Podcast appearances and mentions of leroy jones

Au début des 90's, Mariah Carey était l'une des figures emblématiques de la scène pop, partageant la vedette avec une autre diva, Whitney Houston

Send us a Text Message.Ever wondered how a humble farm boy from Indiana could create a luxury bourbon brand that captivates the market? Join Tiny and CT as they welcome Cameron Mattingly and Aaron  Mullally from J Mattingly Distillery to uncover the inspiring journey of Jeff Mattingly. From the early days of Bourbon 30 Spirits to the sophisticated rebranding as J Mattingly 1845, we discuss the strategic moves and decisions that have shaped this extraordinary bourbon legacy. Discover the motivations behind relocating to a larger facility and how this has transformed the experience for bourbon enthusiasts.Prepare to be enchanted by the craftsmanship behind J Mattingly's unique whiskey flavors, guided by the expertise of head barrel crafter Leroy Jones. We delve into their innovative three-tier crafting process, which includes Rickhouse aging, double staving, and aeration to create a distinctive taste. But that's not all—immerse yourself in the customized bourbon experiences offered at the distillery. From hands-on blending activities to personalized tastings, every visitor has the chance to create their own small batch of whiskey. This episode promises an engaging blend of heritage, innovation, and a commitment to quality that will leave you craving a taste of J Mattingly's exceptional bourbon.Add for SOFL ad for Rosewood bourbon Support the Show.https://www.scotchybourbonboys.com

 #EnvisionRISE Podcast | We're joined by musician, educator, and SiriusXM Real Jazz Radio Host Andromeda Turre who describes her work in diversity, equity, and inclusion through the arts community and her program “Growing up Jazz,” which aims to teach jazz history, its influence, and its impact on culture. Andromeda and Staci discuss jazz music's relationship with systemic racism, the role of jazz in understanding the African experience in America, and the importance of embracing diversity in making the world a more interesting place. Andromeda shares her experiences and influences growing up in a family of musicians and activists who helped spark her drive. Resource: Andromeda recommends Leroy Jones' book "Blues People" for those interested in understanding the influence of the African experience in jazz.Learn more about Andromeda, her Growing Up Jazz Program, and hear her music: https://www.andromedaturre.com/Watch this episode on YouTube.Visit Envision RISE to learn how our evolutionary platform helps companies create a powerful integration and understanding of the relationship between the organization and the workforce. Envision RISE empowers your people to drive change and innovation through the methods of Organizational Change Management (OCM), Human Resource Management (HRM), and Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DE&I).Envision a Better FutureFollow us on social: LinkedIn, Instagram, Twitter, FacebookContact us for info on RISE or interest in being a podcast guest: info@envisionrise.comAll podcasts produced by Elevate Media Group.

After taking a two month break, I'm baaaack! Thank you all for your patience-- it was necessary and I'm grateful for the downtime. So, without further ado...  My next guest is the remarkable Danne Smith Mathis! Danne's definition of “writing” is that it is the process of staying sane in insane situations! Danne Smith Mathis began writing as a poet and biographer at age 9 during the Newark riots in Newark, New Jersey, which is her birthplace.  Danne absorbed quickly the rhythms and the messages of Black poets and prolific writers such as Nikki Giovanni, Countee Cullen, Amira Baraka ( formerly known as Leroy Jones), Sonia Sanchez and Don L. Lee. Danne has coauthored 4 books and is in the process of writing her first solo work whenever she's not talking with her three adult children or her grandson.   You can reach Danne Smith Mathis on all social media platforms under her name. https://10000cards.com/card/danne-smith-mathis  Website:  https://www.dannesmithmathis.com Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/smithmathis Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/dannesmithmathis/ LinkedIn:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/daniellemathis/ Twitter:  https://twitter.com/BlackAmethyst22Please subscribe to the show while you're at it, so that you'll be alerted to every episode that drops weekly!

Dr. Allison Bumsted joins Phoebe and Daphne to discuss how rock journalism in the 1970s re-shaped Paul McCartney's critical reputation for the next three decades (and beyond).  Also discussed in this episode: authenticity, gatekeeping, rock aesthetics and rhetoric, hyper-masculinity and the inherent inclusivity of pop.   SOURCES Paul McCartney interviewed on Radio Luxembourg May 12, 1973 Something About the Beatles, “Critiquing the Critics” Episodes 176a and 176b A Women's History of the Beatles, Christine Feldman-Barrett (2021) The Beatles and the Historians, Erin Torkelson-Weber (2016) Truant Boy: Art, Authenticity and Paul McCartney, Martin Shough (2017) Faking It: The Quest for Authenticity in Popular Music, Yuval Taylor and Hugh Barker (2007) “Main Lines, Blood Feasts, and Bad Taste: A Lester Bangs Reader,” Lester Bangs (2003) “Physical Graffiti” review by Jim Miller, Rolling Stone (March 27, 1975) John Landau reviews RAM, (July 8, 1971) Wildlife review by John Mendelssohn, Rolling Stone (Jan 20, 1972) Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band, written by Allen Evans, NME (May 20, 1967) “The Jefferson Airplane and the San Francisco Sound,” Ralph J Gleason (1969) “Just Two Superstars from Middle Rock,” NY Times (Aug 3, 1975) “Imagine” review by Ben Gerson (Oct 28, 1971) “The Former Beatle Gets Personal” Paul Gambincini, Rolling Stone (Jan 31, 1974) “Records: Paul McCartney and Wings” Band on the Run review by Dave Downing, Let it Rock (1974) Band on the Run review, Jon Landau (1974) “Paul and Linda McCartney: Bionic couple serves it your way” Lester Bangs, Creem: 34–39 and 72–73 (1976) “Yesterday, Today and Paul” Rolling Stone, Ben Fong-Torres (June 17 1976)  "Paul McCartney & Wings" Rolling Stone page 14; Paul Gambaccini (June 21 1973)  Life Magazine (November 7, 1969) “Man of the Year” Rolling Stone, Jann Wenner (February 7, 1970) “Sound effects: Youth, Leisure, and the Politics of Rock ‘n' Roll” Simon Frith. New York: Pantheon Books (197.) "Rod Stewart's Holiday Turkey: Blondes Have More Fun Review" Rolling Stone, Janet Maslin (Feb 8, 1979) "Every Picture Tells a Story" Review Rolling Stone, John Mendelsohn (July 8, 1971)   OTHER WRITERS MENTIONED Pete Wiley, Robert Christgau, Matt Brennan, Holly Tessler, Leonard Feather, Leroy Jones, Barbara Gardner, Nat Hentoff, Simon Frith, Jim DeRogatis    ALLISON'S LINKS My social (Inast and Twitter @Allison Bumsted) Website: www.allisonbumsted.com (I update it with what's happening) Book Link: https://link.springer.com/book/10.1007/978-3-030-85543-7 Chapter Link:: https://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007/978-3-030-85543-7_5 (ask your local library to get a hold of the book!)   PLAYLIST The Mess (live at the Hague) WINGS Band on the Run PAUL McCARTNEY & WINGS Wildlife WINGS Too Many People PAUL & LINDA MCCARTNEY I Am Your Singer WINGS Uncle Albert/Admiral Halsey PAUL & LINDA MCCARTNEY Mama's Little Girl PAUL MCCARTNEY & WINGS Let Me Roll it PAUL MCCARTNEY & WINGS Rockshow WINGS

NJ Globe Editor-in-Chief David Wildstein speaks with Judge Philip Carchman, State Senator LeRoy Jones, and Essex County Republican Chairman Al Barlas about the latest NJ redistricting maps. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

NJ Globe Editor-in-Chief David Wildstein speaks with Judge Philip Carchman, Democratic State Chairman LeRoy Jones, and Essex County Republican Chairman Al Barlas about the latest NJ redistricting maps. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Judy Carmichael interviews Leroy Jones

Llegada la década del 90 y mas adelante, NY cataliza un desarrollo multi-estilista donde co-existen el "folklore imaginario" o "world music", el colectivo M-base, el sampling, la vuelta a las (y los) cantantes swing y los jóvenes leones. Estos últimos son lanzados por CBS para capitalizar el éxito de Marsalis. Nacidos en la década del 60, muchos de New Orleans, traen el neoclasicismo a su plenitud. Definimos la gran tradición vs la pequeña tradición. Terence Blanchard, Nicholas Payton , Leroy Jones y Roy Hargrove en trompeta. Cecil Mc Bride (bajo) y Cyrus Chestnut (pn). Stanley Crouch y Albert Murray son los teóricos del ala neoconservadora. Las "guerras". 

The New Jersey Globe Power Hour with David Wildstein

Democratic State Chairman, LeRoy Jones.

Democratic State Chairman, LeRoy Jones.

Host City of Miami Commissioner Jeffrey Watson talks about affordable housing, Overtown Juneteenth events, and speaks with Jackie Bell, CEO of New Washington Heights CDC, and Leroy Jones, CEO of Neighbors and Neighbors Association to discuss small business development in Overtown during the nation's covid-19 pandemic early recovery phase.  Jackie Bell is the CEO of New Washington Heights CDC. The organization which works in tandem with SEOPW CRA, she's worked to bring black-owned businesses back to Overtown for more than 45 years and continues to be a pioneer for economic change in the community through Folk Life Friday. At 83 years old, Ms. Bell is considered to be a beacon in the Overtown community. Folk Life Friday returns June 18th + 19th at the Overtown Pedestrian Mall located at 819 NW 2nd Avenue.  Leroy Jones is the CEO of Neighbors and Neighbors Association. The organization runs the Overtown Business Resource Center located at 1490 NW 3rd Avenue, Suite 106 in Overtown and recently teamed up with the SEOPW CRA to manage the SEOPW CRA's COVID-19 Emergency Small Business Grant. The grant will award up to $10k in grant assistance to small businesses located within the redevelopment area. Jeffrey Watson (Host) Twitter | Instagram | Website Twitter: @JWatsonMiami Instagram: @jwatsonmiami   Social Media: Twitter:  @cityofmiamicra Facebook: miamicra Instagram: @miamicra

Connect with us at: SecondLineArts.org A versatile jazz trumpeter based in New Orleans, Ashlin Parker is sought after for big band, small ensemble, and solo performances. He has played with various ensembles at jazz festivals and clubs in Australia, Barbados, Bermuda, Brazil, Canada, England, Finland, France, Germany, Hungary, India, Italy, New Zealand, the Netherlands, Norway, Russia, South Africa, Spain, Switzerland, and Wales. Ashlin leads the Trumpet Mafia and plays regularly with ensembles in New Orleans, such as the Ellis Marsalis Quintet, The New Orleans Jazz Orchestra, and Bill Summers and Jazalsa. He has played with musicians such as Ellis Marsalis, Jason Marsalis, Delfeayo Marsalis, Herlin Riley, Roland Guerin, Leroy Jones, Derek Douget, Adonis Rose, Dr. John, Karl Denson, Igor Butman, and Nicholas Payton, as well as vocalists Rafael Saadiq, the O'Jays, Anthony Hamilton, PJ Morton, Aretha Franklin, Quiana Lynell, Tiffany Austin, and Dee Dee Bridgewater. Ashlin has played on more than 30 albums with other musicians and has featured solos on albums such as the New Orleans Jazz Orchestra's Songs: The Music of Allen Toussaint (2019) and Live at Newport (2017), Tiffany Austin's Unbroken (2018), Ellis Marsalis' Ellis Marsalis Quintet plays Ellis Marsalis (2017), and Jason Marsalis' Heirs of the Crescent City (2016). In addition to teaching private lessons and leading master classes at many high schools, colleges, and universities throughout the U.S., Ashlin teaches children and teenagers at the Ellis Marsalis Center for Music (2015-present), teaches applied jazz trumpet lessons at the University of New Orleans (2011-present), and serves as a visiting assistant professor of jazz studies at Tulane University (2018-2020).   Honors include sharing in the 2009 Grammy Award for Best Large Jazz Ensemble for the New Orleans Jazz Orchestra's debut album, entitled Book One. Trumpet Mafia won the OffBeat Magazine's 2017 Best of the Beat Award: Emerging Artist of the Year. Ashlin won the French Quarter Fest, Inc. 2018 Spirit of Satchmo Award for his musical contributions to New Orleans. He holds the Bachelor of Music in Jazz Studies from Shenandoah University Conservatory (2005) and the Master of Music in Jazz Studies from the University of New Orleans (2009). Support this podcast

I met a man the other day who had been in and out of jail and prison all his life. He was a hard charging alcohol/cocaine powered fighting machine at one point in his life. He didn’t seem to learn much in the numerous stints in prison he served. He had been sent to solitary confinement for fighting and selling drugs etc. numerous times, and one day he got sent back again, this time for 28 days, and his reading material was a Holy Bible. He read it cover to cover and ended up asking Christ to forgive him his many sins and vowed to follow Him from that day forward . . . https://www.wordsfortheday.com/index.php/2020/03/tougher-than-leroy-jones/

I met a man the other day who had been in and out of jail and prison all his life. He was a hard charging alcohol/cocaine powered fighting machine at one point in his life. He didn’t seem to learn much in the numerous stints in prison he served. He had been sent to solitary confinement for fighting and selling drugs etc. numerous times, and one day he got sent back again, this time for 28 days, and his reading material was a Holy Bible. He read it cover to cover and ended up asking Christ to forgive him his many sins and vowed to follow Him from that day forward . . . https://www.wordsfortheday.com/index.php/2020/03/tougher-than-leroy-jones/

Louise Balkwill: Quicke Cheddar, Caws Cenarth, St Giles, and Non-Alcoholic WineTHIS EPISODE: We talked about Louise's influences, her love of New Orleans and the "Sit-in" culture that stands there. We talk about our new healthy lifestyle, Mental health and the importance of great musical relationships, among other things!Louise Balkwill:Louise Balkwill is a jazz singer living and performing in London. She was born in Tooting and raised in Leicester by her hard working single mum of three, Vanessa, who encouraged and inspired her to pursue her interest in music from a very early age. Born into a family of musicians, Louise has never been short of inspiration and was raised as a multi instrumentalist before turning her interests to singing at the age of 16.Louise formed her first jazz ensemble at the age of 17 and later obtained a scholarship at Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance."Totally bowled over by Louise Balkwill's incredible vocals and engaging stage presence"- Sarah Chaplin, Jazzwise Magazine, 2015Since moving to London in September 2012, Louise has had the pleasure of learning from and working with musicians such as Leroy Jones, Barry Harris, Pete Churchill, Trudy Kerr, Brigette Beraha, Malcolm Earle-Smith, Ofer Landsberg, Simon Purcell, Liane Carroll, Sophie Bancroft, Sara Colman, Barry Green, Tina May, Nia Lynn, Anita Wardell, Nick Weldon, Martin Speake and Phil Peskett.Louise has performed in top venues all over London, such as Pizza Express Jazz Club, Ronnie Scott's Jazz Club, 606 Club, The Archduke, Charlie Wright's and Oliver's Jazz Bar to name a few. In addition to her UK ventures, Louise has performed overseas and has won the hearts of audiences in New York, New Orleans, Japan and all over Europe alongside household names such as Kermit Ruffins, Leroy Jones and Michael Kanan. Louise collaborates with trumpet prodigy Tim Quicke, with whom she can be found singing and playing in venues in London and beyond. Currently, Louise directs and sings with The Old Jelly Rollers, a New Orleans style second line band that she founded in 2016 whilst in her final year of studies at Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance. The group maintain an exciting blog and education resource that illustrates their pilgrimage to New Orleans and features interviews with some of the most celebrated jazz musicians in the western world.https://www.louisebalkwill.com/https://theoldjellyrollers.com/ 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://www.gilesthorntonmusic.com/bio https://open.spotify.com/album/2EqLKK40CAJc1eZ8uwxrtZ?si=-4TSuIPKQlCc14zj3bAn6Q  

**Video Trailer** Howard and Malvin explore the great jazz city known as Nawlins.  New Orleans, LA is Jazz Music.  They look at a few of the artists who call Nawlins, Home!  Check out the Music of...Catherine Russell, Kermit Ruffins, Dr. Michael White, Dr. John, Harry Connick Jr., Marsalis Family, Leroy Jones, and Terence Blanchard.

Howard and Malvin explore the great jazz city known as Nawlins.  New Orleans, LA is Jazz Music.  They look at a few of the artists who call Nawlins, Home!  Check out the Music of...Catherine Russell, Kermit Ruffins, Dr. Michael White, Dr. John, Harry Connick Jr., Marsalis Family, Leroy Jones, and Terence Blanchard.

Marty Holoubek was born and raised in Adelaide, South Australia, where he spent his formative years studying in the prestigious Marryatville High School Special Interest Music Program. Joining the Elder Conservatorium at the University of Adelaide to further his musical education, Marty was awarded Mitzi’s prize for the ‘Top undergraduate bass student’ in 2010 and the following year he was awarded the ‘Most Outstanding Undergraduate Student’. Since his move to Melbourne he has had much professional experience performing and recording with celebrated international artists such as Leroy Jones, Chuck Findlay, Bobby Rydell, George Garzone, Dave Douglas, Kenny Werner, Elaine Paige and Liz Callaway as well as celebrated Australian artists James Morrison, Kate Ceberano, Scott Tinkler, Aaron Choulai, Emma Pask, Julien Wilson and Joseph O’Connor. Marty is a core member of the internationally acclaimed bands Sex on Toast and The Lagerphones as well as many other projects around Melbourne. http://www.basslessonsmelbourne.com http://www.facebook.com/bassguitarlessonsmelbourne

What is justice and who does it serve? Murderers sometimes walk free after 12-15 years in prison, while low level drug offenders can go away for life. Two different killers with two different lawyers get two different sentences. Why? Is Lady Justice blind? Today we welcome Leroy Jones, Denise Georges, Dr. Bernard Ashby, and host Joe Stone. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/felony-miami/support

Richard Pryor is playing three different roles here. The first being a poor orange picker named Leroy Jones who gets laid off when by mistake he joins the worker's union during one of their demonstrations. Afterwards he is forced to leave his wife and family behind which also includes Leroy's father (also played by Pryor) to go to Los Angeles. Leroy ends up working for the same company that fired him back home. He is a manager at the company but he is now distant from his former pals. He meets and falls in love with Vanetta who is a labor organizer which leaves him splitting time between his wife Annie Mae and Vanetta. When Leroy finds out that the Reverend Lenox Thomas (also played by Pryor) has got his wife pregnant while he was absent, he then make the moves on the reverend's wife.

In this episode of Masterminds of Business Valerie Lewis of VBL Consulting and Leroy Jones CEO of GSI Health discuss his journey from the defense industry to Healthcare IT. They examine the impact of effective leadership to build a successful business. Background Mr. Jones is a technologist by training held a number of software development positions in the defense contracting field. In the mid-1990’s he decided to transition into the healthcare industry and worked for several start up, small business and corporate health care organizations.  In 2003, Mr. Jones decided to take the plunge as an entrepreneur. He founded GSI Health a cloud based software company to unite patients, healthcare payers and care providers of all kinds, enabling “whole person care” to improve patients’ health. GSI Health has been recognized as, Most Innovative Healthcare IT Company–USA, 50 Admired Companies to Watch, Corporate Culture Award, Top 50 Most Promising Healthcare Solution Providers under Mr. Jones’ leadership. Mr. Jones has been acknowledged and honored with multiple awards for his leadership in business and in the community, Small Business Person of the Year, 2016 Smart CEO Circle of Excellence and Acquisition International, 2016 CEO of the Year—USA to name a few. Mr. Jones attributes his success as a leader to being transparent and establishing a culture where his people demonstrate a willingness to follow his vision and help him to led. Conclusion Leroy Jones provides excellent insight into what it takes to be a successful entrepreneur. He also expounds on the role of leaders to promote positive working environments and advise for new leaders.

Huw and Mikill were joined by Director Phil Cox, Comedian Romesh Ranganathan, Lemar, legendary jazz trumpeter Leroy Jones and Rebecca James performed one of her songs live in the studio. To download full episodes go to www.fubarradio.com

Leroy Jones doesn't get nearly the recognition that he deserves. Here are some links, so that YOU can start to recognize him. He's better than you (obviously), and us (double obviously) and therefore you can learn a lot from listening to his playing, and you can get even further inside his head by listening to his Brass Chatting.

Trumpeter Leroy Jones talks about blending his New Orleans musical roots, and love for Clifford Brown, and his work with Harry Connick and his own band with his trombonist wife Katja Jones.