Podcast appearances and mentions of bruce johnstone

Jason Marshall's 2003 arrival in New York City signified the continuation of hard-swinging, forward-thinking baritone saxophone playing. With early encouragement to appreciate all types of music, Jason has developed a style that encompasses the whole of African-American music. A special interest is given to the amalgamation of soul, R and B, and funk with straight-ahead jazz. Years of dedication and perseverance have resulted in a giant, soulful sound and instantly appealing concept. Influences such as Leo Parker, Nick Brignola and Bruce Johnstone have coalesced to ensure an open perception of the baritone sax and a “take-no-prisoners” approach to playing jazz music. Jason has studied with no less than the elite baritone saxophone specialists of the 20th century including Hamiett Bluiett, Ronnie Cuber, and Gary Smulyan. These Three masters of the instrument have contributed invaluably to Jason Marshall's ability, each one pouring their own personal wealth of knowledge into him. Other teachers include altoists Bruce Williams, Mark Gross, Steve Wilson, and Vincent Herring and tenor players Greg Tardy, Wayne Escoffrey, and Paul Carr. Mr. Lorenz Wheatley garners special distinction as being Jason's first saxophone teacher and earliest source of musical direction. Jason's formative musical experiences include stints with the Thad Wilson Jazz Orchestra and Bluesman Roy Gaines. He is currently playing and touring with Roy Hargrove's band RH Factor and the Roy Hargrove Big Band. Jason's band “Overt Negritude” has Released its debut, self-titled album. Jason has also conducted numerous demonstrations, clinics, and workshops at every level of education throughout the world. In this episode, Jason shares his background, education, and musical journey. If you enjoyed this episode please make sure to subscribe, follow, rate, and/or review this podcast on Spotify, Apple Podcast, Google Podcast, ect. Connect with us on all social media platforms and at www.improvexchange.com

Welcome to a new edition of the Neon Jazz interview series with Chicago-based Jazz/Blues Singer Solitaire Miles .. She spoke at length about her life in music and the new 2022 CD Susie Blue & the Lonesome Fellas - "Blue Train" featuring Grammy winning Harmonica Maestro Howard Levy and Chicago Sax King Eric Schneider.  Over the years, she has performed and recorded with great bandleaders like Doc Cheatham, Johnny Frigo, Von Freeman, Bruce Johnstone,  and Willie Pickens.  After 20 years performing and recording  in the Jazz scene she has branched out to incorporate Blues Roots, and Americana into her repertoire .. Enjoy the story .. Click to listen.Neon Jazz is a radio program airing since 2011. Hosted by Joe Dimino and Engineered by John Christopher in Kansas City, Missouri giving listeners a journey into one of America's finest inventions. Take a listen on KCXL (102.9 FM / 1140 AM) or on MixCloud at https://www.mixcloud.com/neonjazzkc/. For all things Neon Jazz, visit http://theneonjazz.blogspot.com/If you like what you hear, please let us know. You can catch everything Joe Dimino at www.joedimino.com. There, you will see links to contribute a few bucks to keep Neon Jazz going strong into the future. 

In this episode, I'm joined by Bruce Johnstone of Apex Build Design. Bruce is a fourth generation in the construction and architectural business and has carved a niche working in healthcare and grown a lot in veterinary medicine. Bruce shares stories on how to think about your building and how to prepare for a big construction project to set yourself up for success. We chat through: Why do construction projects always seem stressful and challenging?  Styles of construction projects and the pros and cons. How to create functional and creative spaces. Trends or updates they have seen. The growth of APEX to become a more national firm. How family and business mix and lessons learned. I'd highly recommend following their LinkedIn and Instagram page for examples of their work. https://apexdesignbuild.net/ (APEX's website) https://www.linkedin.com/company/apex-design-build/ (LinkedIn) https://www.instagram.com/apex_design_build/ (Instagram)

  It is likely that as some point in your career you will build your ideal office. Gary did so in 2011 and he credits the new office as an important element in his practice success. In this Thriving Dentist Show, …  

This week, Grace Rizza of Identity Dental Marketing sits down with Bruce Johnstone of APEX Design Build to talk about “Building a Dental Office That Inspires Your Patients and Your Team.” Listen to Grace's podcast in the links below: https://identitydental.com/podcast http://gracerizza.com/podcast #DentistrysGrowingwithGrace #GraceRizza #BruceJohnstone #APEXDesignBuild #Dentistry #BusinessofDentistry #DentalPodcast #DentalMarketing #DentalExperts

With Zach Collaros on the six-game injured list, Brandon Bridge has suddenly been given the responsibility of being the team's starting quarterback for the near future. Is he ready?  This week Rob and Murray are joined by former Leader-Post business columnist Bruce Johnstone to talk about the Riders' quarterbacking situation.  The guys also discuss the lack of Canadian quarterbacks in the CFL, offensive line cuts and Rob follows through a promise to eat his own words. Literally.

Bruce Johnstone, Manager of Racing Operations for the New York Racing Association, Inc. (NYRA), is this week’s guest on Across the Board with Andy Serling. Johnstone joined Serling Friday morning, February 2 at Aqueduct Racetrack to discuss a career that includes time as both a trainer and racing official.

Bulletproof Dental Practice Podcast Episode 24 Hosts: Dr. Peter Boulden & Dr. Craig Spodak Guest: Bruce Johnstone / Apex Design Build Key Takeaways: It is better to have one team handle everything rather than having separate contractors handle your renovation. In a Design-Build Model, the liability and risk is lower because you talk to only one supplier committed to finishing the design. Look at dentistry as a retail function than a health care function in order to learn how to utilize space in new ways. Dental offices can become like retail stores by looking at ways to make patients comfortable while they wait. No one goes to a dental office thinking they’ll have fun. Dental offices have to shift their space so it is more engaging for customers and makes them excited to visit. A lot of things affect your patient’s perception like the lighting of your clinic, the color, the upholstery of your furniture, etc. The best source of new customers is from internal referrals. You get more referrals if patients like your practice. You can put some of your marketing budget into creating a better and patient-friendly clinic. Tweetables: “People don’t mind waiting as long as there is engagement.” - Bruce Johnstone  “Dentistry can take a cue from retail.” - Bruce Johnstone  “The easiest way to market is to make your practice marketable.” - Dr. Peter Boulden  

Monday April 7, 2008 - Today's interview is with Baritone Sax Maestro Bruce Johnstone, who has played with great bandleaders including Maynard Ferguson, Ben Webster, Dexter Gordon, Woody Herman and many others. Bruce is currently involved in a project to perform and record the unreleased "Charlie Parker with Strings" arrangements, which were recently discovered. He'll talk about that, and his experiences traveling and playing over the past 50 years.

Monday April 7, 2008 - Today's interview is with Baritone Sax Maestro Bruce Johnstone, who has played with great bandleaders including Maynard Ferguson, Ben Webster, Dexter Gordon, Woody Herman and many others. Bruce is currently involved in a project to perform and record the unreleased "Charlie Parker with Strings" arrangements, which were recently discovered. He'll talk about that, and his experiences traveling and playing over the past 50 years.