a busy pe... more
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As a music educator, jazz enthusiast and occasional gigging musician myself, I really enjoy and often glean some interesting facts from almost every episode.
That being said, I really wish the host and commentators would consider featuring more female jazz artists. I believe I even heard in one episode a few months back where they were simply stating that there weren’t many female jazz composers, only performers. As valid as this point is, a quick Google search would reveal at least a good hand... more
As someone who is working towards auditions for jazz schools, I was looking for a podcast to help my listening and understanding of different players within Jazz. This is exactly what i was looking for.
Great synergy amongst all participants. Offering great insights of the musicians and their music. I’m now a follower.
Would love to hear you talk about slim gaillard. I stumbled upon a track. “ Slims jam”.
the history of this is very interesting
Man oh man! I love this podcast! I really dig the conversations of musicians talking about what makes the greats, great! Educational and entertaining every time! Plus, I’ve found myself looking up cats I’d never heard and expanding my music listening! Thank you for this podcast!
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A thoughtful, music-history oriented program that brings together local jazz musicians and educators to explore the lives and legacies of iconic figures through conversations, performances, and personal reminiscences. Episodes thread through technique, improvisation, spiritual and cultural dimensions of jazz, and the evolving reception of legendary players, all anchored by a steady community around a coastal church venue. Notable strengths include deeply personal anecdotes, strong emphasis on pedagogy and practice, and a consistent focus on connecting historic jazz with contemporary performance and local programming.
A few standout traits include the recurring panel format, the clear ties to a dedicated church-based music program, and a co... more
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Recent guests on Jazz Legends include:
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2. Phil Woods
3. Gunnar Biggs
4. Keith Bishop
5. Leonard Thompson
6. Bob Weller
7. Joey Carano
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