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The Jazz Real Book

Jay Sweet

In this podcast, Jazz History professor, biographer, musician, and popular podcaster Jay Sweet will help guide you through the tunes included in the Jazz Real Book. For decades, this book (often called "The Jazz Bible") has been a resource for jazz musicians looking to learn jazz standards and repertoire. This podcast will discuss essential recordings and details associated with the songs in the J... more

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(Ep 60) “Cherokee” and Clifford Brown

Standards Rating of 9 Difficulty rating of 7

Clifford Brown’s rendition of “Cherokee” is one of the defining moments in jazz trumpet history, showcasing his virtuosic technique, impeccable articulation, and de... more

Steve Bryant is a fantastic jazz guitarist who lives and works near the New Jersey shore. His band, RED 123, showcases his masterful compositions and dynamic guitar playing. But beyond performing, Steve is also a dedicated educator, sharing his deep ... more

59- “Chelsea Bridge” and Billy Strayhorn

Standards Rating 7, Difficult Rating 7

Billy Strayhorn (1915–1967) was a brilliant jazz composer, pianist, and arranger whose work with Duke Ellington shaped the orchestra’s sound. Born in Dayton, Ohio, ... more

58-João Gilberto “Chega de Saude (No More Blues)”

Standards Rating 7 Difficulty Rating 7

João Gilberto (1931–2019), known as the "father of bossa nova," revolutionized Brazilian music with his innovative guitar techniques and understated vocal s... more

Dave Stryker is a renowned American jazz guitarist with over 25 albums as a leader and collaborations with jazz greats like Stanley Turrentine, Jack McDuff, and Kevin Mahogany. Raised in Omaha, Nebraska, Stryker began playing guitar at ten, initially... more

57- “Chelsea Bells” and Steve Swallow

Steve Swallow, born October 4, 1940, in Fair Lawn, New Jersey, is a pioneering jazz bassist and composer. A key figure in modern jazz, Swallow transitioned from double bass to electric bass in the early 1970s.... more

56- “Ceora” and Hank Mobley

Tenor saxophonist Hank Mobley (1930–1986) was an influential figure in jazz, blending swing, bebop, and post-bop with a warm, lyrical tone. His refined yet assertive style, often overshadowed by contemporaries, earned h... more

55- Captain Marvel and Chick Corea

Standards Rating 4, Difficulty Rating 8

Chick Corea (1941–2021) was a legendary jazz pianist, composer, and innovator whose career spanned over five decades. Known for his genre-defying versatility, Corea contri... more

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