Podcasts about philly joe

Stuudiosse tuleb saksofonist Nikita Korzoun, kellel on sel nädalal Philly Joe's džässiklubis kontsert koos Soome sõpradega.

This is a live recording from Philly Joe's, an intimate jazz club in Tallinn, in September 2024 on a rainy evening outside.  The Sebastian Tarazona Quintet describe themselves like this: "Drawing inspiration from the electric jazz of the 1970s, and the rich traditions of Afro-Venezuelan folk music, the Sebastian Tarazona Quintet creates a compelling blend of Latin Jazz and Electric-Fusion Jazz. Their sound is a celebration of rhythmic complexity and melodic exploration, offering audiences a fresh yet deeply rooted jazz experience."  Recorded by Cities and Memory. 

Stuudios on Philly Joe's džässiklubi programmijuht Eeva Trei.

Stuudios on saksofonist Nikita Korzoun, kes esineb täna õhtul Philly Joe´s džässiklubis koos Soome sõpradega.

Kay Adams hosted the latest episode of 'Up & Adams' on FanDuel TV and YouTube! On today's episode, Super Bowl Champion running back LeSean McCoy discusses his thoughts on the narrative when it comes to paying the running back position, whether he regrets leaving the Philadelphia Eagles in 2015 for the Buffalo Bills, and which star players the Dallas Cowboys should prioritize with signing to new deals. Next, New York Giants general managers Joe Schoen talks about quarterback Daniel Jones' recovery, being on HBO's Hard Knocks series, and if he has any regrets over the negotiations with running back Saquon Barkley. Finally, Hall of Fame linebacker Patrick Willis shares his reaction to being inducted in with the class of 2024, what he misses the most about playing in the NFL, and going up against Hall of Fame wide receiver Calvin Johnson.

Our weekly show is here breaking down all things TNA WRESTLING. Colton IS BACK with Acefield Retro! We dedicate the full episode to TALKING about more news with the Prohibited Portal. Joe Hendry's NHL crossover experience & potentially fantasy booking the OPEN CHALLENGE for JORDYNNE GRACE IN PHILLY. We are back in CICERO STADIUM for the second piece of these weekend tapings. We got some QUALIFYING matches for the main event of SLAMMIVERSARY to talk about as well! We also break down all of the TNA news of the week!

JOE THOMAS JOINS DAWN LIVE! JOE EXPANDS ON HIS LIFE AFTER PRISON AND HOW TO ADDRESS THE CRISIS SEEN IN PHILADELPHIA NEIGHBORHOODS... JOE SHARES HIS PERSPECTIVE ON ESCAPED PRISONER YESTERDAY IN U-CITY AS WELL AS THE BIGGER THEME OF LAWLESSNESS IN GENERAL IN PHILADELPHIA... HOW CAN WE STEER THESE PEOPLE TOWARD NORMAL LIVES AND AWAY FROM TRAGEDY?  How to change the culture of crime in Philadelphia... How Joe became a successful business owner... What to make of the escapee in University City... Tune in 10 AM - 12 PM EST weekdays on Talk Radio 1210 WPHT; or on the Audacy app!

It was a pleasure to welcome Philly, Joe and JR to the podcast to do an exclusive track by track rub through of their fantastic new release 'Bats' on @ProstheticRecords . 'From the tombs of Egypt to the faded glamour of old Hollywood, Philly, Domo, JR, Joe and James lead us through new sonic landscapes and all manner of novel adventures on what they themselves call their “weirdest” album yet.' Bats is their best Gama Bomb album to date for me, with musical nods to some of my favourite bands like Lizzy, Priest, Faith No More, Overkill and The Cult to name but a few. In sonic terms, the musicianship and singing is off the scale on this release, thanks to guitarist Domo who produced, mixed and mastered the entire thing, and he has done a fabulous job. So sit back, relax grab a beer, coffee or drink of your choice and listen to Philly, Joe & JR chat to me about how the creative process worked for the album, lyric inspirations and influences outside of the Metal spectrum. 'Bats' maybe called creepy, scary and spooky, but bats like Gama Bomb are an important species that impact our daily lives in ways we might not even realize. Hope you enjoy the Ceol, craic agus Metal! Please hit 'SUBSCRIBE' to The Metal Cell YouTube channel. Thanks, Richie. Gama Bomb Link: https://linktr.ee/gamabomb?fbclid=IwAR0q4R2EBQLTvp6s7Sd4xq5Ym33w8kC74CLgjtq-ozNDMA9eZQ48oERDprc All songs played © Gama Bomb, all rights reserved.

Domantas Razauskas pasakoja apie ambient muzikos ištakas, istoriją ir ryškiausius kūrėjus, pradedant nuo jos išradėjo Briano Eno. Ar išties tai tik raminanti „foninė muzikėlė“? O taip pat „Kitame laike“ – 100 metų legendiniam džiazo būgnininkui Philly Joe Jones'ui, grojusiam su Milesu Davisu ir Johnu Coltrane‘u.

Neljapäeva õhtul esitleb Mingo Rajandi Philly Joe´s džässiklubis noodiraamatut, mille kaante vahele on jõudnud 23 lugu tema loomingust.

Joe Valerio a former Chiefs OL, also is a Philly original, who lives in Philly these days.  He tries to dissect the Super Bowl and give his opinion while it is extremely difficult for him being totally torn on the two teams personally?! Check out Valerio HERE on, BLEAV in The Chiefs podcast! Check out Defo and Lubie M-F from 7-9am ET LIVE, https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCxmvF27-1OY_PGUZvAb7d9g Follow Defo on Twitter @DefoShow, FB - https://www.facebook.com/jeff.deforrest Follow Lubie on Twitter/Ig @LubieOnAir, FB - https://www.facebook.com/mike.lubitz1

Stuudios on Philly Joe's džässiklubi programmijuht Janno Trump, et rääkida klubi lähiaja tegemistest ja oma ansambli kontserdist Jõulujazzil.

Külas on kitarrist Jaan Jaago, kes esineb täna õhtul Philly Joe´s džässiklubis oma esimese soolokontserdiga artistinime slow.burn all.

Külaline on Joosep Kõrvits, kes esitleb täna Philly Joe's džässiklubis oma teist sooloalbumit "Öö on ilus".

Tonight's Jazz Feature is by one of the finest Jazz pianists who was so good and consistent during the brief 39 years on the planet that he was taken for granted and dismissed with terms like "pleasant", "aimiable" etc. He was a unique stylist and was sought after for many classic recording dates. He worked with Miles Davis for 4 1/2 years. During his tenure with Davis from 1959 to 1963 he recorded several piano trio albums and this is his best. It was recorded in April 1960 and was with bassist Paul Chambers and drummer "Philly Joe" Jones. The trio was well recorded and sounded like a permanent working band. Philly Joe gives the trio that extra "edge" as well. "Kelly at Midnight" is a rare treat and one of the finest piano trio albums ever! It's tonight's Jazz F-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------eature so dont miss!

This time it's all Reuben's picks as he lists some more legendary bass and drum duos.Links from this episode: Check out every song from this episode with this Spotify playlist. See all of Christian McBride's Open Studio courses right here Interested in more music advice? Go here to browse our catalog of jazz lessons and courses available for purchase. Want some jazz courses taught by Reuben and Bob? Our Bass Access Pass includes every bass course in one convenient place.Let us know what you think by leaving a ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ review, or head over to our YouTube channel.Follow us on Facebook | Twitter | Instagram★ Support this podcast ★

5:25- Former Washington Football star, Ryan Kerrigan signs with Philadelphia.   22:55- Joe Beninati, the voice of the Capitals joins the show to talk Washington hockey. 37:20- JP quickly teases the upcoming segment about the Washington Wizards and the playoffs. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Kuigi kultuuris valitseb vaikelu, pole Philly Joe´s džässiklubi viimase aasta jooksul oma kontserttegevust kordagi päriselt katkestanud.

Resonants * Jazziklubis Philly Joe's toimus 25.

This Week we have our First in studio guest Brandon Legendre, creator of Your Last Resort Podcast. We also put Don through his most brutal punishment yet! Everything you need to know about betting and how to make the most money betting with The UnderTaker, and Philly Joe himself loses his mind about the eagles once again.

Uus aeg nõuab uusi kangelasi ning lahendusi ja üks sellistest on kahtlemata termokaamera. Kuidas ja kas üldse võiks olla termokaamerast kasu ühes ettevõttes või laiemalt avalikus ruumis üldisemalt. Kas see masin aitaks piirata viiruse levikut? Paigaldaja poolelt saab sellest rääkida Priit Orasson G4S'ist, tarbija poolelt jazzklubi Philly Joe's vedur Reigo Ahven.

Jätkub kontserdisari "Jazzical", mis sel laupäeval toob Philly Joe's džässiklubis publiku ette Vaiko Epliku, ansambli Incubus ja mitmete progebändide loomingu akustilised ja džässilikud tõlgendused.

Jätkub kontserdisari "Jazzical", mis sel laupäeval toob Philly Joe's džässiklubis publiku ette Vaiko Epliku, ansambli Incubus ja mitmete progebändide loomingu akustilised ja džässilikud tõlgendused.

My guest today is the drummer for one of the most recognized psychedelic rock bands in our countries history. The band was already intact when a young woman named Janice Joplin came aboard from Texas with an unpretentious style in the same mold as Ron McKernan, Jorma Kaukonen and David Bromberg. Her style was unique and she gravitated to the Bay Area where the folk rock scene was burgeoning with open minded musicians who were drinking bathtubs full of LSD. The whole vibe was less uptight than the New York Folk scene that reeked of uniformity and hierarchy starting with Van Ronk, Von Schmidt and a certain way to play the music. My guest came from the east coast and was already expressing himself through painting. He was steeped in spiritual Native American drumming that focused on rhythm patterns of transcendence as the peyote soaked their veins while Jim Pepper played Whitchy-Tai-Toe. My guest was also a first rate jazz drummer idolizing the work of Larry Bunker, Hal Blaine, Emil Richards and Milt Holland. He brought these chops into the Holding Company who's instrumental sound became a progressive mix of folk, psych, Rock and soul. His painting remained as he used his brushes the way Elvin Jones or Philly Joe might use them. Swing the band like David Garibaldi or Greg Errico, Billy Kreutzmann, Michael Shrieve, Lenny White, George Marsh, Mike Clark, Jerry Granelli and Gaylord Birch. Just another whistle stop Dave Getz welcome to the JFS --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jake-feinberg/support

SONNY ROLLINS – NEWK’S TIME Newk’s Time de 1957, presenta al saxofonista Sonny Rollins audaz y seguro de sí mismo; domina el tenor. Aporta solo un tema original a la sesión: “Blues for Philly Joe”, pero eso no le impide hacer cada pista suya. El...

Jazzkaare 9. podcasti külalisteks on trummar Reigo Ahven, kes oma trio debüütalbumiga "Remember" pälvis Eesti Muusikaauhindadel aasta jazzalbumi tiitli. Ta on hinnatud bändikaaslane ning tulihingeline Philly Joe's jazziklubi eestvedaja.

Täna õhtul esinevad Philly Joe´s Villu Veski ja Tiit Kalluste, kes on "Põhjala saarte häälte"- nimelist ansamblit vedanud üle 20 aasta.

Täna õhtul esinevad Philly Joe´s Villu Veski ja Tiit Kalluste, kes on "Põhjala saarte häälte"- nimelist ansamblit vedanud üle 20 aasta.

Ansambel Elvus andis äsja välja plaadi "Marsi udud" ja eriolukorra esimesel päeval andsid nad kontserdi džässiklubis Philly Joe's.

Ansambel Elvus andis äsja välja plaadi "Marsi udud" ja eriolukorra esimesel päeval andsid nad kontserdi džässiklubis Philly Joe's.

Joe Becton Is a black history historian and specializes in black history in Philadelphia and also runs the joe becton history tour. You may have seen him on cbs, Fox or the bill orielly show. IF you want to know about black history in Philadelphia this is the episode for you.

Külas on lauljanna Sofia Rubina, kes esitab bändiga Philly Joe's džässiklubis neljapäeval muusikat oma värskeimalt plaadilt "Where it Begins".

Džässiklubi Philly Joe's käekäigust ja lähema aja sündmustest räägib klubi programmijuht Lauri Kadalipp.

Külas on lauljanna Sofia Rubina, kes esitab bändiga Philly Joe's džässiklubis neljapäeval muusikat oma värskeimalt plaadilt "Where it Begins".

Džässiklubi Philly Joe's käekäigust ja lähema aja sündmustest räägib klubi programmijuht Lauri Kadalipp.

Norra pianist, helilooja ja improvisaator, noorema põlvkonna tõusev täht Kjetil Mulelid annab Euroopa-turnee käigus oma trioga täna kontserdi Philly Joe´s džässiklubis.

Norra pianist, helilooja ja improvisaator, noorema põlvkonna tõusev täht Kjetil Mulelid annab Euroopa-turnee käigus oma trioga täna kontserdi Philly Joe´s džässiklubis.

Stuudios on tõelised legendid, saksofonist Lembit Saarsalu ja pianist Leonid Vintskevitš, kes sel laupäeval annavad kontserdi Philly Joe´s džässiklubis.

Stuudios on tõelised legendid, saksofonist Lembit Saarsalu ja pianist Leonid Vintskevitš, kes sel laupäeval annavad kontserdi Philly Joe´s džässiklubis.

Jazzpianist Kristjan Randalu tähistab seda jazziklubis Philly Joe's kuueosalise kontserdisarjaga, kus esinevad vaid ECMi artistid.

Täna õhtul toimub esmakordselt Klassikaraadio otseülekanne džässiklubist Philly Joe's.

Täna õhtul toimub esmakordselt Klassikaraadio otseülekanne džässiklubist Philly Joe's.

Džässiklubi Philly Joe´s kevadhooaeg on lõppemas.

Džässiklubi Philly Joe´s kevadhooaeg on lõppemas.

Philly Sports Comedian Heavy-Hitters, Joe Conklin & Eleanor Kerrigan join Host Shannon Leigh on this hilarious podcast episode that is truly all things Philly - Joe kicks it off with a MNF Eagles vs. Redskins rundown, growing up Philly and we get to hear a few of his legendary impressions! Up next, Eleanor recounts tales of growing up South Philly, how sports has played a pivotal role in her life to a side-splitting McNabb dis & more, all while getting mildly violated by Cali the Bulldog. You've got to listen to this entire episode start to finish cause it doesn't get much better than this!

Tonight's Jazz Feature is our small celebration to Halloween as tonight is October 31st! Joseph Rudolph Jones aka "Philly Joe" a nickname he adopted to distinguish himself from the older Basie drummer Jo Jones. Philly Joe came to national fame as part of Miles Davis' "first great quintet" and became one of the most in-demand sideman and appeared on so many classic recordings in the 50s and 60s and beyond. He recorded some albums under his own name that may not be classics but are damn good! One of them is this date with tenor saxophonist fireball Johnny Griffin, trombonist Julian Priester and cornetist Nat Adderley who shines on this date. Tommy Flanagan is on piano and a young Jimmy Garrison is solid on bass. Four great tunes are featured for the band to stretch out on and the final fifth tune is called "Blues For Dracula". It's a slow blues with Philly Joe's voice overdubbed. Philly Joe does his best Bela Lugosi imitation and the slow blues turns into Blues For Dracula. Serious fun and a small tribute to Halloween. All in all a fine representative recording and a tribute to one of the most influential drummers in Modern Jazz.......Mr. Philly Joe Jones!

We begin our month long Jazz Feature tribute to Miles Davis who was born in Alton, Illinois on May 26,1926 and this month would be the 90th anniversary of his birth. Tonight our Jazz Feature presents "the first great quintet". Miles Davis had a difficult time in the early 50s, unemployment, depression and discouragement was dominant and Davis slid into the pit of heroin addiction. After several years of this he put himself into isolation and quit. In 1954 things were brightening up with a series of significant recordings and a return to good health. In the summer of 1955 after his triumph at the Newport Jazz Festival, Miles formed this great band. Drummer Philly Joe Jones helped Miles pick the players, and young bassist Paul Chambers came into the band as did light fingered Red Garland on piano. Miles wanted Sonny Rollins on the front line but he wasn't ready as he was dealing with his own addiction problems and so Miles turned again to Philly Joe for advise and Joe said "John Coltrane". The rest is history and the "first great quintet" was born. Tonight is a selection from one of their finest and most intense recording sessions and their final one for Prestige Records. Oct 26,1956 was the date and the band ran through it's club repertoire and everything was done on one take. The selections were issued over a series of Prestige albums but the bulk of tonight's Feature comes from the album "Cookin' With The Miles Davis Quintet". This album is considered one of the finest examples of Modern Jazz. Enjoy our first tribute to Miles Dewey Davis.

Today is is the 85th Birthday of Sonny Rollins, who was born in New York City on September 7,1930. Sonny of course is one of the major figures in the development of post-war Jazz music and without a doubt one of the most important saxophonists in Jazz history. His story is very evident in books and the internet and some wonderful interviews can be seen on iTunes that were conducted by Bret Primack and ALL of them are worth seeing. Tpnight's Jazz feature is one of Sonny's very best and it's called "Newk's Time" "Newk is one of Sonny's nicknames as he resembled the famous baseball player Don Newcomb. It was done on a day when Sonny didn't feel intimidated by the recording studio as he never liked recording in the studio. He picked some of his favourite musicians to do this informal date. They had to be the best as there were no plans and no rehearsals until the studio. Everything went down in first takes, save for some false starts. The players Sonny used were pianist Wynton Kelly, bassist Doug Watkins and drum great Philly Joe Jones.The tunes were a few lesser played standards, one by Miles Davis and one by trumpeter and pal Kenny Dorham and one great blues by Sonny called "Blues for Philly Joe". Only 34 plus minutes but one great recording finished in about 1 and 1/2 hours! Happy Birthday Mr. Rollins.

Tonight(July 15, 2013)would have been the 90th birthday of one of the greatest drummers in Modern Jazz. Joseph Rudolph Jones aka "Philly Joe" Jones, who earned his place in Jazz history from his time with Miles Davis from 1952 to 1958. He appeared on albums led by himself and is a sideman on some of the most influential recordings in this music. Philly Joe's long and varied career in Jazz took him all over the world and he is to this day one of the most influential drummers in Jazz. He died fairly young from cancer on August 30,1985 at age 62. Tonight's Jazz Feature is one of his finest albums under his name called "Philly Joe's Beat" It is by his working band that he put together in 1960. It includes one of the few recordings by a great trumpeter named Michael Downs. On tenor saxophone is fellow Philadelphian Bill Barron. Walter Davis Jr. is on piano and the great Paul Chambers is on bass and of course Philly Joe on drums. The band is tight and well rehearsed and the tunes include 3 that Philly Joe played when he was with Miles Davis (Salt Peanuts, Dear Old Stockholm and Two Bass Hit) plus one by trumpeter John Hines called "Muse Rapture" and an original by bassist Jimmy Garrison called "Lori", one by Philly Joe called "Got To Take Another Chance" and finally a tune from early Modern Jazz by Dizzy Gillespie called "That's Earl Brother". this operation.Happy Birthday Mr. Jones...your beat goes on!

This episode is dedicated to the greatest college football coach of all time. Joe Paterno.

One of Jazz music's greatest drummers was Joseph Rudolph Jones who was better known as "Philly Joe" Jones to distinguish him from the older drummer who was associated with Count Basie: Jo (Jonathan) Jones. One of Philly Joe's last major projects was organizing a 10 piece band to play and revive the music of one of the most important composers in Jazz: Tadd Dameron. The band was called "Dameronia" and recorded two fine albums for the independent Uptown label. One has just been re-issued on CD and has won many accolades this year as "Re-issue of The Year". It was recorded in 1983 and features along with Philly Joe, who was one of Dameron's closest friends, many people who had worked with Tadd. Tenor saxophonist Johnny Griffin is one of the prominent soloists but others are heard to good advantage like pianist Walter Davis Jr.,baritone saxophonist Cecil Payne, alto saxophonist Frank Wess, trombonist Benny Powell and others. The original Dameron arrangements were collated by trumpeter Don Sickler who was a great help to Philly Joe in putting this project together. This is a great tribute to Tadd Dameron, who not only was one of pioneers of Modern Jazz but one of it's greatest composers who should be mentioned along with Monk, Mingus and Ellington. Enjoy Dameronia!

This edition of the Bill Evans Trio is very special as it features his favourite drummer Philly Joe Jones, who was a part of Bill's working trio for a short time in 1967. Evans was usually introspective and romantic but Philly Joe brought out Bill's more outgoing characteristics and we hear a swinging, burning and happy Bill Evans on these tracks recorded in August of 1967 at New York's Village Vanguard. Anchoring the trio is the strong and virtuoso bassist Eddie Gomez. "California, Here I Come" was a very welcome re-issue from Verve in 2004 as it contains some prime Evans at his outgoing best.