Rob Cope brings you The Jazz Podcast, in conversation with musicians from around the world. We love stories of how people get into playing music and what keeps them going. We hope you enjoy our collection. Hosted by Rob Cope and Tara Minton. We are proudly sponsored by Crown Lane Studio. www.crownlanestudio.co.uk/
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 290 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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Hannah Brine talks to Tara Minton about her new album, 'Blue Sky Now.'
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Tara Minton speaks with Lorna Reid about her new album, songwriting and more.
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Fini joins Rob Cope to chat about her 5th studio album, Last Night of the World.
Fini Bearman is a singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist & composer who has built an impressive profile on the UK Jazz scene as both an imagi... more
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Daniel Vildosola and John Waugh may come from opposite sides of the Atlantic—one from the sun-scorched deserts of Arizona, the other from the rolling hills of Northumberland, UK—but together, their music finds an effortless m... more
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Love discovering and listening to the lives of different artists. A lot of wit and humour goes into each podcast- & hope that you continue to produce great episodes, as you are already doing!
The huge work that goes into this!! Incredible work ethic from the creators, so reliable in getting excellent episodes out regularly. Some real stars of jazz (including up and comers who deserve the spotlight).
Funny, relaxed, unique, bizarre, I love this show! Well worth checking out if jazz is your thing.
If you’ve met this guy in person, he does have a great beard. Cool show too.
These podcasts always put a big smile on my face. They may be planned in advance (who knows!) but there is such a delightful style of improvisation and random meandering that is a real joy to listen to. Like jazz itself? It's also a great way to learn about the current jazz scene. Highly recommended!
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Content primarily features conversations with various jazz musicians, exploring their personal journeys, creative processes, and the contemporary jazz scene. Each episode tends to focus on the experiences that shape these artists, including their influences, album releases, and the intersection of personal and professional challenges, such as balancing motherhood and musical careers. Unique elements include a strong emphasis on storytelling, humor, and a relaxed hosting style that makes the episodes approachable for both jazz enthusiasts and casual listeners. Additionally, there is likely a community-driven approach, inviting guests that resonate with themes of connection and collaboration within the music industry.
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Recent guests on The Jazz Podcast include:
1. Hannah Brine
2. Fini Bearman
3. John Waugh
4. Daniel Vildosola
5. Sofia Hoffmann
6. Oded Lev-Ari
7. Anat Cohen
8. Avishai Cohen
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