Podcast appearances and mentions of Jesse Harris

Originally from Los Gatos, California, Ren Geisick began singing at a young age. She earned an Ella Fitzgerald Scholarship, studied Jazz vocal performance at California State University, Long Beach, and was named an Outstanding Jazz Vocalist by DownBeat Magazine—but her identity as an Americana Singer-Songwriter has long been in motion. With influences like Willie Nelson, Patsy Cline, and Guy Clark, her latest music draws from the outlaw country tradition—authentic, stripped-down, and emotionally direct. In 2017, she released her debut album, Ren, Love Song, produced by Jesse Harris, marking a significant step toward Americana, which blended folk with jazz sensibilities and showcased her deeply personal songwriting voice. Since then, Ren has leaned fully into Country music. While she doesn't set out to specifically write country songs, her singing style and focus on honest, lyrical narratives have made Americana a natural fit for her.Her latest album, The Place I Planned to Go, centers on themes of hope and perseverance, especially in the context of being a musician. The album explores the struggles of progressing in life and music, maintaining optimism in the face of challenges, and finding compassion. It includes songs that reflect on the difficulties of the music industry, like the humorous “15 Cents” and more introspective tracks like “Weakness” and “No Mercy at All.” The title track, “The Place I Plan to Go,” was written during the pandemic and reflects on life not turning out exactly as expected, yet maintaining hope for the future.In this conversation, Ren gives us a behind-the-scenes glimpse at the production of this record and collaboration with producer Mikey Ross. Ren opens up about the challenges of sustaining a music career today, her reasons for pushing forward, and her connection to the music she creates.

Five Witnesses Just Added to DESTROY Bryan Kohberger's Defense Strategy The Bryan Kohberger defense team just filed their amended witness list this week, and it's the biggest prosecutorial gift imaginable. What the defense thought would humanize their client has instead handed prosecutors a roadmap to the death penalty. This witness list reveals a defense strategy so flawed it could single-handedly convict the Idaho murders suspect. The newly revealed witness list includes Jesse Harris, Kohberger's former boxing coach, who will testify about the dramatic personality transformation that turned a bullied, overweight teenager into what former friends described as an "aggressive" person "looking to fight somebody." The prosecution will use Harris to show how Kohberger's boxing training gave him the physical confidence and violent mindset that allegedly led to the brutal murders of Madison Mogen, Kaylee Goncalves, Xana Kernodle, and Ethan Chapin. Even more damaging is Professor Marie Bolger from DeSales University, who the defense added thinking she'd be a character witness. Instead, Bolger will testify about supervising Kohberger's thesis on "how and why criminals commit their crime" and helping him study crime scene evidence transfer. The prosecution couldn't have asked for better evidence of premeditation - Kohberger literally studied murder techniques before allegedly committing quadruple homicide. The witness list also reveals that surviving roommates Dylan Mortensen and Bethany Funke will testify for the prosecution. Mortensen's identification of the "bushy eyebrows" killer and the terrifying text messages between the roommates will devastate any jury. Their testimony puts Kohberger at the scene during the exact time window of the murders. Most crucially, DNA expert Rylene Nowlin appears on the prosecution's expert witness list with over 25 other specialists. Nowlin will present the bulletproof forensic evidence that links Kohberger's DNA to the knife sheath found with the victims. With 20+ years of experience, her testimony will be unshakeable. The defense clearly thought they were building a character defense, but they've actually provided the prosecution with witnesses who will prove motive, method, and opportunity. This witness list doesn't save Bryan Kohberger - it convicts him. #BryanKohberger #IdahoMurders #WitnessList #ProsecutionEvidence #DefenseStrategy #TrueCrime #MurderTrial #DNAEvidence #BoxingCoach #CriminologyProfessor Want to comment and watch this podcast as a video?  Check out our YouTube Channel. https://www.youtube.com/@hiddenkillerspod Instagram https://www.instagram.com/hiddenkillerspod/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/hiddenkillerspod/ Tik-Tok https://www.tiktok.com/@hiddenkillerspod X Twitter https://x.com/tonybpod Listen Ad-Free On Apple Podcasts Here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/true-crime-today-premium-plus-ad-free-advance-episode/id1705422872

Five Witnesses Just Added to DESTROY Bryan Kohberger's Defense Strategy The Bryan Kohberger defense team just filed their amended witness list this week, and it's the biggest prosecutorial gift imaginable. What the defense thought would humanize their client has instead handed prosecutors a roadmap to the death penalty. This witness list reveals a defense strategy so flawed it could single-handedly convict the Idaho murders suspect. The newly revealed witness list includes Jesse Harris, Kohberger's former boxing coach, who will testify about the dramatic personality transformation that turned a bullied, overweight teenager into what former friends described as an "aggressive" person "looking to fight somebody." The prosecution will use Harris to show how Kohberger's boxing training gave him the physical confidence and violent mindset that allegedly led to the brutal murders of Madison Mogen, Kaylee Goncalves, Xana Kernodle, and Ethan Chapin. Even more damaging is Professor Marie Bolger from DeSales University, who the defense added thinking she'd be a character witness. Instead, Bolger will testify about supervising Kohberger's thesis on "how and why criminals commit their crime" and helping him study crime scene evidence transfer. The prosecution couldn't have asked for better evidence of premeditation - Kohberger literally studied murder techniques before allegedly committing quadruple homicide. The witness list also reveals that surviving roommates Dylan Mortensen and Bethany Funke will testify for the prosecution. Mortensen's identification of the "bushy eyebrows" killer and the terrifying text messages between the roommates will devastate any jury. Their testimony puts Kohberger at the scene during the exact time window of the murders. Most crucially, DNA expert Rylene Nowlin appears on the prosecution's expert witness list with over 25 other specialists. Nowlin will present the bulletproof forensic evidence that links Kohberger's DNA to the knife sheath found with the victims. With 20+ years of experience, her testimony will be unshakeable. The defense clearly thought they were building a character defense, but they've actually provided the prosecution with witnesses who will prove motive, method, and opportunity. This witness list doesn't save Bryan Kohberger - it convicts him. #BryanKohberger #IdahoMurders #WitnessList #ProsecutionEvidence #DefenseStrategy #TrueCrime #MurderTrial #DNAEvidence #BoxingCoach #CriminologyProfessor Want to comment and watch this podcast as a video?  Check out our YouTube Channel. https://www.youtube.com/@hiddenkillerspod Instagram https://www.instagram.com/hiddenkillerspod/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/hiddenkillerspod/ Tik-Tok https://www.tiktok.com/@hiddenkillerspod X Twitter https://x.com/tonybpod Listen Ad-Free On Apple Podcasts Here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/true-crime-today-premium-plus-ad-free-advance-episode/id1705422872

Five Witnesses Just Added to DESTROY Bryan Kohberger's Defense Strategy The Bryan Kohberger defense team just filed their amended witness list this week, and it's the biggest prosecutorial gift imaginable. What the defense thought would humanize their client has instead handed prosecutors a roadmap to the death penalty. This witness list reveals a defense strategy so flawed it could single-handedly convict the Idaho murders suspect. The newly revealed witness list includes Jesse Harris, Kohberger's former boxing coach, who will testify about the dramatic personality transformation that turned a bullied, overweight teenager into what former friends described as an "aggressive" person "looking to fight somebody." The prosecution will use Harris to show how Kohberger's boxing training gave him the physical confidence and violent mindset that allegedly led to the brutal murders of Madison Mogen, Kaylee Goncalves, Xana Kernodle, and Ethan Chapin. Even more damaging is Professor Marie Bolger from DeSales University, who the defense added thinking she'd be a character witness. Instead, Bolger will testify about supervising Kohberger's thesis on "how and why criminals commit their crime" and helping him study crime scene evidence transfer. The prosecution couldn't have asked for better evidence of premeditation - Kohberger literally studied murder techniques before allegedly committing quadruple homicide. The witness list also reveals that surviving roommates Dylan Mortensen and Bethany Funke will testify for the prosecution. Mortensen's identification of the "bushy eyebrows" killer and the terrifying text messages between the roommates will devastate any jury. Their testimony puts Kohberger at the scene during the exact time window of the murders. Most crucially, DNA expert Rylene Nowlin appears on the prosecution's expert witness list with over 25 other specialists. Nowlin will present the bulletproof forensic evidence that links Kohberger's DNA to the knife sheath found with the victims. With 20+ years of experience, her testimony will be unshakeable. The defense clearly thought they were building a character defense, but they've actually provided the prosecution with witnesses who will prove motive, method, and opportunity. This witness list doesn't save Bryan Kohberger - it convicts him. #BryanKohberger #IdahoMurders #WitnessList #ProsecutionEvidence #DefenseStrategy #TrueCrime #MurderTrial #DNAEvidence #BoxingCoach #CriminologyProfessor Want to comment and watch this podcast as a video?  Check out our YouTube Channel. https://www.youtube.com/@hiddenkillerspod Instagram https://www.instagram.com/hiddenkillerspod/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/hiddenkillerspod/ Tik-Tok https://www.tiktok.com/@hiddenkillerspod X Twitter https://x.com/tonybpod Listen Ad-Free On Apple Podcasts Here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/true-crime-today-premium-plus-ad-free-advance-episode/id1705422872

Hoy, 29 de abril, cumple años Vinicius Cantuária, baterista, guitarrista, cantante y compositor brasileño, que trabajó para Caetano Veloso, Gilberto Gil y Chico Buarque antes de emprender su propia carrera. Lo celebramos con discos como 'Sol na cara' de 1996 ('Sem pisar no chão' canción suya y de Caetano, 'O nome dela' suya y de Arto Lindsay, 'Ludo real' suya y de Chico Buarque); como 'Tucumã' de 1999 ('Amor brasileiro' -con Bill Frisell y Joey Baron-, 'Vivo isolado do mundo' de Alcides Dias Lopes -con Arto Lindsay-, 'Jóia' de Caetano Veloso -con Naná Vasconcelos y Sean Lennon-); como 'Vinicius' del año 2001 ('Agua rasa' -con Caetano-, 'Rio' -con David Byrne-, 'Quase choro' -con Brad Mehldau'-, 'Ela é carioca de Jobim'); como 'Indio de apartamento' del 2012 ('Moça feia' -con Ryuichi Sakamoto-, 'Quem sou eu' -con Norah Jones-, 'This time' -con Jesse Harris-. Además, Caetano canta 'Lua e estrela', de Cantuária, en el disco de 1981 'Outras palavras'.Escuchar audio

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Our new book... STORY QUESTIONS: How To Unlock Your Story One Question At A Time https://payhip.com/b/ZTvq9 Watch the video version of this podcast: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=44Ef6XtYdl8 Jesse Harris started his filmmaking career early, writing and directing his first feature when he was 17. He opted against college and used the money to fund his feature that he wrote and directed, which was eventually picked up for US theatrical distribution and by HBO Europe. In 2007, to support other young filmmakers, Jesse founded NFFTY (National Film Festival for Talented Youth), which has grown into the largest and most prestigious youth film festival in the world. Jesse put his filmmaking career on hold for several years to support other young directors and build a premier showcase for aspiring directors. Variety named Jesse one of 25 talents who transformed youth entertainment and was named one of City Arts Magazine's Top 50 Culture Makers. His feature was shortlisted for the 2004 Independent Spirit Awards 'Someone to Watch' Award and was one of 20 features invited to the 2004 IFP New York Film Market. Jesse's recently been named a Global Shaper, an initiative of the World Economic Forum, built around young entrepreneurs and do-gooders. Jesse returned to filmmaking in the commercial world, now bringing years of experience crafting beautiful stories for brands. His commercial work has been seen on TV around the world, working with clients such as Volvo, Microsoft, Disney and more. His 2018 short film, Wind in the Night was one of seven films selected for the 2019 Prix SNCF du Polar in France and picked up for distribution in France, Asia, UK and USA. The film was a proof of concept for his next feature, Borrego (available January 14, 2022). WATCH 'BORREGO' TRAILER https://youtu.be/jivElu6jeFQ VIEWERS ALSO WATCHED Everything You Don't Learn In Film School - https://youtu.be/FjtiKIO5xQw Beginners Guide To Directing Movies For A Living - https://youtu.be/SPY1eY04600 Tomorrow Isn't Guaranteed, Make Your Movie Today - https://youtu.be/ZbQ93YGVAdM How The Movie Business ACTUALLY Works - https://youtu.be/uuNb1_Ld2g0 CONNECT WITH FILM COURAGE http://www.FilmCourage.com http://twitter.com/#!/FilmCourage SUBSCRIBE TO THE FILM COURAGE YOUTUBE CHANNEL http://bit.ly/18DPN37 PERSONALLY SPONSOR FILM COURAGE https://ko-fi.com/filmcourage SUPPORT FILM COURAGE BY BECOMING A MEMBER https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCs8o1mdWAfefJkdBg632_tg/join SUPPORT FILM COURAGE BY BECOMING A PATRON https://www.patreon.com/filmcourage (Affiliates) ►BOOKS WE RECOMMEND: THE NUTSHELL TECHNIQUE: Crack the Secret of Successful Screenwriting https://amzn.to/2X3Vx5F THE STORY SOLUTION: 23 Actions All Great Heroes Must Take http://amzn.to/2gYsuMf SAVE THE CAT! The Last Book on Screenwriting You'll Ever Need https://amzn.to/3dNg2HQ THE ANATOMY OF STORY: 22 Steps To Becoming A Master Storyteller http://amzn.to/2h6W3va THE ART OF DRAMATIC WRITING - Lajos Egri https://amzn.to/3jh3b5f ON WRITING: A Memoir of the Craft https://amzn.to/3XgPtCN THE WAR OF ART: Break Through the Blocks and Win Your Inner Creative Battles http://amzn.to/1KeW9ob ►FILMMAKER STARTER KIT BLACKMAGIC Design Pocket Cinema Camera 4K - https://amzn.to/4gDU0s9 ZOOM H4essential 4-Track Handy Recorder - https://amzn.to/3TIon6X SENNHEISER Professional Shotgun Microphone - https://amzn.to/3TEnLiE NEEWER CB300B 320W LED Video Light - https://amzn.to/3XEMK6F NEEWER 160 LED CN-160 Dimmable Ultra High Power - https://amzn.to/3XX57VK ►WE USE THIS CAMERA (B&H) – https://buff.ly/3rWqrra ►WE USE THIS SOUND RECORDER (AMAZON) – http://amzn.to/2tbFlM9 *Disclaimer: This video and description contains affiliate links, which means that if you click on one of the product links, we'll receive a small commission. This helps support the channel and allows us to continue to make videos like this. Thank you for your support!

For the 20th anniversary of the sixth Bright Eyes album, I'm Wide Awake, It's Morning, we take a detailed look at how it was made. Conor Oberst began Bright Eyes in 1995 in Omaha, Nebraska as an outlet for his solo material that he had been writing as a teenager. He formed a partnership with Saddle Creek Records, a label founded by his brother Justin Oberst and Mike Mogis and began releasing his albums in 1998, starting with A Collection of Songs Written and Recorded 1995–1997. Later that year, he released Letting Off the Happiness, which marked his first collaboration with Mike Mogis. Fevers and Mirrors was released in 2000 and Lifted or The Story Is in the Soil, Keep Your Ear to the Ground followed in 2002. At this point, Conor moved to New York City and began writing the songs that would make up his next two albums. I'm Wide Awake, It's Morning and Digital Ash in a Digital Urn were eventually released on the same day in 2005. In this episode, Conor Oberst describes how moving to a New York as a midwestern transplant gave him a fresh perspective and brought a sense of romanticism to the songs he was writing. He also talks about a political awakening that he experienced after George W. Bush was elected and 9/11 happened. Connecting with musicians in New York inspired him musically as he began incorporating jazz elements and decided to embrace a minimal 70s folk sound for this record. Longtime Bright Eyes producer and band member Mike Mogis describes how they ended up making the record back in Nebraska but invited some new people to the sessions, including musicians from New York like Jesse Harris and Tim Luntzel. He also talks about the stripped down approach they used for this record and how he felt insecure about not relying on the studio tricks they had used for past records. By recording live with a small group of people and making the record in a very short amount of time, he discusses how this change suited the material Conor was writing. From a turbulent plane ride on the way to make the record to a creative burst in Conor's songwriting to working on two very different records simultaneously to sparse arrangements and musical jokes to the shot in the dark of asking Emmylou Harris to sing backup, we'll hear the stories of how the album came together.

Gems from the "Book of Angels", "Book of Heads", "Song Project", and more, in the second part of this tribute to John Zorn, the composer. The playlist features David Krakauer, Kathleen Tagg; Pietro Santangelo; Anna Garano; Marc Ribot; Jesse Harris, Star Rover; Guy Klucevsek; Kronos Quartet. Detailed playlist at https://spinitron.com/RFB/pl/19435945/Mondo-Jazz [from "Parzial" onwards] Happy listening! Photo credit: Chad Batka.

Jesse Harris belongs to a generation of New York singer songwriters who came of age in the late nineties. He has made over 20 solo albums that walk the line between folk, jazz, pop, Brazilian and art rock. He's also a much sought after co writer and collaborator who has written songs for and or with many others like Madeleine Peyroux, Melody Gardot, Lana del Rey, and most famously Norah Jones.  Jesse was already well into his career when he met a young Norah Jones on a road trip through Texas and played his songs for her. He had already been signed and dropped from a major label with his band Once Blue (a project he started with Rebecca Martin, and which also featured musicians Ben Street, Kurt Rosenwinkel and Kenny Wollesen), and had already been exploring a space in his songwriting that played in between jazz and pop.  But that chance encounter with Jones, who was still a student at the University of North Texas at the time, was the one that would change the course of Jesse's career. They stayed in touch and began working together when Jones eventually moved to New York.  Her debut album, 2002's Come Away With Me contained five of his songs including the now ubiquitous standard “Don't Know Why”. He also played guitar on the record. Their partnership has endured over the years - Jones and Harris have written together on and off ever since then - but it was that first record that arguably redirected the sound of certain strains of popular music and jazz for a generation.  The success of Come Away With Me also opened new doors for Harris as a solo artist and a composer. Ultimately he started a label (Secret Sun, named after a solo album of the same name) to put out the projects that he produced for himself and others, and recently has been dividing his time between New York and Paris. Jesse is a relentlessly prolific songwriter, someone for whom songs are like air and water; they are simply a fact of life.  Here he talks about Paper Flower, his most recent album recorded in Paris with American and French musicians, his approach to songwriting (“writer's block is a choice”) and production, taking things as they come, confession versus craft, venturing into the unconscious, and whether it is his fate to work with female artists.  www.third-story.com https://www.wbgo.org/podcast/the-third-story  

On the next edition of The Third Story podcast, host Leo Sidran profiles singer-songwriter Jesse Harris

One of the pillars of the Chicago pizza scene, Giordano’s is celebrating its 50th anniversary. Their executive chef, Jesse Harris, teamed up with Michelin-starred Chef Lee Wolen of Boka Restaurant Group to create the Calabrian Sweet and Spicy Chicken Sausage Pizza! The combination of flavors may get people’s mouths watering: garlic and herb chicken sausage, […]

I love hosting songwriters on the radio and when it is an artist I have a personal kinship and history with…even better.  I was introduced to Jesse Harris and the Gypsy Sparrows shortly after I started my broadcast career in 2010.  The Sparrows were a hard driving, good time honky tonk/outlaw country/red dirt band for ten years. Jesse took a break when his son Jack was born and has been helping to support a growing family and successful landscaping business for the last 7or 8 years. As you will hear in this conversation during a recent appearance on KKFI's MidCoast Live Radio Show, Jesse and I share some great memories and from the sound of what's in the hopper, great new musical memories are to be made with his new project…  Jesse Thomas Harris and the Murder of Crows.  I loved learning Jesse caught the music bug as a teenager listening to the blues at KC's landmark Blues institution…BB's Lawnside BBQ.   My main take away was that Jesse plans to stay close to home and nurture and share his musical chops right here in the Heartland.  Welcome back my friend!  Enjoy this spirited and engaging in studio conversation and performance with Kansas City's own Jesse Thomas Harris.

Featuring a brand new jam from NYC songwriting legend Jesse Harris; the beautiful world of Italian composer Olivia Belli; Colorado meets Switzerland in the minds of Hawkfather and Kwest; the genius of Charlie Mingus; a long-running NYC trio of legends—Ben Allison, Steve Cardenas, and Ted Nash; a creative staple of NOLA aka the New Orleans Klezmer All Stars; British new music legends Azimuth; and the crushing groove of Mr. Shuggie Otis.

La Matinale de ce jour est animée par Simon Marry !  Dans une première interview, Matti Guerraz et Simon Marry accueillent Béatrice Clairaz, présidente de l'USPO 92. Ensemble, ils reviennent sur la journée de mobilisation du 30 mai annoncée par l'Union des Syndicats de Pharmaciens d'Officine.   Ensuite, dans l'interview Zoom, José-Louis Gibault reçoit le chanteur Jesse Harris!  Une heure d'émission agrémentée de deux chroniques réalisées par Rosalie Berne et Sébastien Petit ! Animation : Simon Marry / Interview : Matti Guerraz et Simon Marry / Zoom : José-Louis Gibault / Chroniques : Rosalie Berne et Sébastien Petit / Réalisation : Maxime / Coordination : Héloïse Robert & Inès Mehiris

La Matinale de ce jour est animée par Simon Marry !  Dans une première interview, Matti Guerraz et Simon Marry accueillent Béatrice Clairaz, présidente de l'USPO 92. Ensemble, ils reviennent sur la journée de mobilisation du 30 mai annoncée par l'Union des Syndicats de Pharmaciens d'Officine.   Ensuite, dans l'interview Zoom, José-Louis Gibault reçoit le chanteur Jesse Harris!  Une heure d'émission agrémentée de deux chroniques réalisées par Rosalie Berne et Sébastien Petit ! Animation : Simon Marry / Interview : Matti Guerraz et Simon Marry / Zoom : José-Louis Gibault / Chroniques : Rosalie Berne et Sébastien Petit / Réalisation : Maxime / Coordination : Héloïse Robert & Inès Mehiris

What word has Lisa been mispronouncing her entire life? Oh, it's a good one but you'll have to listen to hear her attempt to say it correctly! Chicago's hometown iconic deep-dish pizza brand, Giordano's, is celebrating its 50th anniversary with an ode to the city that put the brand on the map. Lisa sits down with Chef Jesse Harris to chat about the incredible accomplishment of their golden anniversary! And to help celebrate, Giordano's is kicking off its golden year with an exclusive offer of 50% off ALL PIZZAS EVERY TUESDAY now through May 28th, 2024. Valid for dine in only. More details at Giordanos.com!

In this edition of arts24, Jennifer Ben Brahim meets American singer-songwriter, producer and guitarist Jesse Harris. He has collaborated with the likes of Melody Gardot and Lana Del Rey, as well as taking home a Grammy for his work on Norah Jones's smash-hit album "Come Away with Me". He's also a frontman, blending folk, jazz and world rhythms, such as on his latest album "Paper Flower". It's a joyful yet melancholy-tinged ode to Paris. We also look at this week's big releases: Dua Lipa's 1970s psychedelia album and the return of pop sensation Sia.

Featuring the latest classic by NYC songwriting legend Jesse Harris; a stellar cut from Jerksin Fendrix' brilliant ‘Poor Things' soundtrack; fresh sounds from UK reedsman Shabaka Hutchings; a tranquil soundscape courtesy of Italian composer Olivia Belli; two brilliant re-releases of 70s ECM classics: Azimuth and the Jan Garbarek Quartet; and finally, rock n roll, new and old, from The Black Crowes and Patti Smith.

Chef Jesse Harris, the Executive Chef for Giordano’s, joins Lisa Dent to talk about what goes into making Chicago’s most famous pizzas and why you can find a Giordano’s in various states in the U.S.. Follow The Lisa Dent Show on Twitter:Follow @LisaDentSpeaksFollow @SteveBertrand Follow @kpowell720 Follow @maryvandeveldeFollow @LaurenLapka

With 20 albums under his own name and his instrumental group Cosmo, the man knows how to make a record. He is a wildly accomplished and successful songwriter. For example in 2003 Harris he received the Grammy Award for Song Of The Year for Norah Jones' breakout hit “Don't Know Why,” from her debut album, Come Away With Me, which has sold almost 30 million copies worldwide. Versions of his songs have been sung by artists as diverse as Willie Nelson, Emmylou Harris, Cat Power, Feist, The Black Keys, M. Ward, Brad Mehldau, Bright Eyes, Smokey Robinson, George Benson, Pat Metheny, Kandace Springs, and Solomon Burke. I mean WHAT a list that is! Songwriting collaborations have included Maya Hawke, John Zorn, Madeleine Peyroux, Melody Gardot, Papooz, and Lana Del Rey. If you didnt think you knew Jesse, I bet you've heard his writing out there in the known universe of sound and by gosh he's a real potent force. Even after all this success, he is very mild mannered and thoughtful in this nice rambling interview. He's generous with his knowledge and a very easy guy to get along with. I must say I hang my pod head slightly when reflecting on how old this interview is. Like a fine wine, I hope it's benefited from a little time in the digital cellar. Drink in the wisdoms y'all !

In this edition of our arts24 music show, Jennifer Ben Brahim chats with one half of French duo Papooz, Ulysse Cottin, as the pair drop their fourth studio album "Resonate". It's a record full of euphoric sounds and melancholic lyrics, for which they enlisted the help of American songwriter Jesse Harris and superstar producer Patrick Wimberly. Ulysse and Armand first met after a chance encounter waiting in line at a Patti Smith concert. Unsurprisingly then, their music is steeped full of classic sounds, from the Beatles to the Beach Boys and the Velvet Underground.

Featuring a brand new joint from Brooklyn legend Sarah Goldstone: Todd Clouser's vibey Mexico City Experiment; the brilliant instrumental world of Jesse Harris' Cosmo; the unlikely combo of Rokia One and Jacknife Lee; LA guitar wizard Mitchell Long alongside Carrey Frank and Jimmy Branly; BK pianist/songwriter/singer extraordinaire Damon Smith serving up this generation's sound; Freddie Bryant's evocative tribute to the Upper West Side of Manhattan; and the one and only Bobbie Gentry gets FANCY.

Featuring lo-fi goodness courtesy of L.Dre; Jesse Harris' brilliant instrumental project Cosmo; new Nina Simone music from the Verve vault; fresh stuff from Toronto-based renaissance artist Ruiqi Wang; modern jazz geniuses Harrington, Gustin, and Zahn; two of the greats—Joe Lovano and Marilyn Crispell—and their Trio Tapestry; an unreleased cut from Erik's “Live at Lunatico” record; and finally, a journey with great Frank Locrasto and Kolumbo into the world of exotica!

Featuring the fresh single from Todd Sickafoose's seminal compositional work “Bear Proof”; brand new jams from a new improvising group “Selcouth Quartet”; the wonderful Kavitah Shah and her Cape Verdean sounds; Jesse Harris' inspired instrumental project Cosmo and their latest release; ECM records' Wolfgang Muthspiel accompanied by is all-star trio; hot jams from the mod-jazz collective Irreversible Entanglements; Ben T. Rubin and his banger drop” Hustla” from his play-all release Landshark: Crosschatter; and finally, a dreamy collab between Erik and Dutch lo-fi artist Ghosts n Guitars.

Got Something to Say? is brought to you by United Federal Credit Union - We Get U!  Jesse Harris, Bangor Rocket Football Director talks about building and growing the rocket football program and talks about a great event with the Fire Department to prepare kids for back to school! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Gabi Hartmann est la bonne surprise de 2023. L'artiste française se profile avec élégance dans les traces de Melody Gardot. Entre jazz et bossa. Elle est l'invitée de la SessionLive où elle jouera 2 titres avec le clarinettiste Robbie Marshall. En ouverture, Sophian Fanen présente l'actu discographique en 5 titres. Tous les mois, le journaliste et critique musical Sophian Fanen partage ses obsessions du moment :- Crimi, 'A Sira, tiré de l'album «Scuru Cauru» (Airfono, 2023) voir le clip -Smokey Robinson, I Wanna Know your Body, tiré de l'album Gasms (Smokey Robinson, 2023)-Lucie Antunes, Vivant·e·s pt. 1, tiré de l'album Carnaval (CryBaby/Infiné, 2023)-Kassin, Perfeito (feat. Chiara Banfi), single (LAB 344, 2023)- MC Yallah, Sikwebela, tiré de l'album «Yallah Beibe» (Hakuna Kulala, 2023) voir le clip.Puis nous recevons Gabi Hartmann pour la sortie de son 1er album.On pourra discuter à l'infini, mais on ne sait pas forcément très clairement où la voix de Gabi Hartmann nous transporte : un bar jazz en sous-sol, une plage tropicale au crépuscule, une terrasse dans une pente de Lisbonne, le fond d'une brasserie parisienne par une nuit d'hiver ? On ferme les yeux et passent, enlacées, l'ombre d'une légende du jazz, d'une diva de la bossa nova, d'une grande dame en noir de la chanson française ou portugaise, quelque part au carrefour du chic exquis et de la mélancolie vertigineuse, de la douceur consolante et du spleen partagé. Quelques mois après un EP introductif, paraît enfin le premier album de Gabi Hartmann, produit avec Jesse Harris. Ils se rencontrent en 2018 à New York. Il apporte tout ce qui fait la gloire de ses collaborations avec Norah Jones, Madeleine Peyroux ou Melody Gardot. Gabi Hartmann apporte aussi une histoire musicale personnelle en devenir, mais déjà touffue. Enfance et famille parisienne écoutant à la fois de la chanson, du rock et des musiques de partout. Piano classique jusqu'à quatorze ans, lorsqu'elle l'échange contre la guitare de son frère pour écrire des chansons. Le jazz surgit en rewind après sa découverte d'Amy Winehouse et de ses reprises d'Ella, Sinatra ou Nat King Cole. Cours de jazz à la Schola Cantorum puis au Conservatoire, détour par la musique brésilienne en vivant deux ans à Rio de Janeiro, une année d'ethnomusicologie à Londres, retour à Paris pour entrelacer des projets en dix genres et trois langues. Quand Jesse Harris lui propose de produire son album, elle y voit une invitation à « rassembler tout ce que je suis », dit-elle – l'amour de Billie Holiday et de Lhasa de Sela, ses amitiés pour le flûtiste soudanais Ghandi Adam et pour le guitariste guinéen Abdoulaye Kouyaté, son admiration pour l'immense crooner Henri Salvador et ses souvenirs de voyage en Afrique, son matériel tout neuf et des splendeurs vénérables écrites avant la naissance de ses parents… Dès leur rencontre, les deux musiciens écrivent et enregistrent entre New York et Paris. Peu à peu, émergent des chansons de Gabi, la cohérence entre son amour des grands standards jazz et ses confessions de jeune Française de son siècle, entre sa fascination pour les musiques des Tropiques et son instinct poétique parisien… Tout en préparant cet album, elle fait la première partie de Jamie Cullum ou Melody Gardot, passe régulièrement au mythique club de jazz le Duc des Lombards, voit grandir la rumeur sur son nom… À la rentrée 2021, les cinq titres de son EP annoncent une grande voix à la fois populaire et savante. Et voici que l'album confirme : timbre chaud et précis avec une once de désinvolture élégante, charme également funambule en français, en anglais et en portugais (et aussi pour quelques couplets en arabe), esthétique intemporelle et regard franc sur son époque (La Mer, titre tragique sur le sort des migrants en Méditerranée), phrasé d'idole du disque et classe des classiques de Cinecittá, auteure introspective et compositrice plurielle… Voici ce que les Américains appellent chanteuse, et que l'on appelle lady en français, aussi douée pour se montrer telle qu'en elle-même que pour endosser les habits de la légende.Titres interprétés au grand studio- Mille Rivages Live RFI voir le clip - La Mer, extrait de l'album- L'amour incompris Live RFI.Line Up : Gabi Hartman, voix, guitare, Robby Marshall, flûte traversière.Son : Jérémie Besset, Mathias Taylor.► Album Gabi Hartmann (Sony Music 2023).Prochain concert, le 27 novembre 2023 à La Cigale, Paris.

A collection of Art of the Story pieces for WBGO News by Leo Sidran / The Third Story Podcast from 2022, including coverage of the Montreal and Umbria jazz festivals (featuring Dave King, Julian Lage, Samara Joy, Matt Pierson, Terence Higgins, Gregory Porter, Kurt Elling, Dave Koz and more) as well as short profiles on Lau Noah, Michael Thurber, Tomasz Stanko, Tyshawn Sorey, Jesse Harris, Jorge Drexler, Christian McBride and Larry Goldings.  www.third-story.comwww.patreon.com/thirdstorypodcast https://www.wbgo.org/podcast/the-third-story

Wrapping up ‘22 with the mesmerizing vibes of Bady-Dorzhy Ondar and Shodekeh's Tuvan/east-coast mash-up; brand new music from Madrid multi-instrumentalist Jose San Martin; Jesse Harris' brilliant instrumental ensemble Cosmo; a fresh release on the ECM label from Jakob Bro and Joe Lovano; the unmistakable vintage sound of rising star vocalist Samara Joy; ethereal magic created by guitarist/producer Daniel Lanois; a cut from John Scofield's 1st ever solo record; the brilliance of Oliver Nelson; and finally, summoning the holiday spirits courtesy of the the heavyweight champ himself, John Coltrane.

Welcome to Roadcase!!  We're simply delighted to have Jesse Harris on the show for this week's episode.  Jesse is the famed songwriter responsible for the global sensation "Don't Know Why," sung by Nora Jones, which won multiple Grammys back in 2003.  Jesse is a prolific songwriter and composer, and his most recent album, Silver Balloon, which he wrote with his songwriting partner of over 30 years, Kenny Wolleson, is undeniably one of the best works of his storied career. But despite his early songwriting mega-success, Jesse is a tireless and methodical worker who lives by the motto "the only ritual I have is the act of working on something." His winning attitude, rooted in daily life-affirming habits and the belief that one can successfully battle the negative voices in one's head that scream "you cannot do that," by positive action and shouting back "Yes, I Can!!" This chat with Jesse is equal parts informative and enlightening.  So climb aboard the Roadcase bus for this special interview with songwriter and producer Jesse Harris. It's gonna be a great ride!! For more about Jesse Harris please click:https://jesseharrismusic.com/For more information on Roadcase: https://linktr.ee/roadcasepod and https://www.roadcasepod.comContact: info@roadcasepod.comTheme music:  "Eugene (Instrumental)" by Waltzer

Songwriter Jesse Harris has been a standout musical figure since the 1990s in New York, as a singer and guitarist, and lately as a producer. When his friend Norah Jones swept up all the Grammys back in 2003, it was for an album featuring five of Jesse's songs, including his Grammy winning song of the year “Don't Know Why”; other interpreters of his songs include Willie Nelson, Smokey Robinson, and Emmylou Harris. Jesse Harris and percussionist/producer Kenny Wolleson have just birthed an unusual collection of songs called Silver Balloon, where they aimed to experiment with (and subvert) song form, play with an imaginative sound world, and maybe bend time to suit their play as they embrace unexpected chaos. Jesse Harris and percussionist Kenny Wolleson, along with the band, play some of these new songs in-studio, and tease the forthcoming instrumental record, Cosmo, of songs without words. Set list: “The Hanged Man” “Hummingbird” “New Year's Day” Watch "The Hanged Man": Watch "Hummingbird": Watch "New Year's Day":

The inescapable hit from the album that was almost literally off the charts, Norah Jones' "Don't Know Why," was written by today's guest, Jesse Harris! We'll talk all things Jesse with him, including his brand-new album, Silver Balloon. Plus the hard-hitting coverage of Norah Jones and the phenomenon that was her debut album Come Away With Me, and: Rob sings the wrong lyrics a hundred times! “Would you please stop rubbing me?” First appearance of a new chart! “That chord almost made me call on the name of the Lord.” --- Join us on PATREON for early access, extended interviews, weekly reaction mini-sodes, full bonus shows, and more ways to be part of the show! patreon.com/greatsongpod Visit greatsongpodcast.com for archives, merch, and more! Connect with us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram @greatsongpod, and join the Facebook group at Facebook.com/groups/greatsongpod. Patreon Producers: Andrea Konarzewski, Brad Callahan, Ari Marucci, Michael Conley, Peter Mark Campbell, David Steinberg, Randy Hodge, Chaz Bacus, Juan Lopez, Jason Arrowood, Howard Passey, Micah Murphy, and Tim Jahr Transcript (transcribed by baby aliens): --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/greatsongpod/message

Featuring the retro world soul of the Scone Cash Players from their new Daptone joint; banjo-fusion master Andy Thorn digging into the claw-hammer on Aesop Mountain; a wonderful tribute to Carla Bley from Ben Allison, Steve Cardenas, and Ted Nash; pianist Art Lande interpreting Monk as well as anyone can; NYC songwriter extraordinaire Jesse Harris from his latest release; and finally, the great Miguel Zenon exploring music of the Americas on his latest spectacular release.

As traditionally is done for the last session of the Band of Brothers season, today was an open microphone session, where men were called on to share their hearts and what God has done in their lives. Before the session began, a worship team consisting of Jesse Harris, Tim Hunter,...

As traditionally is done for the last session of the Band of Brothers season, today was an open microphone session, where men were called on to share their hearts and what God has done in their lives. Before the session began, a worship team consisting of Jesse Harris, Tim Hunter, Jonathan Waltemyer, and Mark Walton provided three worship songs for all of the men to join in singing and praising God. Great job! After the worship time, several men, including a few of the guys who attended the very first Band of Brothers back in 2006, stood up and talked about how their lives have been transformed and the part Band of Brothers played in that process. Thank you Jesus for Who You are and for all that You have done all of these years through Band of Brothers. Alleluia!

Featuring the epic music of Jacksonville drummer Ulysses Owens Jr.; a brand new single from Mexican icon Antonio Sanchez (with Trent Reznor!); the instrumental brainchild of NYC mainstay Jesse Harris; solo musings inspired by Floridian landscapes courtesy of pianist Russ Kaplan; the latest offerings from two guitar masters of different generations, Dida Pelled and John Scofield; exoctica expert Frank LoCrasto; one-of-a-kind Brooklyn singer-songwriter Christina Courtin; and finally, the legend that is Tom Waits.

            Jesse Harris opened the final series of the final season of Fellowship Alliance Chapel’s Band of Band of Brothers breakfast ministry, “Called to Righteousness (Integrity),” by presenting, “Boaz: Who’s the Kinsman Redeemer?” As Jesse pointed out, living righteously means acting in accord with divine...

Jesse Harris opened the final series of the final season of Fellowship Alliance Chapel's Band of Band of Brothers breakfast ministry, "Called to Righteousness (Integrity)," by presenting, "Boaz: Who's the Kinsman Redeemer?" As Jesse pointed out, living righteously means acting in accord with divine and moral law, realizing that the standard for morality is set by God Himself. The story of Boaz, in the Bible book of Ruth, is the story of how a man did follow God and lived a life of integrity, especially in his relation with Ruth. When the closest kinsman redeemer for Naomi and her daughter-in-law Ruth refused to take on that responsibility, Boaz, who was next in line, became that kinsman redeemer and purchased the widow Naomi's land and married the widow Ruth. God blessed that marriage and Boaz became the father of Obed, who was the father of Jesse, who was the father of David; all in the family line into which Jesus was born. Jesse then challenged the men as to what each are doing with their lives to introduce the lost to the ultimate Kinsman Redeemer, Jesus Christ, who gave his live as payment in full for the sin of the world and rose from the dead bringing victory over death. As Christians, we are to be such witnesses to this dark and dying world.

Feat. the brand new joint from expat legend Todd Clouser (produced by Jesse Harris); avant garde exploration NYC style courtesy of Will Bernard's fresh release; Brooklyn chanteuse Sasha Dobson keeping it real; Paris meets NYC thanks to the drum-less trio Three of a Kind; the stunning sounds of saxophonist Mark Turner from his latest ECM release; Brooklyn meets Valencia (and a saw!) on Gillian Harwin's new record of jazz standards; master Ron Miles in duo with his soul brother Bill Frisell; the amazing Anoushka Shankar; and finally, John Scofield's seminal project UberJam.

What is a linguist? We know it has something to do with languages, right? Well, Dr. Jesse Harris is one and in this episode he explains what he does. (Spoiler! His research involves experiments that track people's eyes while they read!) As a linguist who stutters, he views stuttering as "a normal part of the speech continuum". Tune in to learn more about Jesse's research and personal experiences at both ends of this continuum! Dr. Jesse Harris is an associate professor at UCLA in the Department of Linguistics, and advises the UCLA Language Processing Lab. He investigates how the brain figures out meaning when engaged in communication. As a person who stutters, he's proud to serve on the Board of Directors of My Speech, a non-profit dedicated to facilitating access to high-quality, client-centered speech therapy to people in underserved communities, as well as providing resources on disability rights for students who stutter and education for speech-language pathologists in training.

Jesse Harris spoke on the Biblical character Elisha and how he exemplified loyalty to Elijah, his mentor, and especially to God. He focused on how Elisha’s loyalty led to great blessing in his life and ministry, and connected it to how our loyalty to God can and will be a...

Jesse Harris spoke on the Biblical character Elisha and how he exemplified loyalty to Elijah, his mentor, and especially to God. He focused on how Elisha's loyalty led to great blessing in his life and ministry, and connected it to how our loyalty to God can and will be a blessing for us, not only for our life here on earth, but a blessing for our life to come as well.

Help produce Basic Folk by contributing at https://basicfolk.com/donate/LA-based singer/songwriter Amy Correia will tell you that she is not a prolific writer, which… okay maybe she doesn't write a million songs in one year, but holy crap, those songs and that voice will wallop you. Originally from Lakeville, Massachusetts, Amy's musical roots lay in New York City's lower east side in a scene that produced Jeff Buckley, Richard Julian and Jesse Harris. She discovered her musical voice while recovering from a back injury her junior year of college. She was actually a big fan of laying in bed and doing nothing but writing songs and playing around on her guitar. After college, she was playing around and got offered a major label deal, recorded an album with seven different producers and countless musicians, left her label and signed another deal, which would eventually become the place where she released her debut, Carnival Love in the year 2000. Another album followed in 2004 (fan funded) and another in 2010 (also fan funded). She opened for big acts like Chrissie Hynde, John Hiatt, Richard Thompson and Marc Cohn. She started living in Boston, fully embraced by “a collective of musicians who uplifted her with their creative camaraderie,” which included Kimon Kirk who turned out to be one of her most important friends and collaborators.Kimon encouraged Amy to record this new batch of songs on her latest release, the EP As We Are, which just came out in March 2022. During our conversation, Amy revealed that the recording session took place in 2015, but she wasn't ready to release the music until now. Kimon had persuaded her to revisit the songs during the pandemic and the plan was set in motion for the EP. We also discussed Amy's connection to spirituality, her affinity and experience in the theater world and letting go of control. She also opens up about her relationship to her singing voice, which is so special and always digs deep in me every time I hear it. I hope you enjoy this wonderful and vulnerable conversation with Amy Correia!Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands

Featuring the fresh new single from superstar visionary harpist Brandee Younger; the latest joint from Jesse Harris' instrumental ensemble Cosmo; LA cosmic funk from the mind of Eulipion Corps; totally unique and beautiful music from the late Ron Miles; British pianist Kit Downs and his latest ECM release; Mexican ambient jams from saxophonist/composer Asaph Sanchez; bassoon and guitar duets on the Pyroclastic label between the stunning Sara Schoenbeck and guitar god Nels Cline; and finally, the collab between Shooter Jennings and the one and only Yelawolf.

Jesse Harris presented, “Onesimus: Truly ‘Useful'”, during which he explained how a runaway slave repented and turned to Christ, and then made amends by returning to Philemon from whom he had escaped. All this occurred after Onesimus, the fugitive, met Paul the Apostle in Rome and, under Paul’s direction, became...

Jesse Harris presented, "Onesimus: Truly ‘Useful'”, during which he explained how a runaway slave repented and turned to Christ, and then made amends by returning to Philemon from whom he had escaped. All this occurred after Onesimus, the fugitive, met Paul the Apostle in Rome and, under Paul's direction, became a follower of Jesus. As Jesse explained, just as the Holy Spirit convicted Onesimus of his sin and led him to repentance, we too need to allow that same Holy Spirit to guide us to repentance each time we sin. When we do, the Holy Spirit will give us newness of life, help us to pray, and teach us how to abide in Christ; and, as a result, He will give our lives purpose.

Featuring a groundbreaking new single from visionary chanteuse Melanie Charles; Victoria Reed interprets the late Neal Casal on the tribute “Highway Butterfly”; Jesse Harris serenades us with his “Songs Never Sung”; Brooklyn bassoonist Sara Schoenbeck explores fresh territory on her current solo release; pianist Federico Albanese gets vibey as hell; a little taste of Elvin Jones' mastery from the excellent Impulse Records release ‘John Coltrane: Live in Seattle 1965”; and finally, master human Art Lande takes us on a journey into the mesmerizing world of Thelonious Monk.

Featuring a brand new drop from NYC trombone legend Brian Drye on Open Stream Music; Cuban/BK fusion from Grupo Los Santos: one of the great songwriter/producers of our time—Jesse Harris from his latest release; the ethereal magic conjured by Craig Taborn and Junk Magic; Brooklyn indie darling Christina Courtin; the sound downtown from the Analog Players Society and Ben Rubin; and finally, organ maestro Adam Scone and his extremely legit Scone Cash Players.

This is the one where Bree (@bleach226) and Jess (@jesspkoehler) dive back into The Box Pt 2 and geek out over loving all of the dialogue, wonder HOW Dixon sent a perfectly typed email to Langley without looking, love Sydney and Vaughn disarming bombs, and cheer on Marshall for his hero move. MUSIC: If you're watching on Amazon and want to line up the scenes with the original feature songs, here are the sound clips. Will Goes To Talk To Francie (start 16:35): Play Rockaway by Jesse Harris starting the song at 00:09. SD-6 Aftermath (start 41:48 on Sydney's face just before going into SD-6): Play Songbird by Fleetwood Mac starting the song at the beginning. Connect with us on Instagram, Facebook, & Twitter at @SimpleAliasCast or email us at asimplealiascast@gmail.com.