Podcasts about kelle jolly

In this special episode, we sit down with Kelle Jolly, the self-described "Affrilachian-Georgia-lina-Peach", whose music and storytelling embody the rich cultural tapestry of the Appalachian South. A celebrated folk artist, community builder, and ukulele virtuoso, Kelle shares the inspiration behind her latest book, Lady Fay Ukulele, and the deep significance of its story.We'll explore how her roots, influences, and passion for tradition shape her work, weaving together themes of friendship, forgiveness, and the magic of music. Join us for an intimate and lively conversation filled with melody, heritage, and the enduring power of storytelling.

Kelle Jolly is one of East Tennessee’s most celebrated jazz musicians. She’s the host of Jazz Jam with Kelle Jolly on WUOT 91.9fm, the founder of Ukesphere (a ukulele club for all ages and abilities), and she is the founder of the Women in Jazz Jam Festival. Kelle talks about what she’s doing during quarantine, how gardening is healing her (on many levels), her journey to jazz, why she’s her own manager, and what it’s like to ask what she’s worth. Connect and learn more at insisterhoodpod.com.

Kelle Jolly, Musician by Every Woman Vote

From it's humble origins in Hawaii to becoming a worldwide phenomenon, the ukulele is having a global revival. On this Special broadcast WoodSongs, we'll be exploring the many styles, sounds and stories of the uke with musicians from across the country including: "The Tennessee Ukulele Lady" Kelle Jolly, young, dynamic sister duo from Columbia, Missouri The Burney Sisters, Hawaiian ukulele virtuoso Andrew Molina, a wholly unique father-daughter musical duo The Barnkickers and 11-year-old WoodSongs Kid Ian Shaw.

Kelle Jolly and Faith Morris discuss Women in Jazz Jam Festival. Todd Steed just talks about pretzels. That's about all he contributes. SAD.

Rising jazz star and WUOT favorite Jazzmeia Horn talks with Kelle Jolly and Todd Steed. And we find out why Jazzmeia makes her own stage clothes.

LINDSAY LOU has been making beautiful, soul-shaking music for the last decade with her band The Flatbellys. This Michigan songbird has been featured in a number of the best acoustic music festivals in the US. Her singing floats over the instrumental mastery and deep groove of her band with dynamics that range from a lullaby to a battle cry. 2018 marks what might be the biggest year for the band, both sonically and with the fact that they are dropping “& The Flatbellys” from their name, a decision that seemed like the natural next step for them. The band is set to release their latest, a transformative and heart-wrenching album titled ‘Southland’. DAWN LANDES is one of the most fearlessly innovative musicians working today. Raised in Louisville, Kentucky, and Branson, Missouri, Landes cultivated her musical gifts not only through performing and songwriting, but also through learn-by-doing production work that eventually led her to co-owning a recording studio for a time. Over the years, she has collaborated with such contemporaries as Will Oldham, Justin Townes Earle, and Norah Jones. Her latest ‘Meet Me At The River’ is Landes’ self-described “Nashville record.” She has assured its pedigree by enlisting the production skills of Fred Foster, the Country Music Hall of Fame member and an an A-Team of Nashville musicians. WoodSongs Kid: Cash Staub is a twelve-year-old musician from Williamstown, Kentucky. He has a deep love of bluegrass and old timey music.

THE LOOSE STRINGS BAND is an all women band, five members ranging in age from fifteen to twenty three years of age from Galax, Virginia. The band has been together for nine years, playing at bluegrass conventions, special events, ceremonies, and festivals. They are well known in the Blue Ridge Mountains and beyond for their nice blend of tight vocal harmonies and sweet rhythms. They are also unique in their style since they all play an instrument and sing. The band has been well supported and embraced by many through the years. KIRBY JANE is a Nashville-based guitarist from Charleston, South Carolina, specializing in solo jazz/americana performance and fingerstyle arranging. Her award-winning playing style stems from her roots as an ex-pat pianist and her guitar approach draws significantly on composing and arranging methods more commonly seen in the piano world, providing for a nuanced, expressive approach to the guitar. At 24 years of age, Kirby is a protégé of Grammy-winning guitarist John Knowles, CGP. She is also a contributor for for Premier Guitar Magazine. WoodSongs Kid: Although only 8-years-old, Ashlyn Smith flat-picks the guitar well beyond her years. Her hometown is Louisville, Kentucky.

Today Laura Theodore the Jazzy Vegetarian, welcomes Kelle Jolly to talk about the Women in Jazz Jam Festival, to be held in Knoxville, Tennessee, March 10th-12th, 2017! Need healthy tips, recipes and videos? A subscription to our online streaming channel, Jazzy Vegetarian TV, makes the perfect healthy, fun and entertaining choice! Get access to our most popular seasons (39 full episodes), along with links to all of the recipes from each episode (over 150 recipes in all)! Watch anywhere including: on iPhone, iPad, Roku, AirPlay, and Chromecast! To order go to: Jazzyvegetariantv.com Order signed Jazzy Vegetarian books, DVDs and CDs at Jazzyvegetarian.com. Laura will be appearing in Knoxville, Tn, March 12th at the Women in Jazz Jam Festival, at 3PM in the Red Piano Lounge. Buy tickets here! Jazzy Vegetarian SEASON FIVE, airs every Monday and Friday, on the CREATE Network! The award-winning season is filled with fabulous, “ved-ucational” guests, and plenty of jazzy-licious, plant-based recipes. (Check local listings). Kelle Jolly is a ukulele-playing jazz singer, music educator, and media personality with a mission! While her style is sometimes evocative of Sarah Vaughan or Olitta Adams, Ms. Jolly’s stage presence demonstrates a hybrid of sensitive song styling with conservative bursts of courageous musical creativity. She has recently branched out into regional musical theatre (Hairspray; Between a Ballad & a Blues).

Kelle Jolly from Jazz Jam interviews Clairdee about her upcoming show in Knoxville.

Hear all about the Japanese Jazz Wedding and so much more from two of K-town's finest.