Podcast appearances and mentions of jon hiseman

Deep Purple soitti Suomessa uuden kitaristinsa, Simon McBriden kanssa. Sami Ruokangas oli paikalla yli 30 Purple-keikan kokemuksellaan. Jakson soittolista: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4LBJDXZH1T5Ewmp5Hjkt4T?si=f81be0006d8a4107 Jutuissa ovat mukana myös Accept, Uriah Heep, Olutravintola Konttori, Rock In The City Kerava, Nestor, Jari Suutarinen, Vesa Heilala, Ian Paice, Don Airey, Roger Glover, Simon McBride, Joe Bonamassa, Gary Moore, Carl Sentance, Nazareth, Laurence Cottle, Black Sabbath, Jon Finnigan, Rainbow, Russ Ballard, Colosseum II, Jon Hiseman, Whitesnake, David Coverdale, John Sykes, Ludwig Van Beethoven, Ritchie Blackmore, Cozy Powell, Yngwie Malmsteen, Tommy Bolin, Steve Morse, Joe Satriani, Michael Schenker, Jeff Beck, Status Quo, Mick Box, Wolf Hoffmann, Juha Hyvönen, Monika Hyvönen, Wishing Well ja Roudari Pekanpalo.

a cura di Alessandro Achilli. Musiche: Ezio De Gradi e Gli Enigmisti, Who, Morricone, Wyatt, Billie Holiday, Ex+Cora, Heiner Goebbels, Stewart-Gaskin, Mahavishnu, Bruce-Hiseman-Surman, Westbrook, Giuntoli, Marvelettes, Anna Arco, Milena Medu

®I Colosseum è stata una delle formazioni di primo piano del jazz rock e della fusion inglese della prima ora.In poco più di 4 anni di attività, dal ‘68 al ‘71 (senza considerare la seconda versione della band Colosseum II, dal 1975, e le successive reunion) segnarono un'epoca con quella loro musica unica.Il gruppo fu fondato dal batterista Jon Hiseman e dal sassofonista Dick Heckstall-Smith, che uscivano fuori dalla fiorente scena del blues britannico e da quella jazz con collaborazioni con John Mayall, Georgie Fame, Graham Bond. Del gruppo fece parte anche l'eccellente pianista e tastierista Dave Greenslade.Tra i dischi storici lasciatici la bella “Valentine Suite” e lo straordinario “Colosseum Live” che cattura un concerto di quegli anni a Manchester.Prima emissione da lunedì 18 a giovedì 21 gennaio 2021

®I Colosseum è stata una delle formazioni di primo piano del jazz rock e della fusion inglese della prima ora.In poco più di 4 anni di attività, dal ‘68 al ‘71 (senza considerare la seconda versione della band Colosseum II, dal 1975, e le successive reunion) segnarono un'epoca con quella loro musica unica.Il gruppo fu fondato dal batterista Jon Hiseman e dal sassofonista Dick Heckstall-Smith, che uscivano fuori dalla fiorente scena del blues britannico e da quella jazz con collaborazioni con John Mayall, Georgie Fame, Graham Bond. Del gruppo fece parte anche l'eccellente pianista e tastierista Dave Greenslade.Tra i dischi storici lasciatici la bella “Valentine Suite” e lo straordinario “Colosseum Live” che cattura un concerto di quegli anni a Manchester.Prima emissione da lunedì 18 a giovedì 21 gennaio 2021

®I Colosseum è stata una delle formazioni di primo piano del jazz rock e della fusion inglese della prima ora.In poco più di 4 anni di attività, dal ‘68 al ‘71 (senza considerare la seconda versione della band Colosseum II, dal 1975, e le successive reunion) segnarono un'epoca con quella loro musica unica.Il gruppo fu fondato dal batterista Jon Hiseman e dal sassofonista Dick Heckstall-Smith, che uscivano fuori dalla fiorente scena del blues britannico e da quella jazz con collaborazioni con John Mayall, Georgie Fame, Graham Bond. Del gruppo fece parte anche l'eccellente pianista e tastierista Dave Greenslade.Tra i dischi storici lasciatici la bella “Valentine Suite” e lo straordinario “Colosseum Live” che cattura un concerto di quegli anni a Manchester.Prima emissione da lunedì 18 a giovedì 21 gennaio 2021

®I Colosseum è stata una delle formazioni di primo piano del jazz rock e della fusion inglese della prima ora.In poco più di 4 anni di attività, dal ‘68 al ‘71 (senza considerare la seconda versione della band Colosseum II, dal 1975, e le successive reunion) segnarono un'epoca con quella loro musica unica.Il gruppo fu fondato dal batterista Jon Hiseman e dal sassofonista Dick Heckstall-Smith, che uscivano fuori dalla fiorente scena del blues britannico e da quella jazz con collaborazioni con John Mayall, Georgie Fame, Graham Bond. Del gruppo fece parte anche l'eccellente pianista e tastierista Dave Greenslade.Tra i dischi storici lasciatici la bella “Valentine Suite” e lo straordinario “Colosseum Live” che cattura un concerto di quegli anni a Manchester.Prima emissione da lunedì 18 a giovedì 21 gennaio 2021

Save something for the children, so says my guest, maybe a song for Wounded Knee or the fundamental respect of basic human rights and the historical significance of the indigenous people. Let the Dove Fly Free so says my guest. On the wings of a dove which carries the melodic fiddle of Papa John Creach or riding the tiger with Jimmy Hendrix in a smokey lounge with a Hammond Organ swirling the liquid fusion of musical styles that brought my guest and his long lost bass to the States. He is one of the most unheralded multi instrumentalists to come out of the melting pot that was San Francisco. Every picture tells a story and the one painted by my guest is a blanket of Ansley Dunbar fills, blues piano with Steamhammer, original scores for Documentary and a little late night Moonalice @ The Sail Inn. It reaches beyond the music with my guest who has made it his mission to fight for human rights causes and remember the leaders who fought for their own people. He shares this attitude with Peter Rowan and Grace Slick, David Nelson and Babatunde Olatunji.......save the whales, save the streams, save the drinking water for my kids and yours and do it through music.....strong music from Jon Hiseman, John McLaughlin and Dave Holland. Pete Sears, welcome to the JFS --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jake-feinberg/support

This Episode: We eat Vegan Cheese, drink wine and Talk about NYJO, Practice, Composition, our favourite ECM recording and our love for George Martin, among other things! Tom Ridout GIGS : Tristan Malliot Quartet (18th Feb- Olivers Jazz Bar, 20th Feb- Karamel)Patchwork Jazz Orchestra- (21st Feb)"Handel On Jazz"- (12th March- Aylesbury)NYJO Nonet- (15th March- Barnes Festival)Tom Ridout: Award winning saxophonist Tom Ridout was predicted by Jazzwise Magazine in 2012 as an upcoming jazz musician to watch out for. A finalist in the 2016 BBC Young Musician Jazz Award, recent graduate from the prestigious Royal Academy of Music, recent winner of the Lancaster Jazz Festival Youth Jazz Commission 2018 and a recent member of NYJO (the National Youth Jazz Orchestra), Tom is a prolific composer who fronts his own bands playing his original compositions.Tom has performed at many venues across the country including Ronnie Scotts (both with his own Quintet and NYJO), The 606, Barbican Centre, Queen Elizabeth Hall, Buckingham Palace, Sage Theatre in Gateshead and many others. He is also on NYJO's latest album, ‘NYJO Fifty'.As an in demand saxophonist, performing with many different musicians and bands, recent highlights have included; various Clark Tracey ensembles, Patchwork Jazz orchestra tour and the ‘Tribute to Jon Hiseman' gig at Shepherds Bush Empire followed by the ‘In Memory of Jon Hiseman' gig in Hamburg, both with the iconic prog rock band Colosseum.In 2018 Tom released his debut album “No Excuses”, which features a 13 piece band including traditional jazz instrumentation with a string quartet and brass trio.The album had a fantastic launch at The Vortex Jazz Club, London to a sold out audience on Jan 2nd 2018 which was followed later in the year with a successful small tour of the country. Tracks from the album have been played on Jazz FM many times, as well as on The Jazz Report, TNGC Radio, Sennhesier Sunday Jazz Session and Radio 3's ‘Jazz Record Requests' and ‘Jazz Now' show accompanying an interview with Tom. The album has a 4 star review in allaboutjazz.com, and Tom was featured in a 3 page interview in Recorder magazine in the Dec 2017/Jan 2018 issue; “His debut album is a fantastic showcase of the versatility of his writing, ability and imagination”.Whilst at RAM, Tom studied with revered musicians such as Stan Sulzmann, Martin Speake, Iain Ballamy, Jean Toussaint and Gareth Lockrane, and through being at the Academy and in NYJO has had the opportunity to perform with the likes of Gregory Porter, Nikki Iles, Gwilym Simcock and Dave Holland.Tom has been the recipient of The Craig Ball Award, the Richard Turner Jazz Fund Award, Lancaster Jazz Festival Youth Commission and the Essentially Ellington Outstanding Soloist Award.Giles Thornton: Giles is a composer/arranger based in London who has recently worked with as an arranger and musical supervisor for “Adventures In The American Songbook”, performed by postgraduate vocal studies students from the Guildhall School Of Music And Drama . He has also worked as in the music team for the Heritage Orchestra BBC Prom “New York: Sound Of A City”. Recently graduating from Guildhall School Of Music And Drama, studying Jazz Composition and Arranging, Giles released his debut big band album, "Be In Today" in July 2018.Giles' original compositions are influenced by Vince Mendoza, Maria Schneider, Gill Evans and Mike Walker, among others.He has performed in prestigious venues , such as The Royal Albert Hall, Sadler's Wells, LSO St Lukes, Milton Court Concert Hall and The Barbican Hall.Giles has worked with many artists, such as Jules Buckley, James McMillan, Liane Carroll and Evan Jolly, among others.https://open.spotify.com/album/2EqLKK40CAJc1eZ8uwxrtZ?si=-4TSuIPKQlCc14zj3bAn6Q

a cura di Alessandro Achilli. Musiche di Jefferson Airplane, Tim Buckley, Kevin Ayers, Bonzo Dog Band, Colosseum, Manfred Mann Chapter Three (prima parte)

a cura di Alessandro Achilli. Musiche di Jefferson Airplane, Tim Buckley, Kevin Ayers, Bonzo Dog Band, Colosseum, Manfred Mann Chapter Three (prima parte)

a cura di Alessandro Achilli. Musiche di Jon Hiseman (& Colosseum), Fred Chalenor (& Caveman Shoestore), Louis Armstrong (& Hot 5), Le Forbici di Manitù, Allen Ravenstine, Massimo De Mattia SuonoMadre, Globe Unity Orchestra, Manitù Rossi (seconda parte)

a cura di Alessandro Achilli. Musiche di Jon Hiseman (& Colosseum), Fred Chalenor (& Caveman Shoestore), Louis Armstrong (& Hot 5), Le Forbici di Manitù, Allen Ravenstine, Massimo De Mattia SuonoMadre, Globe Unity Orchestra, Manitù Rossi (seconda parte)

Libby Purves is joined by actor Sir Antony Sher and jazz saxophonist Barbara Thompson. She also meets Professor Sean Street an historian, writer, presenter and poet. His new book 'The Poetry of Radio - The Colour of Sound' explores the relationship between poetry and radio, and examines the concept of 'poetic making' in sound. Jazz saxophonist and composer Barbara Thompson and her husband the drummer Jon Hiseman feature in a BBC Four documentary 'Playing Against Time', part of BBC Four's Jazz weekend, in which Barbara uses music and creativity to help her cope with Parkinson's disease. Sir Antony Sher stars in Nicholas Wright's new play 'Travelling Light' at the National Theatre. The play recounts the story of a Hollywood director in his sixties looking back on how his career began in a small village in Eastern Europe in the early years of the 20th century. The story pays tribute to the Eastern European immigrants who became major players in Hollywood's golden age of cinema. Libby also talks to biographer Jonathan Croall whose father was John Stuart a star of the silent screen who, unlike many, successfully survived into the 'talkies' era. Always a rather distant figure, it wasn't until after his death that Jonathan learnt more about him from the scrapbooks he had left behind, revealing his experiences on the Western Front during the First World War. Producer: Paula McGinley.

Best known as the leader of the fusion bands Tempest and Colosseum, drummer Jon Hiseman's career in jazz covers almost all styles and genres. He talks to Alyn Shipton about a catalogue of recordings that includes free jazz trios with Mike Taylor, big bands, his own groups including Colosseum, and his work with his wife Barbara Thompson in Paraphernalia and the United Jazz and Rock Ensemble.