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BILL CHARLAP TRIO “AND THEN AGAIN” New York, 9 septiembre, 2023And then again, All the things you are, ‘Round midnightBill Charlap (p) Peter Washington (b) Kenny Washington (d) SARAH HANAHAN “AMONG GIANTS” New York, June 8 & 9, 2023Resonance, v A house is not a home,Sarah Hanahan (as) Marc Cary (p) Nat Reeves (b) Jeff “Tain” Watts (d) Bobby Allende (perc-1) TARBABY “YOU THINK THIS AMERICA” August, 2022 Dee Dee, Red door, Blues (When it comes)Orrin Evans (p) Eric Revis (b) Nasheet Waits (d) Continue reading Puro Jazz 29 de agosto, 2024 at PuroJazz.

BILL CHARLAP TRIO “AND THEN AGAIN” New York, 9 septiembre, 2023And then again, All the things you are, ‘Round midnightBill Charlap (p) Peter Washington (b) Kenny Washington (d) SARAH HANAHAN “AMONG GIANTS” New York, June 8 & 9, 2023Resonance, v A house is not a home,Sarah Hanahan (as) Marc Cary (p) Nat Reeves (b) Jeff “Tain” Watts (d) Bobby Allende (perc-1) TARBABY “YOU THINK THIS AMERICA” August, 2022 Dee Dee, Red door, Blues (When it comes)Orrin Evans (p) Eric Revis (b) Nasheet Waits (d) Continue reading Puro Jazz 29 de agosto, 2024 at PuroJazz.

Listen every Friday from 21 till 22 (Moscow time) Jazz FM (radiojazzfm.ru) Subscribe in iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/ru/podcast/funk-and-beyond-weekly/id1063844118?mt=2 for more details please visit beyondfunk.ru 1. MT Jones - Made Up Your Mind 2. Scarlet Monk - Moonlight 3. Sebb Junior, Muhsinah, Kaidi Tatham - Special Kaidi Tatham (Instrumental Remix) 4. Barry Can't Swim - Tell Me What You Need 5. AC Soul Symphony, Dave Lee - The Mystery, The Moment 6. Chaka Khan - I Know I Love You (J-Ski Edit Bugz In The Attic Chakattic) 7. Kuja Orchestra - Funky Friday 8. Heritage Orchestra - Dance To The Drummer's Beat 9. Funky Destination - Sweet Mama Earth 10. The Sure Fire Soul Ensemble - Jeannie's Getdown 11. Bella Brown & the Jealous Lovers - Soul Clap (radio edit) 12. Judas - Summer Vee 13. Boddhi Satva - Sacalo 14. Kokoroko - Tojo (Eun Remix) [feat. Demae] 15. Incognito - 1993 16. Brian Jackson - All Talk (Opolopo Remix) 17. Brutha Basil - Because Of Gil (B.O.G. Tribute) (Reelsoul Original Vocal Mix) 18. Curtis Nowosad - See Line Woman (feat. Brianna Thomas & Marc Cary) 19. Lee Ritenour - Wild Rice

Show notes: One of the most highly regarded jazz drummers today, Joe is known for his blazing speed, precision, musical, and melodic playing. Born in South Hadley, Massachusetts, in 1968, Joe grew up in a musical family; his father was a music educator, and he has four older brothers, two of whom became professional musicians. He studied with Alan Dawson and Arthur Taylor prior to attending and graduating from William Patterson College in New Jersey in 1994, where he began playing with saxophonist Eric Alexander and guitarist Peter Bernstein. Upon moving to New York City, he led the weekend jazz combos at Augie's (now Smoke Jazz & Supper Club). He performed with Junior Cook, Cecil Payne, John Ore, Big John Patton, Harold Mabern, Eddie Henderson, John Jenkins, and his brothers, John and James. Joseph's career includes recording over 100 CDs as leader and side-man, jazz festivals, and world tours with Pharaoh Sanders, Horace Silver, Harold Mabern, McCoy Tyner, Cedar Walton, Diana Krall, Benny Golson, George Coleman, Johnny Griffin, Lou Donaldson, Benny Green, Barry Harris, Curtis Fuller to name a few. He was the drummer for the late McCoy Tyner, a member of the late Pharaoh Sanders Quartet, and the late Harold Mabern Trio, and is a founding member of the renowned One for All Quintet. My recordings as a leader include Drumspeak and Beautiful Friendship feats. Cedar Walton and Curtis Fuller, Prime Time, Super Prime Time, and Make Someone Happy. Sarah Hanahan is an up-and-coming jazz saxophonist in New York City. Sarah is a graduate of the Jackie McLean Institute of Jazz at the Hartt School of Music, where she received her Bachelor's degree in 2019, as well as The Juilliard School, where she received her master's degree in 2022. She has had the privilege of studying with some of the greats of our time, including Abraham Burton, Nat Reeves, Steve Davis, Billy Drummond, and Marc Cary. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/backstagejazz/message

ROY HARGROVE – THE LOVE SUITE : IN MAHOGANY – LIVE “ALICE TULLY HALL” Jazz at Lincoln Center, New York, September 22, 1993 Young daydreams (Beauteous visions), Obviously destined Roy Hargrove (tp,vcl,comp) Andre Hayward (tb) Jesse Davis (as) Ron Blake (ts,sop) Marc Cary (p) Rodney Whitaker (b) Gregory Hutchinson (d) THE DAVE BRUBECK QUARTET – LIVE FROM THE NORTHWEST, 1959 Live, Portland, Oregon, April, 1959 Basin Street Blues, These Foolish Things, Gone with the Wind Paul Desmond (as) Dave Brubeck (p) Eugene Wright (b) Joe Morello (d) MARK TURNER QUARTET – LIVE “THE VILLAGE VANGUARD” New York, June 18 & 19, 2022 Bridgetown, Lennie groove Jason Palmer (tp) Mark Turner (ts,comp) Joe Martin (b) Jonathan Pinson (d) Continue reading Puro Jazz 27 diciembre 2023 – Copy at PuroJazz.

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A native of eastern Pennsylvania, JD Walter's past, present, and future has always embodied music. From church Boy choirs at the age of six to the American Boy choir school in Princeton to the University of North Texas on a vocal jazz scholarship, Walter has become a pioneer of improvisation and electronic innovations in the world of jazz. His recording career spans 20 years and his purist progressive approach to jazz music has been recognized worldwide. After extended studies in Amsterdam with Jazz vocal Icon, Deborah Brown, Walter returned to the U.S. and embedded himself in the New York Jazz scene. It was in New York, surrounded by visionaries of jazz, where he began to organically develop his liberated, vibrant style that turned him from straight-ahead to progressive jazz singing. Walter's recordings include, "Dressed in a Song", “Sirens in the C-House,” “Clear Day,” “Dedicated to You,” “2Bass, a Face and a Little Skin,” “Live in Portugal,” “Live at the 55 Bar,” “One Step Away,” and Guest appearances on over 100 recordings. The latest album, released on February 7, 2020, testifies to his personal progression as an evolving artisan and provides an intimate, inventive collection of standards and originals. “Dressed in a Song,” produced by Walter and Grammy-winning producer and A&R executive Al Pryor, features piano and vocal duets and trios with veterans and up-and-comers alike, including Jim Ridl, Orrin Evans, Jean-Michel Pilc, Marc Cary, Taylor Eigsti, Julius Rodriguez, Ben Wolfe, Obed Calvaire, and Becca Stevens. Over the decades, Walter has performed as a featured artist at numerous American jazz clubs and festivals in the U.S., Europe, the Middle East, Central America as well as over 80 tours in Russia. He remains a regular in the New York music scene, and has headlined at Dizzy's Lincoln Center, The Jazz Standard, The Blue Note, and The Jazz Gallery, among other venues. He has shared the stage with legendary artists, ranging from Dave Liebman, Billy Hart, Tom Harrell, Eddie Gomez, Bob Dorough, Nicholas Payton, Ben Monder, Sean Jones, Jean-Michel Pilc, Bill Evans, Mark Murphy, Greg Hutchinson, Ari Hoenig, Randy Brecker, Tim Warfield, Jim Ridl, Orrin Evans, Seamus Blake, Igor Butman, Nasheet Waits, Craig Handy, Boris Kozlov, Robin Eubanks, Eric Revis, Billy Drummond, Christian McBride, Adam Nussbaum. Walter currently resides in New York and teaches privately and abroad at The Prince Claus Conservatory in Groningen, Holland, The Jazz and Music School in St. Petersburg, and the Music Wave School in Moscow. In this episode, JD Walter 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

Nous recevons 4 messieurs : Christophe Cagnolari et Sekouba Bambino pour le projet Afriquatuors, puis Sorg et Napoleon Maddox pour l'album «Louverture» dédié à Toussaint Louverture. Nos premiers invités sont le musicien Christophe Cagnolari et le chanteur Sekouba Bambino d'Afriquatuors. Vidéo.  Afriquatuors est le tout premier (ou presque) ensemble de musique de chambre dédié aux musiques africaines. Il y résonne l'époque mythique des grands orchestres des 1960-80, quand furent inventés la juju music, la rumba électrique et le soukouss. En confiant à deux quatuors – l'un à cordes, l'autre à vent – l'audacieuse mission de faire groover ces musiques à danser, il s'agit de révéler le potentiel orchestral de ces classiques subsahariens, et de redécouvrir les voix de Ballou Canta, Sam Mangwana ou Sekouba Bambino quand elles se mêlent aux instruments aux instruments classiques européens. Dans cette rencontre, les guitares électriques deviennent pizzicati de violons, les mélismes musicaux mélodies de clarinettes, et les tambours des ports enfumés de la gold-coast caisses de violoncelles. Entre Paris et Brazzaville, Berlin et Lagos, Afriquatuors est une invitation à entrer dans plus qu'une chambre, une philharmonie panafricaines où l'on aurait enfin le droit de monter sur les tables. Titres joués, extraits de l'album d'Afriquatuors - Ballaké, chant Sekouba Bambino - Stabat Mater, chant Tina Kloutse  - Suite Lettre 1, chant Ballou Canta, Sam Mangwana - Amour Madidina, chant Ballou Canta.   ► Album Afriquatuors (Idol/La queue de la comète 2022). Puis nous recevons Sorg & Napoleon Maddox pour la sortie de l'album Louverture.      L'inlassable tandem franco-américain est de retour avec son 2ème album Louverture, un album-concept inspiré par le combat du général haïtien Toussaint Louverture. Voilà presque 10 ans que le rappeur Napoleon Maddox distille son flow aiguisé sur les productions du beatmaker Sorg. Leur 1er morceau Wild West (2013) a été récemment pitché par Netflix dans la série française «Braqueurs». Leur discographie comporte plusieurs EP's, un 1er album «Checkin Us» (2018), et de nombreuses collaborations avec des artistes de renommée tels que Gaël Faye, Hamid Drake, Marc Cary, Dobet Gnahoré, Cheick Tidiane Seck, etc. L'activiste et poète originaire de Cincinnati (Ohio), Napoleon Maddox, leader du groupe IsWhat?! et membre des groupes BadFat et Papanosh s'est récemment installé en France à Besançon, fief du producteur Sorg, notamment remarqué pour son remix de Rone Wave. Il s'agit dans cet opus d'ouvrir les portes de l'histoire, pour explorer et partager la vie de Toussaint Louverture autour des univers du jazz, de l'électro et du hip-hop. Le symbole fort de l'histoire de Louverture, général haïtien noir qui combattit pour les armées révolutionnaires françaises puis contre le rétablissement de l'esclavage avant de finir sa vie au Château de Joux emprisonné par Bonaparte, résonne tout particulièrement dans l'histoire commune des peuples afro-américains. À l'origine, Louverture de Toussaint était un projet de création scénique motivé par la résidence d'artiste associé du chanteur américain à Besançon, soutenu et co-produit par les SMAC La Rodia et Le Moloco. Napoleon Maddox, de son vrai nom, a choisi de s'inspirer de l'histoire du général haïtien pour créer un quartet aux cotés de Sorg, du multi-instrumentiste canado-haïtien Jowee Omicil, et du pianiste malien Cheick Tidiane Seck, finalement suppléé par le jazzman franco-haïtien Carl-Henri Morisset. La première de ce spectacle a eu lieu au Château de Joux sous la fenêtre murée de la cellule où est mort Louverture. Sorg & Napoleon Maddox décident alors d'en faire un album, intitulé sobrement « Louverture », où l'on retrouve les musiciens Jowee Omicil, Carl-Henri Morisset ou encore le rappeur Marc Nammour du groupe La Canaille. Le single et le clip éponyme «Louverture» filmé au Château de Joux, un titre jazzy et savoureux, marque le début de l'album. C'est un voyage dans le temps, avec des sons atmosphériques, qui fait écho avec l'histoire de cet incroyable combattant de la liberté. Titres joués extraits de l'album Louverture - Louverture - The Letter - Trayison Feat. Jowee Omicil - Bones Feat. Marc Nammour. ► Album  Louverture (Sans sucre records/L'Autre Distribution 2022).

Featuring a brand new joint from British hiphop jazzers The Comet is Coming; a fresh duet courtesy of CDMX songstresses Andrea Acosta and Maria Centeno; NYC keyboard legend Marc Cary from his 2021 trio release; a modern aficionado of exotica music, Frank LoCrasto and his latest project Kolumbo. The father of Ethio- jazz Mulatu Astatke with Oz's own Black Jesus Experience; Colorado jam grass legends legends Leftover Salmon getting after a Conway Twitty jam; and finally, Brazilian legend Milton Nascimento and his frequent collaborator Lo Borges from their 1972 classic.

ELVIN JONES “PUTTIN’ IT TOGETHER”  – Englewood Cliffs, NJ, April 8, 1968Reza (1), Sweet little Maia (2) Joe Farrell (ts-1,sop-2) Jimmy Garrison (b) Elvin Jones (d) MARC CARY “FOCUS”  – Belmont, CA, 2006 Appointment in Ghana, Self preservation, A long walk home Marc Cary (p) David Ewell (b) Sameer Gupta (d,tabla) BEN WENDEL “THE SEASONS” […]

Tonight's Jazz Feature is a new voice on the big baritone saxophone. His name is Jason Marshall. He is an "in your face" player with a huge deep sound and tons of technique and facility to get around the big horn. He has had great teachers like Hamiet Bluiett, Ronnie Cuber and Gary Smulyan. His inspiration comes from listening long and hard to Bruce Johnson, Leo Parker and Nick Brignola and of course Pepper Adams. Jason has a concept all his own and plays with deep respect for the great Jazz tradition of melodic and swinging improvisation.. He is backed on this quartet date by Marc Cary on piano, Gerald Cannon on bass and the great Willie Jones III on drums. This rhythm section can't miss! Enjoy this wonderful album by some of the young veterans of Jazz and Jason Marshall, a great new baritone saxophone voice. "New Beginnings" is tonight's Jazz Feature and it comes from the Cellar Live label thanks to producer Jeremy Pelt and Cory Weeds.

Succulent mix of deep jazz. Artists include: Dub Drums & Grand Elemen, Pete Belasco, De-Phazz, Ben Williams, Christian Scott, Hynotic Brass Ensemble, Marc Cary, Jeff Bradshaw, Mustard Seed, Andy Caldwell, Sharpshooters.Become a premium member for extra shows & content at djbenniejames.supercast.comTips at cash app $djbenniejamesLicensed for digital streaming & play  ASCAP 400009874 & BMI - 61044939Special Thanks as always to:  Donna at Life Destiny SOULutions, The Gardner Family, The Brown Family, Omar Boyles Promotions. Support the show

"We're Creating New Musical Art Forms Indigenous to Brooklyn."Our guest for this episode is Neel Murghai. Neel is a sitarist, overtone singer, percussionist, composer, teacher, and Co-Artistic Director of the Brooklyn Raga Massive, a raga inspired musician's collective.  He is a graduate of Goddard College's MFA in Interdisciplinary Arts program, and studied sitar with Pundit Ravindra Goswami in Banaras. Neel's music ranges from Indian classical to original compositions and contemporary cross-cultural collaborations. Neel has worked with a diverse array of artists and ensembles, including Adam Rudolph, Wyclef Jean, Cyndi Lauper, Karsh Kale, Samir Chatterjee, Dr. Lonnie Smith, Laraaji, Baba Israel, Andre DeShields, Raz Mesinai, Mission on Mars, Akim Funk Buddha, Loren Conners, Sameer Gupta, Marc Cary, Jay Gandhi, Arun Ramamurthy, Haunted House, and Cosmo Vinyl. He has performed at Lincoln Center, the Kennedy Center, the Blue Note, at festivals around the U.S, and appeared on the David Letterman Show, and on a music video for Will Smith's Bel Aire. Topics discussed:Neel's beginnings and interest in music and his beginnings with sitar and other musical pursuits, how the Brooklyn Raga Massive (BRM) began, his sources of inspiration, his experiences as c-Artistic Director for the BRM Orchestra and musicians' blending genres, performances with jazz and rock musicians, and musicians from all over the world, performances and recordings of Terry Riley's "In C." collaborations with Adam Rudolph and the Go Organic Orchestra, the BRM's strong online presence with performances and education during the pandemic, their promotion, PR, marketing, and funding strategies, and the friendship and alliance between the BRM and MFM.Music on this episode:"Bagheshri Unbound"  (live recorded improvisation by Neel Murghai using sitar, vocals and loops)"For Elijah” (Brooklyn Raga Massive Orchestra)“In D” (Brooklyn Raga Massive Orchestra)

In this episode of The Working Artist Project, Darrian Douglas and Gregory Agid talk to Curtis Nowosad about his career, "jazz fame" and immigration. 100 years after the Harlem Renaissance shook the world, there's a whole new cultural and spiritual awakening in that corner of the jazz world. A key player in galvanizing this fresh and dynamic sense of cultural awareness, drummer/composer Curtis Nowosad has been a major force in The Harlem Sessions, organized by renowned pianist Marc Cary. Having made his home in Harlem since 2013, the Canadian native emerges as a powerful musical force for social justice on a groundbreaking self-titled jazz and blues-driven collection that illuminates past and present history while creating some profound history of its own. Co-produced with Cary, it is his first collection to feature the explosive and intuitive chemistry of his NY-based ensemble that has held court in NYC everywhere from Smalls to The Jazz Standard to The Blue Note and full week residencies at Dizzy's Club at JALC. Curtis laid the foundation for this current release with two previous critically acclaimed collections, his debut The Skeptic & the Cynic and the WCMA-winning and JUNO-nominated Dialectics, which made DownBeat Magazine's “Best of 2015” list. A remix project, titled CNRMXD, will be released in late 2022. Curtis has played in the bands of trumpeter Philip Harper, trombonist Craig Harris, saxophonist and vocalist Braxton Cook and Cary (who both make major contributions to the album) while headlining major jazz festivals in the U.S., Canada and Europe. He has also played with five NEA Jazz Masters: Candido Camero, Dave Liebman, Jimmy Owens, Ron Carter and Kenny Barron. He is an endorser of Canopus Drums.

Listen every Friday from 21 till 22 (Moscow time) Jazz FM (radiojazzfm.ru) Subscribe in iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/ru/podcast/funk-and-beyond-weekly/id1063844118?mt=2 for more details please visit beyondfunk.ru tracklist: 1. Mo Horizons - Ella Dice (Freedust Vocal Remix) 2. Skinshape - Sua Alma 3. Kaina - Apple 4. Anduze - How To Love A Good Man 5. Benee - Hurt You Gus 6. Pachakuti youngvishnu - Heyoka 7. Laroye Abi Flynn - Rise 8. China Charmeleon - Falling (feat. El Payo Dindy) 9. Blue Lab Beats - Gotta Go Fast 10. Allysha Joy - Let It! 11. Werkha - Battered Mars Bar 12. Bonobo - Rosewood 13. Curtis Nowosad - See Line Woman (feat. Brianna Thomas and Marc Cary) 14. Daniel Casimir and Tess Hirst - Freedom 15. WorldService Project - Business Transaction 16. Ebi Soda - Libre 17. Mocky - Glide 18. Quied Dawn - Yellow 19. Mr. Hermano - Como um Sol 20. Webster Lewis - Barbara Ann

Soundpaint! Super simpatico! The ways in which people fall for Manhattan!New York Times critically acclaimed bassist, composer, producer, and bandleader, Dan Chmielinski has a heightened awareness that we should all strive for. In this episode, we chat about a budding collaboration that resulted in one of Dan's oldest and deepest relationships, adapting parts of our musical personality to accommodate any given ensemble, and the startling sights New Yorkers might see at the midnight deli. FEATURED RELEASE:Circuit Kisser“Faking The Moon Landing” (2019) Getting to Know: Chimy!Dan “Chimy” (shim'-ee) Chmielinski is a New York Times critically acclaimed, award winning bassist, composer, producer and bandleader who consistently creates original projects under his own brand, Chimy Music. He first began his love affair with the bass at the young age of 3.Now 27, Dan has traveled the world, performing, collaborating and recording with world class musicians such as Wynton Marsalis, Joey Alexander, The Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra, Marc Cary, Chase Baird, Brad Mehldau, Jeff "Tain" Watts, Jon Batiste, Beka Gochiashvili, Antonio Sanchez, Ulysses Owens Jr., Nir Felder, Etienne Charles, Camille Bertault, Mike Moreno, Bryan Carter, Eric Harland, and Carl Allen and The New York Jazz Symposium, to name a few.Dan founded and leads several groups of his own, including “Four by Four,” an octet innovatively showcasing jazz quartet alongside string quartet, and “Circuit Kisser,” an electronic ensemble consisting of five synthesizers, electric bass and drums, combining jazz harmonies and electronic music; both showcasing Dan's original compositions.Dan teamed up with vocalist Martina DaSilva to form the viral sensation, “ChimyTina,” a bass and vocal duo featuring tight-knit arrangements of classic jazz standards, folk tunes and popular music. In December 2019, ChimyTina released the winter holiday-inspired album A Very ChimyTina Christmas. The album received critical acclaim from Rolling Stone, NPR, The New York Times and more. Watch the interview on our YouTube channel here!

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 23rd December 2021 Artist - Track - Album - Year Pluto Juice    Welcome to Our Snow Globe    Pluto Juice    2021 Scott Kinsey/Mer Sal    Innocent Victim    Adjustments    2021 Nicolas Meier World Group    Riversides (Live)    Magnificent    2021 Marc Cary    Without Walls    Life Lessons    2021 Soul Café    Another Cup    Step Aside    2021 Ed Neumeister Quartet    Pickled Ginger 5    What Have I Done?    2021 Ed Neumeister Quartet    Inclusion    What Have I Done?    2021 Louis Hayes    Arab Arab (Joe Farell)    Crisis    2021 Johnathan Blake    In the Beginning was the Drum    Homeward Bound    2021 Johnathan Blake    Homeward Bound    Homeward Bound    2021 Hiromi: The Piano Quintet    Uncertainty    Silver Lining Suite    2021 Rão Kyao    Paz É O Caminho    Gandhi    2021 Gina Schwarz    Toronto    Pannonica    2020 Chet Doxas    The Last Pier    You Can't Take It With You    2021 Dino Govoni    Cobalt    Hiding In Plain Sight    2021 Manny Kellough and… Friends Speaking of Jazz    Katrina Ballerina (Woody Shaw)    Jazz Jazz Jazz (East to West Coast)    2021 Roberto Magris    Caban Bamboo Highlife (Randy Weston)    Match Point    2021 Negroni's Trio    Osvaldo    Esperanzas/Hopes    2021 David Friesen    Going Forth    Day of Rest    2021 The post The Creative Source (#CreativeSource) – 23rd December 2021 appeared first on SoulandJazz.com | Stereo, not stereotypical ®.

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 25th November 2021 Artist - Track - Album - Year Roberto Magris    Match Point    Match Point    2021 Christian McBride & Inside Straight    The Shade of the Cedar Tree    Live at the Village Vanguard    2021 Tom Garvin    Katherine    Ivory Jazz (Alone, 2015)    2021 The Oscar Peterson Quartet    Sushi    A Time for Love: Live in Helsinki, 1987    2021 Edward Simon    Country    Solo Live    2021 Montréal Jazz Trio    Empathy    Steve Amirault/Adrian Vedady/Jim Doxas    2021 Bill Charlap Trio    The Duke    Street of Dreams    2021 Lorraine Feather    Sweet Little Creature    Street of Dreams    2021 Pat Bianchi    Go Home    Something to Say: The Music of Stevie Wonder    2021 Marc Cary    Dreamlike    Life Lessons    2021 Nicholas Payton    Gold Dust Black Magic    Smoke Sessions    2021 Louis Hayes    Oxygen    Crisis    2021 Jazz Daddies    On Call    On Call    2021 Kristen R. Bromley Quintet    Between Canyon Walls    Bluish Tide    2021 Bruce Forman    Rope-a-Dope    Reunion!    2021 Ben Allison    Voyage of the Nautilus    Moments Inside    2021 Lionel Loueke    Close Your Eyes    Close Your Eyes    2021 Rich Halley/Dan Clucas/Clyde Reed/Carson Halley    The Lean    Boomslang    2021 Daggerboard    The Last Days of Studio A    The Last Days of Studio A    2021 The post The Creative Source (#CreativeSource) – 25th November 2021 appeared first on SoulandJazz.com | Stereo, not stereotypical ®.

Создание музыки для меня всегда было частью процесса исцеления. Музыка дала мне место в этом мире, чтобы выразить себя так, как невозможно сформулировать словами. Она открыла для меня бесчисленные возможности изучать культуры и учиться у людей со всего мира. Благодаря ей я познакомился с людьми, которые изменили мою жизнь в лучшую сторону. Life Lessons - свидетельство этих уроков и кульминация трех лет работы с Дэном и Диего в наших еженедельных выступлениях на The Harlem Sessions. Мы хотели задокументировать время проведенное вместе и звуки, которые мы разработали. Записавшись в январе 2020 года, за несколько недель до того, как жизнь превратилась в изоляцию, делает этот документ и его название еще более актуальным. Приближаясь к двум годам, когда мы не можем играть вместе, актуальность этого альбома и время, когда мы записывались, становятся еще более важным. Также увеличивает нашу любовь друг к другу, те факты, что множество друзей покинули нас в этот период из-за болезни. @Marc Cary Marc Cary - Piano, Fender Rhodes, Dave Smith Prophet 12, Dave Smith Mopho, Octatrak, Genome Sequencer(IoS), Lemur Mapping (IOs), UAD processing Diego Joaquin Ramirez - Canopus Neo Vintage drums, Vic Firth sticks, Remo heads, Zildjan Cymbals. Endorsed by Canopus Dan Chmielinski - a 1920s Juzek Master Art Acoustic Bass, Fender American Deluxe Precision Bass, 60th Anniversary Edition, Moog Grandmother. Endorsed by Pirastro Eudoxa Strings Mastered & Produced by Marc Cary Released September 14, 2021 ©️Sessionheads United #contemporaryjazz

“No matter how good you get — if you don't listen, then it's nothing because listening is 99% of what we do” Jazz pianist Marc Cary shares the wisdom he's gained from years as a professional musician in his latest album Life Lessons. The first lesson he shares is that in order to truly understand jazz, you have to dig deep — real deep. The roots of this music go back farther than American history — across the ocean, and across continents even. All great musicians were influenced by the places they traveled and the sounds they heard, especially from indigenous groups. Marc opens up about his own Native American ancestry and how his music was influenced by their sound and turbulent history. In addition to his fascination with and influence from indigenous music, Marc's compositions are also quite lyrical, no doubt impacted by his time spent with vocalists like Betty Carter and Abbey Lincoln. Marc laughs about the time Abbey Lincoln told him it was alright if he couldn't make her gigs once in a while so he could pursue his own interests — and then fired him the first time he said he was unavailable. While that year-long hiatus from her band may have disgruntled him at first, it propelled him to record his first album as a bandleader, for which he was grateful. His latest album Life Lessons includes two Abbey Lincoln songs, “It Was Supposed to Be Love” and “Learning to Listen,” where Marc opens up about the issue of domestic abuse and why listening is essential to making music. Listen to the full Bite-Size Jazz interview with pianist Marc Cary about his new album Life Lessons to learn more about his passion for indigenous music, the inspiration behind songs like “Not a Good Day to Die,” and his collaboration with artists like Roy Hargrove and Abby Lincoln. Resources Learn more about Marc Cary on his website. You can find Dear Love anywhere you stream music. It's also available for purchase on Amazon Music. Head to the Bite-Size Jazz website to sign up for our newsletter so you can be the first to know about new interviews by having episodes sent directly to your inbox! You'll also find a link to subscribe on your favorite podcast platform and to follow us on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter. We'd love to connect with you! And if you have three minutes, we would LOVE for you to leave us a review on Apple Podcasts. Just click this link, then click on “Listen on Apple Podcasts,” scroll to the bottom, and tell us what you think!

Two main themes in the second parts of this week's edition of Mondo Jazz. Jazz players of Caribbean heritage (Arturo O'Farrill--Cuba, Cynthia Abraham--Guadeloupe, Kazemde George--Haiti), and remarkable piano jazz (Marc Cary, Kirk Lightsey, Scott Spivak & Frank Kimbrough, Irène Schweizer, Chick Corea] Detailed playlist at https://spinitron.com/RFB/pl/14221029/Mondo-Jazz (from "Despedida in Lion Struggles and Strugglets" onwards) Happy listening!

Featuring a brand new jam from NYC guitar hero Simon Kafka and a slightly vintage jam from NYC guitar hero Robbie Seahag Mangano; stunning unreleased material on Impulse Records from the legend that is Alice Coltrane; France and NYC collide inside the new trio “Three of a Kind” feat. guitarist Michael Valeanu; Swiss/Colorado hippie chillout undrground beats from the legendary Hawkfather and Kwest; bass colossus Marc Johnson takes us on a solo exploration from his new record “Overpass”; keyboard great Marc Cary lighting it up on his upcoming release “Life Lessons”; Guadalajara songstress Valentina Gonzalez and her multi-culti art pop; Dev Hynes digging into the soundscapes on his soundtrack for the film “Mainstream”; and finally, BK lady-rockers extraordinaire Desert Sharks and their brand new cover of the indie classic “Voices Carry.”

Featuring a bucket of new releases from NYC legends and beyond: the brand new Vijay Iyer joint on ECM; chanteuse Cyrille Aimee's fresh duo release with guitarist Michael Valeanu; banjo-thrash from Brandon Seabrook and Three-Layer Cake; NYC keyboard icon Marc Cary's latest unreleased jam; NC funkster Daron's latest single with a little help from Charlie Hunter; the just-dropped duo project JOMORO from percussion wiz kids Mauro Refusco and Joey Waronker; an excellent new cut from Swiss pianist Nik Bartsch on the ECM label; bassist, vocalist, and mariscos-lover Karina Rykman's new party banger; and a beautiful song from drummer/vocalist Alwyn Robinson on Leftover Salmon's new LP.

"...don't be cruel, because I would never be that cruel to you..." The mix is the only thing that matters in my life so you know I'm down and I treat the mix right, you've got no reason to treat it cold as ice! This is no Bobby Brown plea - just the facts that this mix is GONNA CHANGE YOUR ATTITUDE GIRL.....uh no oh oh no... uh don't be cruel. Enjoy, Brian "Katzpheno" Phoenix featuring: The Brand New Heavies - "We Won't Stop" (2006) Koffee - "Toast" (2019) Damian "Junior Gong" Marley - "The Master Has Come Back" (2005) Stick Figure - "In This Love" (2015) Marc Cary - "7th Avenue North" (2015) Rahsaan Patterson - "6AM" (2011) Kenny G. & Rahul Sharma - "Namaste" (2012) Gretchen Parlato - "All That I Can Say" (2011) Najee - "Is It The Way Back" (2017) Richard Elliott & Rick Braun - "Two Heart Tango" (2007) Bosco - " Cruel" (2017) Thomas Dolby - "The Flat Earth" (1984) Taylor McFerrin (featuring: Robert Glasper & Thundercat) - "Already There" (2014) DJ Spinna (featuring: Selan) - "Back 2 U" (2006)

The show where we uncover the stories, processes, and worldviews behind NYC’s most artful and creative musicians. TICKETS for their January 31st, 2021 concert (recording available after): https://bravesound.org/shop/joeblock/ Today's Guests:Joe Block is a pianist, composer, arranger, and bandleader. He began playing classical piano at the age of two before switching to jazz in middle school. While growing up in Philadelphia, a city with a rich jazz and musical tradition, he was fortunate to learn and study from older musicians on the scene and in jazz education programs at the Philadelphia Clef Club of Jazz and Performing Arts, the Kimmel Center, and Temple University.Joe currently resides in New York City where he attends both the Juilliard School (MM ‘22) and Columbia University (BA ‘21) as part of their highly selective and vigorous dual-degree exchange program. His has studied with Geoff Keezer, Marc Cary, Ted Rosenthal, Bruce Barth, and Frank Kimbrough. Joe has had the opportunity to work and play with many esteemed musicians including Wynton Marsalis, Kurt Rosenwinkel, Leslie Odom, Jr. Ari Hoenig, Eric Alexander, Seamus Blake, Jaleel Shaw, Hannibal Lokumbe, Justin Faulkner, and The Captain Black Big Band. As a bandleader and sideman in New York and Philadelphia he has performed at numerous venues including Dizzy’s, The Django, Birdland, Smalls Jazz Club, Smoke Jazz Club, Bar Next Door, Symphony Space, Alice Tully Hall, Shapeshifter Lab, Cafe Bohemia, Chris’ Jazz Café, South Jazz Parlor, @exuberance, Kimmel Center, Philadelphia Clef Club, Hilbert Circle Theatre (Indianapolis) and the Black Cat (San Francisco).He has also performed at the Monterey Jazz Festival, Belize Jazz Festival, Montclair Jazz Festival, Mid-Atlantic Jazz Festival, Next Generation Jazz Festival, and Telluride Jazz Festival. He leads his own quintet and trio, and is the co-leader and founder of the Philadelphia Ambassador Big Band.In addition to being an instrumentalist, Joe is an avid and experienced composer and arranger (ASCAP). Hailed by Jazz at Lincoln Center as one of "jazz's most promising young composers", he has been commissioned to write or arrange music for the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis (2019, 2020), the Philadelphia Ambassador Big Band, the Juilliard Jazz Orchestra, the Wynton Marsalis Septet, and the Jazz Orchestra of Philadelphia, for which he arranged part of Gustav Holst’s “The Planets” in 2018.Find him at https://www.joeblockmusic.com/ Your hosts: Michael Shapira: michaelxshapira.com @michaelxshapiraAustin Zhang: austinzhang.org @austindiscoversLearn more: https://bravesound.org/ Instagram: @bravesoundnyc

The show where we uncover the stories, processes, and worldviews behind NYC’s most artful and creative musicians.Back once again, after our first try was tarnished by a mistake in the audio. Please enjoy this conversation with Joe Giordano. Today's Guest: Originally from Albany, NY, Joe Giordano is a trombonist, multi-instrumentalist, composer, and bandleader based in New York City. He currently studies at the Manhattan School of Music under the tutelage of Marshall Gilkes and Marc Cary. Giordano was inspired by his father, Mark, at a young age and became enamored with the sounds of JJ Johnson and Curtis Fuller. His list of heroes and influences has expanded to include literary geniuses such as William Blake, Carl Jung, and Ta-Nehisi Coates. Since moving to New York City, Giordano has performed with many key voices on the scene, including Frank Lacy, Bobby Sanabria, Stacy Dillard, and Davis Whitfield Jr. He has performed at venues such as Smalls, Dizzy’s, Clement’s Place, Newport Jazz Festival, and with the Jazz Exchange. In addition to being a Vail Jazz Alumnus, Giordano was named a YoungArts Finalist in Jazz in 2018. Find him @joegiordano120 on Instagram TICKETS for Nov. 8 Concert: https://bravesound.org/shop/joegiordano/Your hosts: Austin Zhang - https://www.austinzhang.org/Michael Shapira http://michaelxshapira.com/ and @michaelxshapira Learn more: https://bravesound.org/ Instagram: @bravesoundnyc

Brooklyn based trumpeter Satish Robertson is a musician who wears many hats. His horn soars in a variety of musical settings from jazz to gospel, neo-soul, hip-hop, funk, right down to the blues. His credits include live performances and/or recordings with heavy hitters across several genres such as James Carter, Marc Cary, Spirit of Life Ensemble, Deborah Davis, Ace Clark, Chazmere, Talib Kweli, The NYC Ska Orchestra, Bobby Kyle & the Administers, and Archie Bell of the Drells. He is also the leader of numerous exciting jazz groups of his own. Growing up in Jersey City, NJ, Satish developed a deep love of music early on thanks to his grandmother's extensive record collection. He began his musical studies on piano as a child, but after falling under the spell of Miles Davis, he gravitated towards trumpet at the age of 20. Trumpeters Clifford Brown, Donald Byrd, Lee Morgan, Booker Little, Freddie Hubbard, Woody Shaw, and Roy Hargrove would also become strong influences. Partly self taught, but also mentored by master trumpeters such as Rob Henke, Vinnie Cutro, Jeremy Pelt, Eddie Henderson, Duane Eubanks, and the late Ted Curson, Satish has developed a commanding, penetrating, and soulful voice on his horn. Satish is also a prolific composer whose writing often exhibits a striking cinematic quality. And with his new release 80's JOINT: THE EP, Satish shows yet another side of his vast artistry, fusing jazz with the synth heavy sounds of 1980's pop, rock, funk, R&B, and techno - composing, arranging, producing, and playing nearly all of the instruments on the record himself.

Marc Cary has been a leader in jazz for decades. As a band leader he's released over ten albums pushing boundaries in jazz. He's worked with legends like Betty Carter, Abbey Lincoln, Dizzy Gillespie, and Wynton Marsalis. He's performed and recorded with modern chanteuses like Ndegeocello, Erykah Badu, Lauryn Hill and Ani Di Franco. In recent years he's collaborated with Stephon Harris and Roy Hargrove on a weekly series called the Harlem Sessions. Visit www.marccary.com for his complete bio and discography. Tinku Bhattacharyya is a powerful advocate for artist rights management with a PhD from Glasgow University. Raised in Scotland, Tinku rose quickly in artist management in Glasgow and London. In addition to managing her husband Marc's career, she's currently the manager for legendary saxophonist Gary Bartz. She's overseen the careers of dozens of artists including Grammy nominated group KING, Shuggie Otis, Amp Fiddler, and Incognito. She speaks passionately about how artists can navigate through the current music business world by controlling their metadata and understanding mechanical licensing. Every musician needs to hear what Tinku has to say. Find out more about her agency Intrinsic Artists on their website: www.intrinsicartists.com. Marc and Tinku moved to Baltimore a few months ago to get away from the pandemic in New York. Together they make the ultimate music power couple. Smarts and talents to spare. This is a conversation with something for everyone on the scene.

  Lakecia Benjamin was named by the Downbeat Magazine Critics’ Poll as Rising Star in 2020.  Her latest album "Pursuance" is an intergenerational masterpiece that takes one on a journey through the lineage of the music with the works of John and Alice Coltrane. Benjamin pays homage to those who have come before by featuring innovative bandleaders of her generation, such as, Reggie Workman (Coproducer and playing ), Ron Carter , Gary Bartz, DeeDee Bridgewater, Meshell Ndegecello, Regina Carter, Bertha Hope, Last Poets, Greg Osby, Steve Wilson, John Benitez, Marc Cary, Marcus Gilmore, Keyon Harrold, Marcus Strickland, Brandee Younger, Georgia Anne Muldrow, and Jazzmeia Horn. A charismatic and dynamic saxophonist and bandleader, Lakecia Benjamin fuses traditional conceptions of Jazz, HipHop, and Soul. Benjamin's electric presence and fiery sax work has shared stages with several legendary artists, including Stevie Wonder, Alicia Keys, The Roots, and Macy Gray. As the bandleader of Lakecia Benjamin and Soul Squad, she melds the vintage sounds of James Brown, Maceo Parker, Sly and the Family Stone, and the Meters with soaring, dance-floor worthy rhythms. Benjamin's grooves take the classic vibe to a whole new level with sultry alto saxophone creating something special on every cut - be it a smoldering late-night ambiance, or a forceful jazz intensity, or even the tight funk multi-horn harmony sections.

A charismatic and dynamic saxophonist and bandleader, Lakecia Benjamin fuses traditional conceptions of Jazz, HipHop, and Soul. Benjamin's electric presence and fiery sax work has shared stages with several legendary artists, including Stevie Wonder, Alicia Keys, The Roots, and Macy Gray. As the bandleader of Lakecia Benjamin and Soul Squad, she melds the vintage sounds of James Brown, Maceo Parker, Sly and the Family Stone, and the Meters with soaring, dance-floor worthy rhythms. Benjamin's grooves take the classic vibe to a whole new level with sultry alto saxophone creating something special on every cut - be it a smoldering late-night ambiance, or a forceful jazz intensity, or even the tight funk multi-horn harmony sections.A streetwise New York City native born and raised in Washington Heights, Lakecia Benjamin first picked up the saxophone at Fiorello LaGuardia High School for the Performing Arts. From there she joined the renowned jazz program at New York's New School University. However, even at that early stage, Benjamin was already playing with renowned jazz figures like Clark Terry and Reggie Workman, which introduced her to opportunities to play and tour with an array of artists such as Rashied Ali, the David Murray Big Band, Vanessa Rubin and James "Blood" Ulmer. With her deep jazz roots, she was soon in demand as an arranger and horn section leader, landing stints with such acclaimed artists as Anita Baker. Currently Lakecia Benjamin's latest album "Pursuance" is an intergenerational masterpiece that takes one on a journey through the lineage of the music with the works of John and Alice Coltrane. Benjamin pays homage to those who have come before by featuring innovative bandleaders of her generation, such as, Reggie Workman (Coproducer and playing ), Ron carter , Gary Bartz, Dee Dee Bridegwater, Meshell Ndegecello, Regina carter, Bertha Hope, Last poets, Greg Osby, Steve Wilson, John Benitez, Marc Cary, Marcus Gilmore, Keyon Harrold, Marcus Strickland, Brandee Younger, Georgia Anne Muldrow, and Jazzmeia Horn.

  Mike Jeffers and special guest vocalist Jd Walter talking about his new recording "Dressed in a Song" where he performs with 6 of his favorite piano players and mixture of original compositions and well known songs. JD also discusses how he developed his sound and improvisational style at the UNT College of Music and studying with Deborah Brown. Thanks to the Epiphany Center for the Arts.   About JD Walter A native of eastern Pennsylvania, JD Walter’s past, present, and future has always embodied music. From church Boy choirs at the age of six to the American Boy choir school in Princeton to the University of North Texas on a vocal jazz scholarship, Walter has become a pioneer of improvisation and electronic innovations in the world of jazz. His recording career spans 20 years and his purist progressive approach to jazz music has been recognized worldwide. After extended studies in Amsterdam with Jazz vocal Icon, Deborah Brown, Walter returned to the U.S. and embedded himself in the New York Jazz scene. It was in New York, surrounded by visionaries of jazz, where he began to organically develop his liberated, vibrant style that turned him from straight-ahead to progressive jazz singing. Walter’s recordings include, "Dressed in a Song", “Sirens in the C-House,” “Clear Day,” “Dedicated to You,” “2Bass, a Face and a Little Skin,” “Live in Portugal,” “Live at the 55 Bar,” “One Step Away,” and Guest appearances on over 100 recordings. While recording his most recent album, “Dressed in a Song,” a life-threatening health scare and subsequent heart and vocal cord surgeries kept Walter out of the studio and off the road for several years. The latest album, released on February 7, 2020, testifies to his personal progression as an evolving artisan and provides an intimate, inventive collection of standards and originals. “Dressed in a Song,” produced by Walter and Grammy-winning producer and A&R executive Al Pryor, features piano and vocal duets and trios with veterans and up-and-comers alike, including Jim Ridl, Orrin Evans, Jean-Michel Pilc, Marc Cary, Taylor Eigsti, Julius Rodriguez, Ben Wolfe, Obed Calvaire, and Becca Stevens. Over the decades, Walter has performed as a featured artist at numerous American jazz clubs and festivals in the U.S., Europe, the Middle East, Central America as well as over 80 tours in Russia. He remains a regular in the New York music scene, and has headlined at Dizzy’s Lincoln Center, The Jazz Standard, The Blue Note, and The Jazz Gallery, among other venues. He has shared the stage with legendary artists, ranging from Dave Liebman, Billy Hart, Tom Harrell, Eddie Gomez, Bob Dorough, Nicholas Payton, Ben Monder, Sean Jones, Jean-Michel Pilc, Bill Evans, Mark Murphy, Greg Hutchinson, Ari Hoenig, Randy Brecker, Tim Warfield, Jim Ridl, Orrin Evans, Seamus Blake, Igor Butman, Nasheet Waits, Craig Handy, Boris Kozlov, Robin Eubanks, Eric Revis, Billy Drummond, Christian McBride, Adam Nussbaum. Walter currently resides in New York and teaches privately and abroad at The Prince Claus Conservatory in Groningen, Holland, The Jazz and Music School in St. Petersburg, and the Music Wave School in Moscow.

Tonight is our final Feature with drummer/leaders for the month of May. Our Feature artist tonight is one of the most widely recorded drummers in Jazz, Arthur Taylor. After a long career playing and recording with just about every Jazz musician of importance. Arthur Taylor headed for Europe for many years and continued to play with many American ex-pats. Upon his return home he formed a band of young and energetic musicians and resurrected the band name "Taylor's Wailers" that he had used in the 1950's when he gigged as leader. This young band is tonight's Jazz Feature. The album was recorded in 1991 and consisted of Willie Williams on tenor saxophone, Abraham Burton on alto saxophone, Marc Cary on piano, and Tyler Mitchell on bass and Mr. A.T. (aka Arthur Taylor). The band cooks and is all driven by Arthur's amazing big beat. There is a great selection of tunes like the title track written for Arthur by fellow drummer Walter Bolden called "Mr.A.T." Randy Weston's "Hi-Fly" is here along with Mal Waldron's beautiful ballad "Soul Eyes". There are many other highlights on "Mr. A.T." so check it out tonight. "Taylor's Wailers-Mr.A.T.".

Mike Casey mixes jazz sax with marketing savvy.   He shares in this podcast how he uses digital tech and music . . . and understanding his audiences . . . to spread the word on his music as an independent artist.  Enjoy this discussion with Mike about how he has questioned everything about creating jazz in this modern, streaming world. Guest: Mike Casey, Jazz Saxophonist and Digital Manager/Marketer An award-winning, songwriter, saxophonist, and teaching artist with over 2 million streams worldwide (without a record label or team), Mike is bringing the joy of “jazz” across genre lines to a diverse audience around the world. Mike has performed with artists as diverse as DJ Logic, Nat Reeves, Benito Gonzalez, Brandee Younger, Zaccai Curtis, Tarus Mateen, Duane Eubanks, Justin Faulkner, and Marc Cary, through his project “The Harlem Sessions”. Through his apprenticeship with Marc Cary, he has performed at the NYC Winter Jazz Fest, Lincoln Center, NYC SummerStage, Ginny’s Supper Club, and Cape May’s Exit Zero Jazz Festival. Website: mikecaseyjazz.com Spotify Remix Remix on all platforms

Love is something that we all have in common. Charles understands this and eloquently expresses this understanding on his sophomore album, Single & in Love. The title of this album is provocative and thought-provoking. It makes the listener feel and respond to the vibrations on a high level. Charles explains that love of oneself is, in fact, the most important component of love. Through his music, he helps us to understand that without a complete understanding of yourself, it is almost impossible to extend the gift of love to another. In today's episode of The Working Artist Project, we explore the sounds of Charles Turner's music and get a bird's-eye view into his life as a working artist. Connect with Charles Here: http://charlesturnermusic.com/ (http://charlesturnermusic.com/)BioCharles Turner has taken the jazz scene by storm. Charles relocated to New York in 2011, and has performed in venues such as Smoke Jazz and Super Club, Birdland, Ginny's Supper Club, Smalls, and Mintons in Harlem. Also performing with Renown Jazz and Swing Pianist Gordon Websters bringing swing around the world from Beijing to London, New York and back! The Charles Turner Quartet has performed at Dizzy's Club Coca Cola at Jazz at Lincoln Center for the Generations in Jazz festival  for 2 consecutive years. He also Released his Debut Album " Dreamers" Produced by Grammy Award winning Drummer Ulysses Owens  at Jazz at Lincoln Center March 2014. Appearing next  at Jazz at Lincoln Center, he will be a part of the 2015-16 Season at is Debut concert in the Appel Room in May 2016. Turner graduated from the prestigious Berklee College of Music in Boston, Ma on a full scholarship. During his time there Charles had the wonderful opportunity to study and perform with Grammy Award–winning drummer and educator Terri Lyne Carrington, Dave Samuels, Dee Dee Bridgewater, and Joanne Brackeen. In 2013 Charles was invited to participate in the prestigious Betty Carter's Jazz Ahead program, where he worked with Jason Moran, Craig Handy, Marc Cary, and performed at the Kennedy Center. He also won Best Jazz Vocalist awards at the Monterey Jazz Festival, and was a finalist at the esteemed Shure Montruex jazz festival Vocal Competition. Charles also performed with Bobby Mcferrin along with other young talents in a Improvisation Workshop Concert at Carnegie Hall. Featured on Ulysses Owens latest album which is receiving rave reviews from the  New York Times and other publication. Charles has collaborated with many young up and coming artist as well as veterans in out music today. He has performed in Germany, France, Switzerland, Spain and Russia. Charles will continue to spread his love for music for years and years to come. Support this podcast

Black History Month 2018 was one for the books. We saw millions of fans celebrate #JanetJacksonAppreciationDay on Superbowl Sunday, Sade announce her first musical release in seven years for the Ava Duvernay-directed A Wrinkle In Time, the Obama presidential portraits unveiled, and The Golden State Warriors opt out of the traditional White House visit to instead take a group of students to the Smithsonian National Museum of African-American History and Culture. We even saw a Black Lives Matter flag raised over a high school in Vermont, and of course Black Panther burn up the box office, smashing records along the way. We spent the month honoring the past, present, and future of Blackness in Brooklyn. We got a lesson on jazz great Betty Carter’s legacy from some of her contemporaries and closest friends. We joined a book club that celebrates black literature and womanhood. And we followed a group of students from Brooklyn all the way to Wakanda. #BlackHistory, #BlackFuture, #BlackExcellence. Say it loud in Brooklyn, USA. ••• Brooklyn, USA is produced by Sachar Mathias and Emily Boghossian. Thanks to Gail Boyd, Ora Harris, Carmen Lundy, Marc Cary, Charenee Wade, Shannon Effinger and Kuye Youngblood for telling Betty Carter’s story, and to Keisha "TK" Dutes and the Bondfire Radio family for mixing the piece. For more information on Betty Carter and Jazz Ahead, visit www.kennedycenter.org Thanks to Primos Cobb and the 7th graders at Exceed Charter School for letting us tag along, and to Frederick T. Joseph for starting the #BlackPantherChallenge. That story was produced by Emily Boghossian and Khyriel Palmer. Thanks to Glory Edim and all of the Well Read Black Girls who took time out of the festival to share their experiences with us. For more information on the book club visit www.wellreadblackgirl.com, and make sure to pick up the upcoming anthology, "Well Read Black Girl: Finding Our Stories, Discovering Ourselves" when it comes out this fall. This episode featured music from the de Wolfe music library. If you like what you hear, think we got something wrong or just want to get in touch, you can leave us a comment, tweet us at BRIC RADIO or leave a message at (347) 504-0801. For more information on this and all BRIC Radio podcasts, visit ww.bricartsmedia.org/radio.

The participants of the ultimate embrace have the inclination to coalesce they are first enticed, intrigued and engaged. Just like a kick and a snare,a scent and/or a stare may be all that is necessary for a chemical reaction to become a spontaneous combustion. This selector has prepared an appetizer for grazing in the grass at this summer's Atlanta Jazz Festival. This blend is both cool and spicy,and subdued yet energetic:with a sprinkle of percussion, Mambo and lush chords...featuring tunes by The Foreign Exchange and Marc Cary,as well as Detroit's Dwele and Atlanta's own Justin Gilbert. Lizz Wright sways as Marvin Gaye swoons,with the opening track providing an awesome Jazz trip. Enjoy! Floating- Groove Collective Smoke & Coffee - Justin C Gilbert 7th Ave North- Marc Cary Open Your Eyes You Can Fly- Lizz Wright All The Kisses(Ahmed Sirour mix)- The Foreign Exchange Incredible - Wagon Cooking Yeah- Blue Six Yemaya- Irakere ft. Chucho Valdes Sunflower- Tito Puente I Want You(remix)- Marvin Gaye Red Clay- Dwele

Live footage from The Harlem Sessions, led by pianist Marc Cary, plus an interview with Cary; One To Grow On interview with drummer Kush Abadey

10e émission de la 30e session... Cette semaine, l'animateur est encore au Festival de Jazz...alors dernière mixette avec des trucs récents, free-bop, ben de la trompette et free ! En musique: Marc Cary sur l'album Rhodes Ahead Vol.2 (Motema, 2015); Benny Green sur l'album Live in Santa Cruz (Sunnyside, 2015); Book of Sounds sur l'album Book of Sounds (ILK Music, 2015); Tom Trio sur l'album Radical Moves (forTune, 2014); Craig Pedersen Quartet sur l'album Ghosts (Indépendant, 2015); Stephen Haynes sur l'album Pomegranate (New Atlantis, 2015)...  

10e émission de la 30e session... Cette semaine, l'animateur est encore au Festival de Jazz...alors dernière mixette avec des trucs récents, free-bop, ben de la trompette et free ! En musique: Marc Cary sur l'album Rhodes Ahead Vol.2 (Motema, 2015); Benny Green sur l'album Live in Santa Cruz (Sunnyside, 2015); Book of Sounds sur l'album Book of Sounds (ILK Music, 2015); Tom Trio sur l'album Radical Moves (forTune, 2014); Craig Pedersen Quartet sur l'album Ghosts (Indépendant, 2015); Stephen Haynes sur l'album Pomegranate (New Atlantis, 2015)...  

The History... Ever since there was electricity in the form of airwaves, the world has sought to communicate and project thoughts, feelings, and vibrations, with the hope of a worthy recipient on the opposite end to absorb the message. Conventional radio, originally broadcasted via towers and transmitters, became a current which could be felt and interpreted with wire antennae. This medium, often commercially driven, lucrative, and at times corrupt in practice saw its ascent, peak, and the beginning of its decline all during the 20th century. Then… the current went underground. The desire and need to be free of a federally controlled, and caste system-like monopoly gave birth to an assortment of alternative means for one to be heard. The advent of coaxial cable, fiber optics, and data flowing through phone lines revolutionized the way information, and more importantly, music… was sent and received. The Soul made a breakthrough. The Future… Satellite, cable and now Internet radio, while different in their applications, yet similar in intent, have slain the all-encompassing ogre and put the power back into the hands of the people it was meant to serve. YOU! KNOC Radio is the natural progression and brainchild of the people. KNOC (Keep Nourishing Our Communities) has emerged from the rubble to provide a voice for the unheard. Encouragement of individual expression and attentiveness to one’s Soul is the model for the next millennium through quality programs on and offline, artistic endeavors and audio on demand. A nu standard in radio has arrived. My first internet based radio show was called "Eklektika", co-hosted with comedian/filmmaker Kenny Kinds, and afterwards there was "Knocturnal Sunshine", a ray of light in the night, featuring Soul, Acid Jazz, Lounge and more. I buried the show after the passing of a dear friend at the hands of the police, and it is now reborn,infused with healing energy to make the world a better place from my stance of artivism. Indulge in this mix as it blurs genres, color lines, and periods in time....some new,some olde, an exploration at its best. No track list will be put up, if you like a song, Shazzam it, then buy it. That is all...enjoy. (Spoiler alert: Jose James, Fertile Ground, Roni Size, Marc Cary, and a couple of songs regarding the act of kissing all appear here...)

Popular New York pianist Marc Cary talks about his Marc Cary Focus Trio, growing up in Washington and gives advice to young artists.

Previews of new albums from pianists Marc Cary and Helen Sung.  Rene and Lee riff on taking an unpopular stand, whether political or social. Rene talks about Esperanza Spalding who recently did a protest song about the prisoners at Guantanamo Bay. This episode sponsored by PDXJazz. 

New CDs by pianists Marc Cary and John Medeski are previewed by Lee and Rene. Then Rene & Lee riff on the power and the pain of social media.  Rene is particularly feeling the pain part and is looking for help in that department.  This episode sponsored by Scullers Jazz in Boston.

The Kitchen, located in Chelsea, and The Studio Museum in Harlem have a couple of exciting things in common. Both centers herald innovation in the arts. And now both have Hoofers' House--an intimate tap jam session celebrating tap dance on the cutting edge. Rashida Bumbray--who co-founded Hoofers' House at SMH and now serves as Assistant Curator at The Kitchen--joins me to talk about this new partnership and The Kitchen's upcoming free event, hosted by master tap dancer/teacher Jason Samuels Smith (May 23). BIO Rashida Bumbray is a dancer and curator living in Harlem. While Bumbray's primary dance form is tap, she has studied with international dance masters of various forms in Brazil, The Gambia, and London. Her personal work combines her passion for dance and visual art in the interest of creating and presenting work that interrogates society and inspires transformation. Bumbray has been Assistant Curator at The Kitchen since Fall 2006. Previously she enjoyed a five and half year tenure at The Studio Museum in Harlem, as Curatorial Assistant and Exhibition Coordinator. She is co-founder and curator of Studio Sound, the Studio Museum's lobby music installation which featured new works by Daniel Bernard Roumain (DBR), Marc Cary, and Charlie Dark’s The Black Atlantic Project: a musical chain letter. Recently she co-curated the exhibition Mai-Thu Perret: An Evening of the Book with Debra Singer and has organized several music events at The Kitchen, including new concert works by Pheroan akLaff, LaTasha N. Nevada Diggs, Guillermo E. Brown, Min Xiao-Fen, and Burnt Sugar The Arkestra Chamber. She is also the co-founder of Hoofers’ House, the Studio Museum's quarterly jam session for tap dancers, which is now co-produced by The Kitchen. EVENT Hoofers' House, May 23, 8pm. Free. For details, visit The Kitchen site (link below). LINKS The Kitchen http://thekitchen.org The Studio Museum in Harlem http://www.studiomuseum.org Jason Samuels Smith Divine Rhythm Productions http://www.divinerhythmproductions.macwebsitebuilder.com/ JasonSamuelsSmith.html Body and Soul is the official podcast of InfiniteBody dance blog at http://infinitebody.blogspot.com. Subscribe through iTunes or at http://magickaleva.hipcast.com/rss/bodyandsoul.xml. (c)2008, Eva Yaa Asantewaa

The Kitchen, located in Chelsea, and The Studio Museum in Harlem have a couple of exciting things in common. Both centers herald innovation in the arts. And now both have Hoofers' House--an intimate tap jam session celebrating tap dance on the cutting edge. Rashida Bumbray--who co-founded Hoofers' House at SMH and now serves as Assistant Curator at The Kitchen--joins me to talk about this new partnership and The Kitchen's upcoming free event, hosted by master tap dancer/teacher Jason Samuels Smith (May 23). BIO Rashida Bumbray is a dancer and curator living in Harlem. While Bumbray's primary dance form is tap, she has studied with international dance masters of various forms in Brazil, The Gambia, and London. Her personal work combines her passion for dance and visual art in the interest of creating and presenting work that interrogates society and inspires transformation. Bumbray has been Assistant Curator at The Kitchen since Fall 2006. Previously she enjoyed a five and half year tenure at The Studio Museum in Harlem, as Curatorial Assistant and Exhibition Coordinator. She is co-founder and curator of Studio Sound, the Studio Museum's lobby music installation which featured new works by Daniel Bernard Roumain (DBR), Marc Cary, and Charlie Dark’s The Black Atlantic Project: a musical chain letter. Recently she co-curated the exhibition Mai-Thu Perret: An Evening of the Book with Debra Singer and has organized several music events at The Kitchen, including new concert works by Pheroan akLaff, LaTasha N. Nevada Diggs, Guillermo E. Brown, Min Xiao-Fen, and Burnt Sugar The Arkestra Chamber. She is also the co-founder of Hoofers’ House, the Studio Museum's quarterly jam session for tap dancers, which is now co-produced by The Kitchen. EVENT Hoofers' House, May 23, 8pm. Free. For details, visit The Kitchen site (link below). LINKS The Kitchen http://thekitchen.org The Studio Museum in Harlem http://www.studiomuseum.org Jason Samuels Smith Divine Rhythm Productions http://www.divinerhythmproductions.macwebsitebuilder.com/ JasonSamuelsSmith.html Body and Soul is the official podcast of InfiniteBody dance blog at http://infinitebody.blogspot.com. Subscribe through iTunes or at http://magickaleva.hipcast.com/rss/bodyandsoul.xml. (c)2008, Eva Yaa Asantewaa