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International Recorded artist, composer, educator, and bandleader Jonathan Barber was voted the #1 Up-and-Coming Drummer of 2018 in Modern Drummer. Barber has already recorded and toured worldwide with such artists as Pat Metheny, Erykah Badu, Nicholas Payton, Buster Williams, Jimmy Greene, Jeremy Pelt, Wallace Roney, Terrace Martin, Jennifer Holiday, Harold Mabern, Steve Davis, J.D. Allen, The Brooklyn Philharmonic and many more. In addition to his first-call status as a sideman, Barber has recently stepped forth as a composer and leader with his Vision Ahead band. Even with Barber's history of high-profile gigs and recordings taken into consideration, DownBeat magazine gave his latest album “Legacy Holder” 4.5 stars. Jonathan Barber & Vision Ahead is a powerful declaration of intent for a band that's been making waves on the modern jazz scene. Barber's blend of classic, swinging jazz with elements of gospel, rock, soul, and fusion is a compelling showcase of Barber's broad stylistic range as a drummer, performer, and composer. Jonathan Barber & Vision Ahead was featured and headlined the 2018 Rainy Days Jazz Festival held in St. Petersburg and Moscow, Russia, 2019 Hartford Jazz Festival, and the 2020 Clifford Brown Jazz Festival. During Spring 2020, Jonathan Barber & Vision Ahead completed their first national tour performing throughout the West-Coast. Being an independent artist Jonathan Barber just released his third album with Vision Ahead entitled “Live at Jazz Standard” which is exclusively on Bandcamp. Also stepping into the role as a Drum Clinician, Barber toured as a solo clinician in Latin America (Mexico, Guatemala, Ecuador, Colombia, Argentina) and China (Kumming, Loyung, Hefei, Nanjing, Beijing). Barber endorses Ludwig Drums, Istanbul Agop Cymbals, Evans Drumheads, Promark Drumsticks, and Sunhouse Percussion. In this episode, Jonathan shares his background, education, and musical journey.

Several notable releases from jazz artists with Hartford roots are represented at the top of this episode. We present Karen Frisk (v), Jonathan Barber (dr), and Sarah Hanahan (as). We finish this show with some heavy 70's fusion with an extended four part Concerto for Jazz/Rock from Stanley Clarke. Playlist  Artist ~ Name ~ Album Karen Frisk ~ Street of Dreams ~ Still A Dreamer Jonathan Barber ~ Can't Call It ~ In Motion Sarah Hanahan ~ We Bop! ~ Among Giants Kenny Burrell ~ Isabella ~ Soulero Howard McGhee ~ Demon Chase ~ Maggie's Back In Town!  Charles McPherson ~ Surge ~ Reverence Gilbert Castellanos ~ Home is Africa ~ Espérame En El Cielo Stanley Clarke ~ Concerto for Jazz/Rock Orchestra, Pt. 1-4 ~ Journey to Love

This episode features some of the fine jazz music coming out of Hartford Connecticut. It begins with new releases from Sarah Hanahan, Jonathan Barber and Andrew Renfroe. Later in the podcast we play a beautiful ballad from Jimmy Greene, also an alumni of U of H, and mentored by Jackie McLean.  Playlist Artist ~ Track ~ Album Sarah Hanahan ~ Welcome ~ Among Giants Jonathan Barber ~ Radar (feat. Vision Ahead) ~ Single Luke Sellick & Andrew Renfroe ~ Ain't No Mountain High Enough ~ Aberdeen Blues Kenny Burrell ~ Isabella ~ Soulero Miles Davis ~ Joshua ~ Seven Steps To Heaven Kenny Garrett ~ Chucho's Mambo ~ Pushing the World Away Jimmy Greene ~ Love In Action ~ Mission Statement Brian Blade & The Fellowship Band ~ Kings Highway ~ Kings Highway

durée : 00:59:18 - invitée : Julieta Eugenio - par : Alex Dutilh - La saxophoniste Julieta Eugenio approfondit son travail avec un nouvel album poétique “Stay” à la suite de ses débuts avec “Jump”. Elle poursuit sa collaboration avec le bassiste Matt Dwonszyk et le batteur Jonathan Barber, et se dote d'un invité de marque en la personne de Leo Genovese. - réalisé par : Fabien Fleurat

durée : 00:59:18 - invitée : Julieta Eugenio - par : Alex Dutilh - La saxophoniste Julieta Eugenio approfondit son travail avec un nouvel album poétique “Stay” à la suite de ses débuts avec “Jump”. Elle poursuit sa collaboration avec le bassiste Matt Dwonszyk et le batteur Jonathan Barber, et se dote d'un invité de marque en la personne de Leo Genovese. - réalisé par : Fabien Fleurat

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“Music in the soul can be heard by the universe.”— Lao Tzu Music moves the soul in so many ways. It moves the spirit and inspires living beings to become one with the music. Argentinian Julieta Eugenio was just that person from a young age. She's not entirely sure why. Her parents didn't play an instrument though they played recordings around the house. As long as she can remember, music was in her life. Her personal interest wasn't piqued until she saw a piano when she was about five years old. It was like magic, Julieta recalls. She was visually pinned to the piano. That's love at first site. Music grabbed her and it hasn't let her go since. Later, when she was in middle school, when she joined the school band, Julieta nonchalantly selected a saxophone when presented with a choice of instruments. A tenor saxophone. Julieta Eugenio hails from Argentina and now lives in New York city. She made this bold change in her life at 23 years old. Alone. No family or friends to accompany her. Julieta's formal music studies began following high school in Buenos Aires at Conservatorio Manuel de Falla (Bachelor 2012) and the Conservatorio Nacional Lopez Buchardo (IUNA) where she studied jazz. In New York, Julieta attended Queens College where she studied jazz and performed in area clubs with the masters, including pianist Johnny O'Neal, David Kikoski and Pasquale Grasso. The mental journey Julieta took was immense. She loves jazz and knew she had to take the leap, leaving the familiar settings and family, the beautiful landscape of Argentina, and the comfort of her home country to challenge herself in New York City. It seems, though, to be paying itself off as Julieta was recently recognized as one of the top ten emerging jazz talents by the Recording Academy in their online publication, “Grammys.” In 2017, Eugenio won the International Women in Jazz Competition as a member of the SIJ Trio, which she formed with pianist Sarah Slonim and bassist Inbar Paz. With her own trio, she won the DCJazzPrix 2022, a competition presented by the DC Jazz Fest.  I think we all know what it's like to be somewhere new, far from home and vastly different from home. Thrust a global pandemic into this formula. That's what Julieta had to face, alone in New York. Then, good fortune showed up. One of her beloved sisters decided to immigrate to New York for work, which saved Julieta. And those are her words describing the arrival of her sister. Jazz also saved her. Thank you for listening to this podcast. Subscribing will make sure you're one of the first ones to receive future episodes. Check out my website for other articles and photos. As usual, you will be treated to two complete tracks of music. These compositions will come from Julieta's 2022 debut recording, Jump, which can be found on Greenleaf Music. Jazz Journalists Association president, Howard Mandel, gave the album a four-star rating in DownBeat Magazine. This features her trio with Julieta on tenor sax, Matt Dwonszyk on bass and Jonathan Barber on drums.  Upcoming episodes include saxophonist Roxy Coss, pianist Miki Yamanaka, who has a new album soon to be released, and harpist Brandee Younger. You can listen to this podcast on Spotify, Apple, Amazon and other streaming services. Thank you for listening.

Damon gets to talk to Jonathan about PASIC, airports, being left-handed, Connecticut, his family, his band, touring and much more. There are other segments too!

A native of São Paulo, Brazil, Felipe Salles has been an active musician in the US since 1995, where he has worked and recorded with prominent jazz artists, including Randy Brecker, Paquito D'Rivera, David Liebman, Melissa Aldana, Lionel Loueke, Jerry Bergonzi, Chico Pinheiro, Magos Herrera, Sofia Rei, Yosvany Terry, Jovino Santos Neto, Oscar Stagnaro, Luciana Souza, and Bob Moses. He has toured extensively in Europe, North and South America, India, and Australia, as a sideman and a leader of his own group. Salles is a 2018 Guggenheim Foundation Composition Fellow, a 2021 South Arts Jazz Road Creative Residency Grant Fellowship recipient, a 2015 NALAC Fund for the Arts Grant winner, a 2009-2010 winner of the French American Jazz Exchange Grant, and a 2005-2006 winner of the Chamber Music America New Works: Creation and Presentation Grant Program, grants sponsored by The Doris Duke Charitable Foundation. He was awarded First Place in the 2001 Concurso SGAE de Jazz " TETE MONTOLIU; 2001, with his composition The Return of The Chromo Sapiens. His arrangements and compositions have been performed by some of the top groups in the world including The Metropole Orchestra, UMO Helsinki Jazz Orchestra, Cayuga Chamber Orchestra, Amazonas Band, Helsinki Philharmonic Violas, Meta4 String Quartet, Manhattan School of Music Jazz Orchestra, Manhattan School of Music Jazz Philharmonic Orchestra, New England Conservatory Jazz Orchestra, and New England Conservatory Wind Ensemble, among others. Salles has released nine critically acclaimed recordings as a leader. Departure (Tapestry, 2012) received 4 stars from DownBeat Magazine and placed on their best albums of the Year list in 2013. They noted that Salles is adept at “crafting pieces that juggle intriguing complexity with buoyant rhythms and lush colors.” JazzTimes Magazine noted that “Felipe Salles blends the visceral and the cerebral on his fascinating fifth album, infusing classical modernist strains with the buoyant rhythms of his Brazilian homeland.”  Ugandan Suite (Tapestry, 2014) also earned a place on DownBeat Magazine's best albums of the Year list in 2014 and was praised by jazz guitarist Lionel Loueke: “This is one of the best progressive works I have heard in a long time. What a great blend of classical, African, and Jazz music.” Varanda (Tapestry, 2017) with the Brazilian jazz collective titled The Reunion Project, also earned critical acclaim including 4.5 stars in DownBeat Magazine. The Lullaby Project and Other Works for Large Jazz Ensemble (Tapestry, 2018) is Salles' first large jazz ensemble recording and was composed for and recorded by his own Interconnections Ensemble, to critical acclaim (DownBeat Magazine's best albums of the year list in 2019). His second extensive ensemble recording, the ambitious The New Immigrant Experience (Tapestry, 2020), was released as a CD/DVD set, to critical acclaim, including a 4.5 stars review from DownBeat Magazine, making the magazine's list of best albums of 2020. He has recently released a quartet album, Tiyo's Songs of Life (Tapestry, 2022), featuring Avery Sharpe, Zaccai Curtis, and Jonathan Barber, and his third significant ensemble recording, Home is Here (Tapestry, 2023), featuring an array of guest artists. Felipe Salles is a D'Addario Woodwinds Select Reeds and Conn-Selmer Saxophones Artist/Clinician. He currently leads both The Felipe Salles Group and The Felipe Salles' Interconnections Ensemble and works as a member of the New World Jazz Composers Octet, Kyle Saulnier Awakening Orchestra, Alex Alvears Mango Blue, and Gonzalo Grau (Grammy Nominated) La Clave Secreta. Felipe Salles has a Master's and a Graduate Diploma in Jazz Performance from New England Conservatory, and a Doctorate in Jazz Arts Advancement from Manhattan School of Music. He is a Professor of Jazz and African American Music Studies at the University of Massachusetts Amherst, where he has taught since 2010. In this episode, Felipe 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

This episode is named for the last two tracks you will hear. Both are suites inspired by the border crossing town of Tijuana Mexico. One by Charles Mingus from the Tijuana Moods LP, the other from Carla Bley entitled Tijuana Traffic. Before that, we've queued up new music from Artemis, Isaiah J. Thompson, Jonathan Barber and more. Playlist Artist ~ Name ~ Album ARTEMIS ~ Slink ~ In Real Time Pat Metheny Group ~ The Roots of Coincidence ~ Imaginary Day Jonathan Barber & Vision Ahead ~ Denim ~ Poetic Joshua Redman Elastic Band ~ Put It In Your Pocket ~ Momentum Isaiah J. Thompson ~ Good Intentions ~ The Power of the Spirit Charles Mingus ~ Los Maríachis ~ Tijuana Moods The Carla Bley Big Band ~ Tijuana Traffic ~ Looking for America

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Wadada Leo Smith, Andrew Cyrille, David Virelles, Luis Deniz, Alex Cuba, Martin Bejerano, The Smoogies, Troy Roberts, Michael Johancsik, Alison Shearer, Emma Rawicz, Trish Clowes, Julieta Eugenio, Jonathan Barber, Aaron Seeber, Alex LouloudisPlaylist: Wadada Leo Smith, featuring Andrew Cyrille - A Rainbow Sonic Ark for Tomasz Ludwik Stanko (1942-2018)Andrew Cyrille Quartet, featuring Bill Frisell, David Virelles and Ben Street - Go Happy LuckyDavid Virelles - Mambo EscalonadoLuis Deniz - GestureAlex Cuba, featuring Cimafunk, Joaquin Betancourt & Su Joven Jazz Band - H x HMartin Bejerano - Ay Cosita Linda (A Gringo's Fantasy)The Smoogies, featuring Roosevelt Collier - ClapadirksTroy Roberts - LingerMichael Johancsik - Dance of the SundogAlison Shearer, featuring Kevin Bernstein, Marty Kenney & Horace Phillips - CelestialEmma Rawicz - WishboneTrish Clowes, featuring Chris Montague, Ross Stanley & James Maddren - The NessJulieta Eugenio, featuring Matt Dwonszyk & Jonathan Barber - SnowbirdsJonathan Barber - PoeticAaron Seeber - BrandynAlex Louloudis, featuring Rafael Statin, Dean Torrey, Rosdeli Marte, Kealean Ghandi & Aaron Rubenstein - Surviving

Courtney's playing refreshingly cool new jazzy vibes for you to work, rest and play to!  Jam-packed full of new releases and plenty of fun, including many of the artists introducing their own tracks! This week we're turning up the heat: Mexico City- Jamaican grooves, Israeli sax, Balian piano jazz, Chicago jazz funk, soul jazz vocals, smooth neo-soul grooves, UK jazz trio, Irish-inspired guitar, fiery be-bop.1 SLY5THAVE & ROBERTO VERÁSTEGUI – Ensencialmente (5'23)Agua de Jamaica TRU THOUGHTS  Tr 5Andres Marquez dr Pablo Gonzalez Sarre Bs Roberto Verastegui keys Sylvester Onyejiaka  tnr/Drum/flSly5thAve/VerásteguiGet a taste of Mexico City on this exciting new collaboration – we love it!2  Eli Degibri - Henri and Rachel (4'42)Henri and Rachel DEGIBRI Tr 4Eli Degibri Sx Tom Oren Pno Alon Near Bs Eviatar Slivnik DrDegibriJust the image of this beautiful album cover says it all: “I will always keep searching for you, knowing that one day we will and must reunite. Until that day, I will never stop humming your melody, my beautiful daddy and mommy, Henri and Rachel.”3 Joey Alexander - Angel Eyes (4'20)Origin MACK AVENUE Tr 8Joey Alexander pn Larry Grenadier bs and Kendrick Scott dr Alexander Feel the rising spirit of pianist Joey Alexander, whimsically dancing with Kendrick Scott's drums and Larry Grenadier's bass…gorgeous!4 Greg Spero - Rose Petal (3'57)The Chicago Experiment  ROPEADOPE Tr7Makaya McCraven dr Marquis Hill tpt Jeff Parker gtr Darryl Jones bs Greg Spero pnoSpero/McCraven/Parker/Jones/HillLove love love this!!  Think Herbie Hancock given a 21st century Chicago twist this is groovin'! Ropeadope you've done it again!!5 Brian Jackson – Nomad (5'17)This is Brian Jackson BBE Tr4Brian Jackson vc pno Binky Brice bs Caito Sanchez drDaniel Collás timp Camellia Hartman vln Claire Solomon clThe Sampaquita StringsJackon arr CollásEternal truths from the soulful voice of legend Brian Jackson – pure medicine music for the soul…produced by Phenomenal Handclap Band founder Daniel Collás.6 Partikel – Citizen (7'14)Anniversary Song BERTHOLD Tr9Duncan Eagles sx Max Luthert bs Eric Ford drEaglesCheck out the energy explosion that is Partikel: one of the most exciting trios in improvised music” taking “the classic sound of the Sonny Rollins saxophone trio for contemporary ears in an adventurous but intrinsically melodic manner. 7 Josean Jacobo - Herencia Criolla (5'25)Herencia Criolla SELF RELEASE Tr 1Josean Jacobo pno Daroll Méndez bs Otoniel Nicolás drJacoboAfro-Dominican music pioneer Josean Jacobo's doing such important work for Latin Jazz.  Here past and present meet and blend in such beauty…. short field recordings transition into the main tracks, guiding listeners through the cultural inspiration behind each composition and arrangement, creating a bridge between history and its influence on the present. 8 Jonathan Barber & Vision Ahead – Denim (3'59)Poetic SELF RELEASE Tr6Jonathan Barber dr Taber Gable keys Matt Dwonszyk bs Godwin Louis alto Andrew Renfroe gtr BarberFantastic new album from drummer Jonathan Barber & Vision Ahead – we're lovin the smooth neo-soul grooves on this track!  Only 29 years old, Jonathan has already recorded and toured worldwide with such artists as Pat Metheny, Nicholas Payton, Buster Williams, Jimmy Greene and Erykah Badu.9 Phil Robson - Callow Freeway (3'54)Portrait in Extreme LYTE Tr2Phil Robson gtr bs  David Lyttle elec drRobsonPhil Robson recalls Kurt Vonnegut, a resonant author for him who said, I want to stand as close to the edge as I can without going over. Out on the edge you see all kinds of things you can't see from the center. 10 Michael Weiss - Birthday Blues (7'00)Persistence CELLAR LIVE Tr8Michael Weiss pno Eric Alexander sx Paul Gill bs Pete Van Nostrand drWeissFoot tappin be-bop from genius Michael Weiss to complete this fantastic episode!

Coming Up this week: Courtney Pine's personal jazz & beyond picks from Jonathan Barber & Vision Ahead, SLY5THAVE & Roberto Verastegui, and Josean Jacobo.Welcome to the latest Courtney Pine Global Podcast Bitesize Edition!  A coffee break's worth of cool jazzy vibes to wet your appetite for the full show.  Commercial free, and hand-picked by Courtney for a vibrant, and soulful listen!  This week a feast of global delights!  Jonathan Barber's smooth grooves move down to the electric energy of a sensational Mexico City collaboration before Josean Jacobo evokes the spirits of Dominica to meet him in some beautiful latin piano jazz.It's ALL new and it's ALL for you Folks – dive in today! Jonathan Barber & Vision Ahead – Denim (Self-Release) SLY5THAVE & Roberto Verastegui – Ensencialmente (Tru-Thoughts) Josean Jacobo – Herencia Criolla (Self-Release)

Jonathan Barber, current Minnesota United Goalkeeper Coach, talks through life working in the MLS, what makes Aaron Ramsdale so good, the best man management methods for coaching and so much more...

The first half of this episode features the Hartford Jazz Society's Paul Brown Monday Night Jazz series. We hear from some of the artists that will be performing in the first three weeks of concerts in Hartford CT this summer. We also play new music by Matt Dwonszyk, Jonathan Barber and Gerald Clayton. Playlist Artist ~ Name ~ Album Al Foster ~ Pent-Up House ~ Reflections Julieta Eugenio ~ La Jungla ~ Jump Brandee Younger ~ Reclamation ~ Somewhere Different Arturo O'Farrill & The Afro Latin Jazz Orchestra ~ Clump, Unclump ~ Four Questions Matt Dwonszyk ~ Room to Dream ~ A Year and a Day Jonathan Barber & Vision Ahead ~ Denim ~ Poetic Gerald Clayton ~ Peace Invocation ~ Bells On Sand Freddie Hubbard ~ Birdlike ~ Ready For Freddie

We kick off this week's episode with fire from Freddie Hubbard. Most of what follows is from young west coast artists beginning with another trumpeter and a San Diego legend in Gilbert Castellanos. Following that are many of SoCal's great young talent. Danny Green, Justin Joyce, Justin Grinnell and Matt Hall display the virtuosity that we have in the San Diego area. The podcast ends with LA's latest guitar phenom, Andrew Renfroe and finally a young drummer from back east currently on tour on the left coast, Jonathan Barber and his group Vision Ahead. Playlist Artist ~ Name ~ Album Freddie Hubbard ~ The Intrepid Fox ~ Red Clay Gilbert Castellanos ~ Chula Juana ~ Federal Jazz Project Danny Green Trio ~ After the Calm ~ After the Calm Justin Joyce ~ E.R.J. ~ Story Tales Justin Grinnell Quartet ~ Hit the Brakes ~ Without You Matt Hall ~ The Tiger's Ritual ~ I Hope to My Never Andrew Renfroe ~ Chemirocha ~ Chemirocha - Single Jonathan Barber & Vision Ahead ~ Poetic ~ Poetic

In this episode, modern jazz drummer/leader Jonathan Barber shares tips for leading a band, taking care of business, his favorite Istanbul Agop cymbals, and much more. We also check out an interesting vintage Deri drumset at Hawthorne Drum Shop.

A couple of birthdays to celebrate this month; Charles Mingus on his Centennial 100th birthday, and Herbie Hancock who turned 82 years young. First, a track from the Grammy award winning McBride Big Band. Also, new music from drummer Jonathan Barber's Vision Ahead, and his jazz partner, guitarist Andrew Renfroe. Also represented in this episode are two of my favorite modern tenor sax players, Joe Farrell and Chris Potter. Playlist Artist ~ Name ~ Album Christian McBride Big Band ~ Down by the Riverside ~ For Jimmy, Wes and Oliver Charles Mingus ~ Ysabel's Table Dance ~ Tijuana Moods Herbie Hancock ~ Oliloqui Valley ~ Empyrean Isles (Expanded Edition) Joe Farrell ~ Geo Blue ~ Penny Arcade Jonathan Barber ~ Denim (feat. Vision Ahead) ~ Denim (feat. Vision Ahead) - Single Andrew Renfroe ~ Alps (feat. Braxton Cook, Taber Gable, Rick Rosato & Curtis Nowosad) ~ Run in the Storm Chris Potter ~ Southbound ~ Sunrise Reprise

From a small Argentinian port town to the vibrant club scene of New York City, saxophonist/composer Julieta Eugenio's journey has been fascinating and it has led her to finally release her debut album as a leader, Jump. The album musically explores and promotes the idea of taking leaps forward to explore new situations and accept new ideas. Recorded and completed in the midst of the pandemic, it finds her leading a chordless trio with bassist Matt Dwonszyk and drummer Jonathan Barber and in addition to her crystalline and confident phrasing, it showcases her compositional prowess. Its program is, in fact, made up almost entirely of original compositions, plus two well-chosen standards: Ted Grouya and Edmund Aderson's "Flamingo," and Carl Sigman and Sidney Keith Russell's "Crazy He Calls Me." --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jazziz/support

This Week The Guys Bring You Johnny K9 - Case 00092 He was a professional wrestler working enhancement matches with #wwe and also had a strong run in Smokey Mountain Wrestling. Ion Croitoru was also known for his history of legal problems. He was a member of Satan's Choice, a biker gang. He was convicted of assault, trafficking cocaine and bombing a police station. In 2005, he was arrested for the murder of lawyer Lynn Gilbank and her husband Fred. After a lengthy investigation, the charges were dropped in June 2006 because of insufficient evidence. He worked as a security guard in Vancouver, British Columbia, until being arrested in May 2009 for conspiracy to murder the Bacon Brothers. Jonathan Barber was killed when the plan went awry, and Croitoru was charged with first-degree murder. He pleaded guilty in July 2013 to conspiracy in exchange for a stay of proceedings on the murder charge. Get an exclusive first look or listen to Wrestling With Tragedy by subscribing to Russosbrand.com YouTube https://youtube.com/channel/UCp1tLzm4_RewKe3X2vMVW7Q Apple Podcasts https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/wrestling-with-tragedy-podcast/id1536425184 Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/6YxvkqC7qXLToeMDHENKUF?si=957JvRrsSTaLUgtnmpiSzQ Google Play https://podcasts.google.com?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly9mZWVkLnBvZGJlYW4uY29tL3dyZXN0bGluZ3dpdGh0cmFnZWR5L2ZlZWQueG1s Podbean https://www.podbean.com/pi/pbblog-8rkmq-9732e7 Facebook - https://m.facebook.com/Wrestletragedy/ Twitter https://mobile.twitter.com/wrestletragedy Instagram https://www.instagram.com/wrestletragedy/   Music By Cicadas check them out https://www.facebook.com/CicadasOfficialBand/ #heroesofwrestling #jakethesnakeroberts #prowrestling

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Few people know franchise law as well as Jonathan Barber. He also makes it interesting and he joins Wes for this episode. To learn more about opportunities in franchising, reach out to Wes wes@path2frdm.com 

International Recorded artist, composer, educator, and bandleader Jonathan Barber was voted the #1 Up-and-Coming Drummer of 2018 in Modern Drummer. Barber has already recorded and toured worldwide with such artists as Pat Metheny, Erykah Badu, Nicholas Payton, Buster Williams, Jimmy Greene, Jeremy Pelt, Wallace Roney, Terrace Martin, Jennifer Holiday, Harold Mabern, Steve Davis, J.D. Allen, The Brooklyn Philharmonic and many more. In addition to his first-call status as a sideman, Barber has recently stepped forth as a composer and leader with his Vision Ahead band. Even with Barber's history of high-profile gigs and recordings taken into consideration, DownBeat magazine gave his latest album “Legacy Holder” 4.5 stars. Jonathan Barber & Vision Ahead is a powerful declaration of intent for a band that's been making waves on the modern jazz scene. Barber's blend of classic, swinging jazz with elements of gospel, rock, soul, and fusion is a compelling showcase of Barber's broad stylistic range as a drummer, performer, and composer. Jonathan Barber & Vision Ahead was featured and headline the 2018 Rainy Days Jazz Festival held in St. Petersburg and Moscow, Russia, 2019 Hartford Jazz Festival, and 2020 Clifford Brown Jazz Festival. In this episode, Jonathan 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 Podcasts, Google Podcasts, etc.  Connect with us on all social media platforms and at www.improvexchange.com

Jonathan Barber was born and raised in Los Angeles, California. In 2003, Jonathan was the driver in a fatal DUI murder. He was arrested and sentenced to a 15 years to life sentence. In 2003, Jonathan had little remorse and was looking for ways to get out of the situation he put himself in. He was more angry at the system for putting him in prison, than himself for making the decisions he made. In 2010, Jonathan started getting involved in self help rehabilitative groups. He experienced a long process of realizing the experiences he took from his victims and their family. He came to the decision that he needed to make changes in his life.  While incarcerated Jonathan received his Bachelor's Degree in Sociology, and his Master's Degree in Humanities. He also graduated from CROP Organization's Alcohol and Drug Counseling Program as a state certified alcohol and drug counselor (CADC-I).  Before being released he was given a three year denial at the Board of Parole Hearings (BPH), but was granted a switch from a level 2 to a level 1 custody level. He spent 8 years at the level 2 prison, so being transferred meant that he wouldn't be able to spend anymore time with the people that he had grown so close to. Jonathan made sure to spend as much time with every person he had become friends with. After 18 months, he was able to go back before the BPH and this time he was found suitable for parole.  The morning of his release he went and had one last meal at the chow hall, came back to the building, packed his belongings and headed to Receiving and Release one last time. His father was there to pick him up and they began the long journey home to L.A. He stopped at Subway for his first freedom meal. Jonathyn was happy to have some vegetables that were crunchy and bread that wasn't stale. When they got home, he ended the day in a very normal way, he and his father relaxed and watched football together until they both went to bed. When Jonathan was at his worst, he created and lived with a victim mentality. He didn't want to see what happened as being his responsibility. He now realizes that the victim mentality is always the easy way out. Today, he sees that he needs to take daily responsibility for his actions and empower himself by owning his contribution to every situation in his life. He was released from prison in September of 2019. He is using the certification he earned through CROP Organization's Alcohol and Drug Counseling Program and serves his community as a Clinical Case Manager in the AOD space. He also hopes to make a difference in the criminal justice reform movement and spends as much time as he can with his family. #CROPOrganization #CROP #ThePrisonPost #ThePrisonPostPodcast #WorkingTogethertoRestoreLives

Jonathan Barber has the unique ability to keep one eye on the past and one eye on the future as he continues to shape what modern Jazz sounds and looks like. While remaining a constant learner, his keen sense of thinking outside the box and always looking for opportunity has put him in a position […] The post 595 – Jonathan Barber: Carving Your Own Path appeared first on Drummer's Resource: Conversations with the world's greatest drummers and music industry pros..

Jonathan Barber, Taber Gable, Andrew Renfroe, Luke Sellick, Curtis Nowosad, Will Bonness, Jocelyn Gould, Braxton Cook, Butcher BrownPlaylist: Jonathan Barber - Haikus (Live)Jonathan Barber - Legacy HolderTaber Gable - Don't Let Life Hold You DownAndrew Renfroe - Dark GreyLuke Sellick & Andrew Renfroe - Wichita LinemanCurtis Nowosad , featuring Michael Mayo & Marc Cary - Song 4 Marielle FrancoWill Bonness - Echo ChamberJocelyn Gould - Center of the UniverseBraxton Cook - Don't Wanna See YouButcher Brown - 1992Christian Scott aTunde Adjuah - Songs She Never Heard (Live)Takuya Kuroda - Sweet Sticky ThingMiki Yamanaka - First Day of SpringEmi Makabe, featuring Thomas Morgan - AnniversaryRubim de Toledo - SaddlebackJeremy Gignoux - Extension Chord

In today’s podcast episode Jim and Tyson joined attorney Jonathan Barber who has partnership and by niching down was able to open himself up to clients not only nationwide, but worldwide. Jonathan Barber is the managing attorney of Franchise.Law, a boutique franchise law firm based in Charlotte, North Carolina.  Jonathan and his partner, Jason Power, exclusively represent franchisors, working with over 100 franchise systems across the country.  The firm operates on a subscription model where franchisors receive unlimited franchise legal services for a flat monthly fee that is tied to the size of their system. Watch the interview here. 2:48 starting out teaching4:50 creating a partnership after 6 months6:07 niching down to franchise law7:57 a strong support system9:32 partnerships11:10 the team setup12:30 negotiating your domain13:38 rebranding14:45 what is franchise law17:40 tech stack22:22 subscription fees Jim’s Hack: If there’s something you struggle with and you’re not talking about it, reach out to a friend, colleague, or fellow maximum lawyer and share that. Half the battle is being honest with yourself. Jonathan’s Tip: Join the Guild. Click the “gear” in whatever you’re working in. Whatever it is, go in and adjust the settings to make your life easier. Tyson’s Tip: Other people are going through the same thing right now, with kids going to school virtually and everything being more stressful than usual, we’re all in this together. Subscribe to our YouTube channel so you never miss an interview, presentation or training!

This is the first podcast episode of In The Groove produced entirely on the West Coast. To celebrate, I play a set of music of "West Coast Jazz". I can't shake my Hartford roots that easily, so we also represent new music from guitarist Andrew Renfroe and drummer Jonathan Barber. Artist ~ Track ~AlbumAndrew Renfroe ~ Chemirocha ~ ChemirochaMulgrew Miller ~ Joshua ~ Live At Yoshi's Volume TwoKarrin Allyson ~ West Coast Blues ~ In BlueStan Getz ~ Four ~ West Coast JazzChristopher Hollyday ~ Everything Happens ~ TelepathySonny Rollins ~ Way Out West ~ Way Out West Sonny Rollins ~ Without A Song ~ The BridgeJonathan Barber & Vision Ahead ~ Find My Way ~ Legacy HolderKenny Burrell ~ Isabella ~ Soulero

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This episode begins with a Hartford theme, with Jonathan Barber's Vision Ahead and a couple of Stevie D. tracks including 880 Club. Also of note is new music from Nicole Zuraitis' new album and Joshua Redman, Jason Palmer and others.   PlaylistArtist ~ Track ~ AlbumJonathan Barber & Vision Ahead ~ Son of Hartford ~ Legacy HolderSteve Davis ~ Club 880 ~ ImagesSteve Davis ~ A Child Is Born ~ CorrelationsKevin Mahogany ~ Nature Boy ~ Another Time Another PlaceNicole Zuraitis ~ Overdrive Mind ~ All Wandering HeartsJoshua Redman, Brad Mehldau, Christian McBride & Brian Blade ~ Moe Honk ~ RoundAgainDave Holland, Zakir Hussain & Chris Potter ~ Ziandi ~ Good HopeJason Palmer ~ A Lady and Gentleman in Black (Rembrandt) ~ The Concert: 12 Musings for Isabella

Jonathan Barber, Jimmy Greene, Jen Allen, Wayne Escoffery, Jeremy Pelt, Black Art Jazz CollectivePlaylist: Jonathan Barber - Son of HartfordJimmy Greene - OverreactionJen Allen, featuring Kris Allen, Marty Jaffe & Kush Abadey - Begin AgainWayne Escoffery - Quarter MoonJeremy Pelt, featuring George Cables & Peter Washington - Then I'll Be Tired of YouBlack Art Jazz Collective - Mr. WillisLarry Willis, featuring Jeremy Pelt, Joe Ford, Blake Meister & Victor Lewis - Heavy BlueHarold Mabern, featuring Vincent Herring, Eric Alexander, Steve Davis, John Webber & Joe Farnsworth - It's MagicChristian Sands - SonarConnie Han - Hello to the WindSasha Berliner - The Spotless MindMulatu Astatke & Black Jesus Experience - Blue LightPulsart Trio - Blue MonkSargeant x Comrade - BeautifulBusty and the Bass, featuring Macy Gray - Out of LoveFive Alarm Funk, featuring Leo P. - Wake the Funk Up

There's so much good music in the world! 01 Black Orpheus (Mahna De Carnaval). Aaron Goldberg 02 Dolphin Dance. Onaje Allan Gumbs 03 Torus. The Curtis Brothers 04 Haikus. Jonathan Barber, Vision Ahead 05 Giulia. Francesco Cataldo, Pietro Leveratto 06 African Sounds. Adrian Younge, Ali Shaheed Muhammad 07 Summer Song. Yellowjackets 08 Lucy In The Sky with Diamonds. Makaya McCraven 09 Children. Mathias Eick 10 I Have A Dream. New Stories 11 Harvest Moon. Tanya Grubbs Quintet 12 The Cost Of Living. Chris Minh Doky 13 Lansana’s Priestess. Donald Byrd 14 Ana Maria. Kurt Rosenwinkel 15 You Send Me. Kurt Elling 16 Atchfalaya Fiction. Charles Pillow Ensemble 17 Not There Yet. Chicago Yestet 18 Cliché. Jeff Parker

It has been more or less a month since our last episode devoted to new and upcoming releases, so it's time to catch up as so much great music has been coming out, some of it to raise funds for worthy causes. So sit back, put your headphones on and enjoy the latest by Joshua Redman, Brad Mehldau, Michael Thomas, Marie Kruttli, Pericopes+1, Ernesto Cervini and more. The playlist features Joshua Redman, Brad Mehldau, Christian McBride, Brian Blade, Ernesto Cervini, Michael Thomas, Pericopes+1, Sebastien Ammann, Marie Kruttli, Jonathan Barber, Aubrey Johnson, Esperanza Spalding and Fred Hersch. Detailed playlist available at https://spinitron.com/RFB/pl/11066822/Mondo-Jazz (up to Esperanza Spalding and Fred Hersch). Photo credit: Jimmy Katz

A variety of jazz styles, from the soulful sounds of Shirley Scott's Hammond B3 to the modern big band of Christian McBride to some fusion stylings of Jonathan Barber and Vision Ahead.    Playlist Artist ~ Track ~ Album Shirley Scott ~ What the World Needs Now Is Love ~ On a Clear DayChristian McBride Big Band ~ Science Fiction ~ The Good FeelingSean Jones ~ Lost, Then Found ~ Live from Jazz at the BistroMatt Wilson Quartet + John Medeski ~ Barack Obama ~ Gathering CallMatt Wilson Quartet + John Medeski ~ You Dirty Dog ~ Gathering CallJonathan Barber & Vision Ahead ~ Seconds & Seasons ~ Legacy HolderEmmet Cohen ~ Honeysuckle Rose / Handful of Keys ~ Dirty in Detroit

Connecticut's in the house in this week's latest podcast. New music from drummer Jonathan Barber, Christian Sands, Michael Palin, Nicole Z with Dan Pugach & The Curtis Bros; all have their roots in the Constitution State. Classics from Shirley Scott and Trane as well. PlaylistArtist ~ Track ~ AlbumDan Pugach Nonet ~ My Favorite Things (feat. Nicole Zuraitis) ~ My Favorite Things - SingleMichael Palin's Other Orchestra ~ Three Views Of A Secret ~ Michael Palin's Other OrchestraShirley Scott ~ On a Clear Day (You Can See Forever) ~ On a Clear DayChristian Sands ~ Drive ~ Be WaterJonathan Barber & Vision Ahead ~ Haikus ~ Legacy HolderJonathan Barber & Vision Ahead ~ Major ~ Legacy HolderThe Curtis Brothers ~ Staircase of Mount Meru ~ AlgorithmRalph Peterson, Zaccai Curtis & Luques Curtis ~ Beatrice ~ Triangular IIIJohn Coltrane ~ My Ideal ~ The Stardust Session

This content is for Members only. Come and join us by subscribing here In the meantime, here’s some more details about the show: It’s a warm welcome then to the man himself: Dr. Brad Stone - the JazzWeek Programmer of the Year 2017, who's here every Thursday to present The Creative Source - a two hour show, highlighting jazz-fusion and progressive jazz flavours from back then, the here and now, plus occasional forays into the future. Please feel free to get in touch with Brad with any comments or suggestions you might have; he’ll be more than happy to hear from you: brad@soulandjazz.com or follow him via Facebook or Twitter. Enjoy! The Creative Source 11th June 2020 Artist - Track - Album - Year Ajoyo    War Chant    War Chant    2020 Dylan Hayes Electric Band    What the Funk    Songs for Rooms and People    2019 Sissy Castrogiovanni    Gandalf (Wayfaring Stranger)    Terra    2020 Gabriel Chakarji    Mina/San Millán    New Beginning    2020 Leslie Beukelman    Days of Gray    Golden Daffodil    2020 The Dena DeRose Trio    That Second Look    Ode to the Road    2020 BK Trio    Hatzas Groove    Hit It    2020 Jeff Reed    Waltz New    Look for the Light    2020 3D Jazz Trio    Angel Eyes    I Love to See You Smile    2020 Jonathan Barber & Vision Ahead    Son of Hartford    Legacy Holder    2020 Soft Machine    Hidden Details    Live at the Baked Potato    2020 Walter Smith III/Mathew Stevens    Van der Linde    In Common 2    2020 Sasha Mashin    Incantation    Happy Synapse    2020 Alexa Tarantino    Square One    Winds of Change    2019 Rudresh Mahanthappa    The Windup    Hero Trio    2020 Whit Dickey Trio    The Opening    Expanding Light    2020 Matthew Shipp    Radio Signals Equation    The Piano Equation    2020 The post The Creative Source (#CreativeSource) – 11th June 2020 appeared first on SoulandJazz.com | Stereo, not stereotypical ®.

On this episode of Lawyers With Lives, Franchise Attorney Jonathan Barber (Franchise.law) joins Steven Lefkoff (Lefkoff Law) to talk about his hobby - brewing beer! What's his favorite? How long does it take? Where does he park his cars? Find out in this episode of the Lawyers With Lives podcast!

Many lawyers and law firms are afraid of narrowing their focus because they worry that by doing so they will limit opportunities for new business. Jonathan Barber, and his law firm Franchise.law, exemplify why the exact opposite is true—that narrowing down on a specific target market is the path to growth. On this episode, Jay and Tom discuss a range of topics with Jonathan, including: How he and his partner made the leap to representing only franchisors How that transformation allowed them to grow into a national practice Why a narrow focus makes marketing and business development easier and more effective How thought leadership plays an important role in helping a small firm make a big impact

In this episode of the pod, Kyle and Liz are joined by drummer, bandleader, and songwriter Jonathan Barber. The discussion includes a ton of topics surrounding Jonathan's career in music; from humble beginnings playing drums for his church, to falling in love with jazz and studying at The Hart School, to moving to NYC, beginning his band and, quite literally, eating, sleeping, and making music with them. Of course, what would the pod be without a round of iPhone roulette? If you're a musician beginning your career, the advice and life experiences Jonathan shared with the pod are invaluable. As always, if you like what you heard, don't forget to hit the subscribe button. We'd also love for you to leave a review with any feedback you have so we can continue to make this more valuable for you. -- SONYK Media was founded to provide our musical community with ideas, inspiration, and education about building their brand and growing their business. Follow us on Instagram: @sonykmedia Follow us on Twitter: @sonykmedia Like us on Facebook: @sonykmedia Sign up for our newsletter

In today’s episode we’re speaking with drummer and composer Jonathan Barber. We discussed his early musical upbringing, his time at the Jackie McLean Institute, his strategy for joining your dream band, the best mindset for success, working with Pat Metheny, and much more.Support the Podcast: https://berniesbootlegs.com/supportConnect with Jonathan:Website: http://jonathanbarbermusic.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jonathanb_live/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-eE3V1WYdHvc5f2MzU6zmAFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/jonathanbarberartistpage/Connect with Bernie's Bootlegs:Website: http://berniesbootlegs.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/berniesbootlegsFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/berniesbootlegsTwitter: https://twitter.com/berniesbootlegsYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/berniesbootlegs1Email: berniesbootlegs@gmail.comAppended biography, courtesy of jonathanbarbermusic.com:"Jonathan Barber & Vision Ahead is an ascendant New York jazz quintet led by Modern Drummer’s “#1 Best Up-and-Coming Drummer of 2018,” Jonathan Barber. Only 29 years old, Mr. Barber has already worked with artists such as Pat Metheny, Nicholas Payton, Buster Williams, Kenny Barron, Jeremy Pelt, Jimmy Greene, J.D. Allen, Harold Mabern, Larry Willis, Steve Davis, The Brooklyn Philharmonic, and Erykah Badu. Now, he’s stepping out in full force as a bandleader. DownBeat magazine calls Vision Ahead’s self-titled debut album Barber’s “greatest accomplishment to date,” but make no mistake, this group is more than the Jonathan Barber Quintet; this is unmistakably “Vision Ahead,” a distinctive and close-knit group of musicians who have been working toward this moment for years. Featuring Godwin Louis on saxophone, Andrew Renfroe on guitar, Matt Dwonszyk on bass, and Taber Gable on piano, Vision Ahead offers a fresh blend of classic jazz with elements of gospel, rock, soul, and fusion that’s already attracting listeners across generations. Even when they’re playing hard—and they do reach some thrilling crescendos—this extremely dynamic band always feels impeccably sharp and in control, cool far beyond their years. Barber also shows quite a gift for pacing in his new compositions, with each song boasting a real sense of progression that’s balanced with a proper spotlight on his bandmates’ noteworthy improvisations. Barber is the main composer but each member of the band contributes compositions and arrangements. With strong melodic motifs and almost every extended solo accompanied by new forms or themes, Barber’s music strikes the rare balance of maintaining a clear emotional through-line while still providing each soloist a fresh foundation on which to build. Jonathan Barber & Vision Ahead has performed at The Jazz Standard, BMCC Tribeca Performing Arts Center, Scullers Jazz Club, Smalls Jazz Club, Dizzy’s Club Coca Cola, Rockwood Music Hall, Smoke Jazz Club, The Cell, Minton’s Playhouse, Black Eyed Sally’s, The Side Door and other notable music venues. In August of 2018 this band headlined the Rainy Days Festival held in St. Petersburg and Moscow, Russia. The name “Vision Ahead” holds deep personal significance to Barber..."Support the show (http://berniesbootlegs.com/support)

Tadej Kampl, eden najboljših slovenskih basistov, se je s svojo glasbeno ustvarjalnostjo močno uveljavil tudi zunaj naših meja. Njegove slogovno različne skladbe s plošče Habits so glasbeni projekt, pri katerem se podpisuje kot avtor, izvajalec in producent. Album so z mednarodno zasedbo posneli lani v studiu Acoustic recording v Prospect Heights, Brooklyn NY. Pri projektu so poleg Tadeja Kampla sodelovali še Igor Lumpert, Marko Črnčec in Jonathan Barber, Josh Evans, Dejan Berden, Ana Bezjak in Bruno Domiter. V Prvi vrsti smo nekaj skladb z omenjenega albuma slišali v vznemirljivi slovenski zasedbi: Lenart Krečič-saksofon, Tomaz Gajšt-trobenta, Janez Gabrič-bobni, Dejan Berden-klavir, Ana Bezjak-glas, Murat-glas in Tadej Kampl-bas.

How’s it going everybody, today I’m speaking with pianist and vocalist Kelly Green. We touch many topics, including her memories from Mulgrew Miller and Harold Mabern, the importance of mental health and self-care as being vital to your success, the positives and negatives of social media, how to stay positive in the face of difficulties, and much more.Connect with Kelly:Website: http://kellygreenpiano.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kellygreenpiano/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kellygreenjazz/Connect with Bernie's Bootlegs:Website: http://berniesbootlegs.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/berniesbootlegsFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/berniesbootlegsTwitter: https://twitter.com/berniesbootlegsYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/berniesbootlegs1Email: berniesbootlegs@gmail.comAppended Biography, courtesy of Kellygreenpiano.com:"Kelly has performed at notable clubs and venues such as the Kennedy Center, Blue Note, Dizzy’s Club Coca Cola, Birdland Theater, Apollo Theater, Minton's, Smalls Jazz Club, Mezzrow, Jazz Standard, 55 Bar, The Django, Zinc Bar, Fat Cat, B.B. Kings, The Bitter End, and Rockwood Music Hall among many other restaurants and venues in the city. She has also performed at the Deerhead Inn in PA and in New Jersey at Trumpets Jazz Club, Mexicali Live, Hat City Kitchen, and Duke's Southern Table among many other restaurants and private events. She has performed in bands alongside jazz luminaries such as George Coleman, Christian McBride, Dee Dee Bridgewater, Jimmy Heath, Steve Nelson, Nat Reeves, Steve Williams, Bill Goodwin, Rich Perry, Winard Harper, Philip Harper, Steve Wilson, Stacy Dillard, Jonathan Barber, Josh Evans, Bruce Williams, Frank Lacy, TK Blue, James Zollar and Jovan Alexandre among others. ​In addition to being an outstanding performer, Kelly is a wonderful educator. She has taught at the Jazz House Kids Summer Workshop and the William Paterson Jazz Workshop for the past five years. In Jacksonville, she taught at the University of North Florida Jazz Workshops for four years. She is currently a Teaching Artist for Jazz House Kids. "Support the show (http://berniesbootlegs.com/support)

Yes, folks, it's a theme episode again, and this time it's percussionists leading from the back of the group - if not the back of the beat. We've got quite a mix, from a little known Blue Note artist's best-known album, to Bill Evan's favorite drummer showing off his wares, to brand new work from a drummer lamenting - and celebrating - a brother he lost too soon. And then there's Charlie Watts. Good thing he's too rich and busy to bother tracking Pat down. Philly Joe Jones – SHOWCASE; Pete La Roca – BASRA; JONATHAN BARBER – Vision Ahead; Charlie Watts – LONG AGO AND FAR AWAY.

On his debut album, Vision Ahead, Jonathan Barber delivers some very well executed original compositions. These songs have introspective origins and help shape the current path of his music group also called Vision Ahead. Join Jonathan and Lorens as he talks about Hartford, jam sessions, living in New York and other mildly related stuff.  (music credit: ‘Vision Ahead’, ‘Gone Away', ‘Carry On’,  and ‘Airport’ by Jonathan Barber).   Follow Doing Jazz: twitter: https://twitter.com/doingjazz instagram:https://www.instagram.com/doingjazz/ facebook:https://www.facebook.com/doingjazz/ website: http://www.doingjazz.net/

What does Sacrifice, Focus, and Hope have in common? Well, if you ask Kelly Green she would say absolutely everything! On today's episode of The Working Artist Project Kelly and I discuss her debut album "Life Rearranged". She explained to me the impact these three words have had on her life and how she draws inspiration from them. Some of her melodies have been influenced by the #metoo movement whilst others have come out of her experience with lost love. If you like genuine music, people and experiences then this is the episode for you. Enjoy the show! Connect with Kelly Green Here: https://www.kellygreenpiano.com/ Bio Kelly Green - pianist, vocalist, composer, bandleader, educator - from Longwood, FL New York-based pianist, vocalist, composer, bandleader, and educator Kelly Green was born and raised in a musical family in Central Florida. She began singing as a toddler, studying piano at age five and found her passion for jazz at age eleven. She received her Bachelors in Jazz Studies - performance at the University of North Florida where she studied piano and voice. She received the outstanding musician's award every year at UNF. While in Jacksonville she performed weekly with her trio at many different venues and private events. In May 2011, she won the Generation Next Youth Talent Competition at the Jacksonville Jazz Festival. In September 2014 she received her Masters in Jazz Piano Performance from William Paterson University where she studied with pianists Harold Mabern, James Weidman, and Mulgrew Miller among many other note-worthy faculty members. She was the pianist in the WP Jazz Orchestra in which performed alongside NEA Jazz Master Jimmy Heath and legendary vibraphonist Steve Nelson. Kelly received the Outstanding Graduate Music Student Award for her class. In June 2014 Kelly was chosen as the pianist in the William Paterson Colombia Band, which toured three cities in Colombia, South America where she taught at two week-long clinics and performed at three large concert halls. Since moving up north, Kelly has performed at many notable clubs and venues in the area such as Blue Note, Dizzy's Club Coca-Cola, Apollo Theater, Minton's, Smalls Jazz Club, Mezzrow, Jazz at Lincoln Center, The Jazz Standard, Ginny's Supper Club, Gin Fizz, The Django, Zinc Bar, Fat Cat, B.B. Kings, Rockwood Music Hall, the 9th Note, Deerhead Inn, Trumpets Jazz Club, and Shanghai Jazz among many others. She performs most often with her trio, then her sextet. The Kelly Green Trio hosts weekly jam sessions at Cleopatra's Needle every Sunday. Kelly has performed in bands alongside established jazz musicians such as Christian McBride, Dee Dee Bridgewater, Jimmy Heath, Steve Nelson, Nat Reeves, Steve Williams, Bill Goodwin, Rich Perry, Winard Harper, Philip Harper, Steve Wilson, Stacy Dillard, Jonathan Barber, Josh Evans, Bruce Williams, Frank Lacy, James Zollar and Jovan Alexandre among others. In December 2016 she recorded her debut album "Life Rearranged” featuring wonderful musicians Christian McBride, Steve Nelson, Josh Evans, Kush Abadey, Jovan Alexandre, Matt Dwonszyk, Noam Israeli, Tamir Shmerling, and Mike Troy. Since it's release in October 2017, “Life Rearranged” has received notable reviews and radio play. It is featured as one of the Top 50 albums of 2017 in the LA Times by Scott Yanow. Yanow describes Green's piano playing as, “sophisticated and modern while also being connected to the tradition,” and “her vocals are subtle, quietly expressive and full of insight.” For more reviews information please visit www.kellygreenpiano.com! In addition to being an outstanding performer, Kelly is passionate about education. She has been giving lessons and teaching classes and workshops since high school. She has taught at the Jazz House Kids Summer Workshop and the William Paterson Summer Jazz Workshop for the past four years and is currently a Teaching Artist for Jazz House Kids year round. Support this podcast

There are 2 segments to tonight's show. In Segment 1, Tara Babcock and I talk about the nightmarish Dogman encounter her roommate and his friends had on a lonely dirt road, in Wyoming. In Segment 2 of the show, I welcome back Jonathan Barber, to talk about an Australian Dogman attack, as well as various other Dogman-related topics. We hope you'll tune in!

Jonathan Barber is a Dogman/Bigfoot Investigator, who lives in Meaford, Ontario, Canada.  Jonathan doesn't spend time out in the bush, looking for Dogmen.  He interviews eyewitnesses who have seen them instead.  In this episode, Jonathan will share the details of multiple Dogman encounters eyewitnesses he's interviewed have shared with him.

Evangelist Jonathan Barber preached this sermon at the 2013 Glorious Church Conference at Falls Baptist Church in Menomonee Falls, WI. It was delivered on Tuesday afternoon, February 26th, 2013. Jonathan Barber is now Senior Pastor of Ann Arbor Baptist Church in Ann Arbor, MI. For more information about the Glorious Church Conference and other Victory Conferences, please visit victoryconf.org.