Two seasoned musicians and long-time friends discuss the most prominent classic jazz albums in addition to reviewing new and modern albums and artists. Join KC-based saxophonist Max Levy and Organist Dwain Gunnels as they take a deep dive into jazz albums of all different shapes and sizes.
Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 40 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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This week, we dive into Sonny Rollins' triumphant return after a two-year sabbatical with The Bridge. This landmark album showcases a pianoless quartet, featuring the brilliant addition of Jim Hall on guitar. Tune in as we break down the album, discu... more
On this week's episode we head back into the world of blossoming jazz star, Samara Joy. Her sophomore Verve release takes a step forward into new territory with daring arrangements of many different standards. Our overall combined rating for the albu... more
On this week's episode we direct our attention to the funk fusion class "Friends And Strangers" by Ronnie Laws. The 1977 release is a fundamental recording in the jazz fusion sphere. Our overall combined rating for the album is 8.7/10, make sure to ... more
On this week's episode we direct our attention to a deeper cut that was recommended by a listener; Alto Summit by a trio of fantastic alto saxophonists. This album spans a few different generations of the music with Phil Woods being 64 at the time of... more
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This is one of the most amazing podcasts I’ve ever listened to! Dwain and Max are so incredibly talented and informative and always discuss amazing artists and albums! Truly an amazing podcast to listen to!
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As a burgeoning jazz listener, this podcast has been immensely helpful in my own understanding and appreciation of the art form through breakdowns and reviews of classic and newer albums. Couldn’t recommend enough for any jazz fan or music nerd in general. The hosts have a great rapport and know what they’re talking about without seeming condescending. The production quality itself is high quality and I like that they play and analyze snippets of songs from the albums. Just wish episodes would c... more
I just came upon this podcast fairly recently. There is a wealth of information here for those of us who need to learn more about how tunes are constructed & how the artists conceived of them.Both Dwain and Max are so knowledgeable! Excellent job - keep it up!
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The episodes feature in-depth discussions on notable jazz albums, both classic and contemporary, providing listeners with an engaging blend of music history and analytical commentary. Seasoned musicians Max Levy and Dwain Gunnels lend their expertise and friendship to explore the intricacies of each album, sharing personal anecdotes and insights about the music and the artists behind it. This creates a unique connection with the audience as they dissect the sound, style, and significant moments in jazz history. Their passion for the genre and commitment to sharing knowledge is evident, making it a valuable resource for both jazz aficionados and newcomers alike.
Listeners can expect a mix of thoughtful album reviews, artist spotlights, and ... more
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