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The chatter in this episode of Big Conversations, Little Bar revolves around the multifaceted career of renowned local jazz musician Slim Man, who shares his journey from struggling in Nashville to finding success in the Coachella Valley music scene. With hosts Patrick Evans and Randy Florence guiding the dialogue, Slim Man recounts the trials he faced a decade ago, including personal hardships and the challenges of establishing himself as an artist. The interview highlights his significant performances at esteemed venues such as Vicky's of Santa Fe and Larkspur Grill, showcasing his talent and the community's warm reception. Throughout the episode, Slim Man also discusses his culinary endeavors, including his innovative cookbooks that integrate QR codes linking to cooking videos, thus blending his passions for music and cooking. This engaging dialogue not only celebrates Slim Man's achievements but also delves into the stories behind his music and the impact of his artistry on the local cultural landscape.Takeaways:In this episode of Big Conversations, Little Bar, we engaged in an enlightening discussion with local Jazz musician Slim Man, who shared his journey from Nashville to Palm Desert, where he has found success and acceptance in his musical career.Slim Man recounted his struggles in Nashville, revealing the challenges he faced as a musician in a highly competitive environment, which ultimately led him to seek opportunities in the Coachella Valley.We explored Slim Man's unique musical style that blends jazz with pop, highlighting his ability to engage audiences at popular venues such as Vicky's of Santa Fe and Larkspur Grill, where he performs regularly.During our conversation, Slim Man discussed his cookbook, which features a creative integration of cooking videos through QR codes, showcasing his culinary talents alongside his musical endeavors.The episode also touched upon Slim Man's recent experience of singing for the Pope, illustrating the serendipitous moments that have defined his artistic journey and contributed to his growth as a musician.Lastly, we examined the importance of storytelling in music, as Slim Man shared anecdotes about the origins of classic songs, enriching the audience's understanding and appreciation of the music he performs.Chapters:00:31 - The Magic of Storytelling06:47 - The Journey Through Struggles and Triumphs07:29 - A New Beginning in Palm Springs14:35 - The Journey to Music20:47 - The Journey to Becoming Slim Man29:32 - The Journey to Singing for the Pope35:19 - The Journey to Motown: An Unexpected Meeting43:11 - Transitioning from Music to Cooking49:24 - The Journey of a Screenwriter56:06 - The Stories Behind the SongsCompanies mentioned in this episode:McCallum TheatreVicky's of Santa FeLarkspurSony RecordsGarrett JacksonRCAMotownAngela Bofill#BigConversationsLittleBarPodcast #PatrickEvans #RandyFlorence #MutualBroadcastingSystem #SkipsLittleBar #CoachellaValley #SlimMan #liveMusic #PalmDesert #storytelling #McCallumTheatre #musicians #cookingShow #celebrityInterviews #RatPack #originalMusic #cookingRecipes #QRCodeCookbook #livePerformance #jazzMusic #musicIndustry #songwriting #LasVegasEntertainment

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En esta edición presentamos 'Relentless', nuevo trabajo discográfico del saxofonista sudafricano Karen Devroop, y repasamos recientes lanzamientos de la música Smooth Jazz de artistas como Slim Man, Mario Biondi, Shakatak, Ed Motta, Bob James y la banda The Bamboos. En el bloque central recuperamos los dos discos publicados a comienzos de la década de los 80 por la vocalista Sylvia St. James.

Presentación de 'Moving Too Fast', el nuevo trabajo del saxofonista Randal Clark, en el que ha tenido una importante participación el teclista Jeff Lorber. Repasamos recientes lanzamientos en la música Smooth Jazz de artistas como Ed Motta, Andy Snitzer, Slim Man y Nicholas Payton. En el bloque central recuperamos cuatro colaboraciones de la vocalista Tony Braxton junto a Kenny G, KEM, Michael McDonald y Jimmy Jam & Terry Lewis.

Agradece a este podcast tantas horas de entretenimiento y disfruta de episodios exclusivos como éste. ¡Apóyale en iVoox! Presentación de 'Slim Man Bonafide', el nuevo trabajo del bajista, compositor y cantante Tim Camponeschi, cuyo nombre artístico es precisamente Slim Man. En el repaso a recientes lanzamientos en la música Smooth Jazz reseñamos los álbumes de Shakatak, Mario Biondi, Nicholas Payton, Bob James y la banda Incognito. En el apartado del recuerdo escuchamos tres temas del disco 'Cartas do Brasil' del bajista japonés Tetsuo Sakurai en el que colaboraban Ivan Lins y DjavanEscucha este episodio completo y accede a todo el contenido exclusivo de Cloud Jazz Smooth Jazz. Descubre antes que nadie los nuevos episodios, y participa en la comunidad exclusiva de oyentes en https://go.ivoox.com/sq/27170

In this episode of Music, Food, Stories, Slim Man talks about the CD Release party in Palm Springs, CA, for the new LIVE at Vicky's CD. Mr. Man also talks about his former band, BootCamp, and chats about his recipe for Steamed Shrimp Bawlmer Style (with Old Bay), and if that ain't enough, Slimmy plays you his new Christmas song, "Back Home for the Holidays" as well as 5 more Slim Man original Holiday Humdingers. Merry Christmas, Slim People! Happy New Year!

In this episode of the Slim Man Podcast, Mr. Man babbles on about Sober October, Halloween, The USPS, shrimp scampi and Bolognese sauce. And he features 2 new songs from the new Slim Man LIVE at Vicky's double CD. Exciting stuff.

In this episode of the Slim Man Podcast, Mr. Man talks about his trip to Arizona, tarantulas, scorpions, ciambotta, asparagus, and the new Slim Man LIVE at Vicky's CD.

Slim Man, singer, writer, meatball maker, talks about longevity, his band in Palm Springs, CA, his new recipe for baked salmon, and the new Slim Man LIVE at Vicky's CD. Includes 2 songs from the upcoming CD.

In this new episode of the Slim Man Podcast, Mr. Man talks about how he can't just do anything easy or simple. He talks about his new LIVE at Vicky's double CD, his Rat Pack Show last March, and his new endive, arugula and radicchio recipe. He also plays 3 new songs from the upcoming LIVE CD.

Slim Man babbles on about exhaustion, live music, the Super Bowl, and bay scallops.

Slim Man, singer, writer, meatball-maker, talks about his trip back to the East coast, the Slim Man concerts in Annapolis and Baltimore, and about tomato sauce, chicken Milanese, crab cakes, and Cornish game hens. Fascinating stuff!

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Slim Man, singer, writer, meatball maker, jolly good fellow, talks about volunteering, shrimp risotto, Garth Brooks, Dr. Seuss, and more. 

Slim Man, singer, songwriter, meatball-maker, jolly good fellow, talks about Thanksgiving, Bolognese sauce, his AA friends, the blues, and he plays 5 Slim Christmas songs.

Slim Man—singer, writer, meat ball maker, jolly good fellow—talks about the Week that Was at Slim's Shady Trailer Park In Palm Springs, Californee. Plus a recipe for chicken saltimbocca, and a couple of lost tracks with Slim Man and Rick Braun.

Slim Man, singer, writer, raconteur, meatball maker, talks about the new Queen movie, Halloween, and risotto with sausage.

Slim Man, singer, songwriter, raconteur, jolly good fellow, talks about the week that was at the Slim Shack. He chats about legendary music biz exec, Carl Griffin, and the songs that Carl discovered.  Mr. Man also talks about how he got signed to Motown as a songwriter, the first song he got published, "Summer Days", which was recorded by Angela Bofill, and he plays his version of that song. And Slim Man talks about his latest recipe, shrimp fra diavolo.     

Slim Man, that singing, songwriting, alligator wrestler, talks about the week that was…Mexican dentists, a recipe for shrimp with garlic, butter, parsley, and anise, a Rainbow Party, and a couple Slim Songs at the end.

On this episode, we speak with Roisin Kiberd, a Dublin-based writer whose work has been published in The Guardian, Vice, The Irish Times, The Stinging Fly and other notable publications.

In this episode of Hobnobbin' with Slim Man, Mr. Man talks with vocalist Antonia Bennett, whose dad is a singer guy named Tony. Antonia talks about how she got started, and the music she's working on now. Slim Man also talks about his Christmas trip back east, and his elusive new shrimp dish.

In this episode of Hobnobbin' with Slim Man, Mr. Man talks with guitarist Joyce Cooling, who is up to something, and we suspect it's something really good! Listen in on this conversation, Joyce is funny and fun and charming and talented.

In this episode of Hobnobbin' with Slim Man, Mr. Man chats with bassist and sound designer Geoff Hazelrigg, who has released a new CD with his brother George. The CD is called "songs we like" and the band is called Hazelrigg Brothers. Slim Man also talks about his trip to Wisconsin, the Green Bay Packers, and Lambeau Field.

In this episode of Hobnobbin' with Slim Man, Mr. Man talks about his new recipe for turkey sausage Bolognese, fancy restaurants, and a birthday party for his friend, Abe. Includes an extended re-mix of the Bona Fide smash hit song, Mitch Mitch.

In this episode of Hobnobbin' with Slim Man, Mr. Man talks with guitar picker Peter White, who rhapsodizes about his love for Motown and the Beatles, his championship-winning harmonica playing as a young man, and why he only reads non-fiction. Peter White is a charming Brit with a quick wit and some compelling stories.

In this episode of Hobnobbin' with Slim Man, Mr. Man has a chat with guitarist Peter White, who talks about how he got his start with Al Stewart, his time with vocalist Basia, and his stellar, chart-topping, award-winning solo career. Peter talks about his brother Danny, his dad that encouraged him, and why Peter wears sandals, even in snowstorms. Part One of Two.

In this episode of Hobnobbin' with Slim Man, Mr. Man chats with Maysa, the superb Baltimore singer who started out as the vocalist with the English band Incognito, and then branched out to a stellar solo career. Maysa talks about her degree from Morgan State for classical performance, about her time singing in Stevie Wonder's band, and about her audition—over the phone—that led to her gig with Incognito.

In this episode of Hobnobbin' with Slim Man, Mr Man talks with Kasim Sulton, a musician who has played with some pretty incredible artists like Meatloaf, Todd Rundgren, Utopia, Joan Jett, and Hall and Oates. Kasim has fascinating stories about how he got started, his life in the music biz, and about his lucky phone. Also included is a live version of the Slim Man Band performing Summer Days, a song Mr. Man wrote while at Motown that was recorded by Angela Bofill.

In this episode of Hobnobbin' with Slim Man, Mr. Man talks with most excellent sax player Greg Vail, who talks about the million-selling CDs he did for Time-Life, his love for growing tomatoes, and his stint in guitarist Peter White's band. Slim Man features a recipe for Slim's Manly Balls of Salmon, and an unreleased Bona Fide song, Tramonto.

In this episode of Hobnobbin' with Slim Man, Mr. Man has a chat with music producer Eddie Gore, who owns Studio C in the legendary RCA Studios in Nashville, Tennessee. Eddie talks about his philosophy of music production, how his dad's baseball career led to Eddie discovering great music, and how he makes ribs with brown sugar, soy sauce, and grapefruit juice. Grapefruit juice?

In this episode of the Hobnobbin' with Slim Man podcast, Mr. Man chats with Sax Man Jeff Kashiwa, who is not only a talented sax player, but a music educator, and a taco maker. Jeff talks about how he got his start in the band called The Rippingtons, why he moved on to a solo career, and his rewarding profession as a music educator up in the Great Northwest.

In this episode of Hobnobbin' with Slim Man, Mr. Man chats with Art Good, the legendary jazz DJ who has one of the most successful jazz festivals in the world, the Catalina Jazz Festival. Art Good talks about how he got the festival started, his radio show, about his late-night phone conversations with Kenny G., and about his hobby of collecting golf balls. Art Good is a pioneer in the world of jazz and jazz promotion, and we hear about how he did what he did, and what he's doing now.

In this episode of Hobnobbin' with Slim Man, Mr. Man has a chat with the charming and talented Saxman Will Donato, who tells all about his wild ride in the music biz, from his start with Richard Marx, to his solo career as a jazz guy, to the health scare that almost ended his career. Will has a new CD called Supersonic that's making its way up the charts.

In this episode of Hobnobbin' with Slim Man, Mr. Man chats with Deanna Bogart, a piano player, sax player, singer and songwriter whose music crosses genres from boogie-woogie to blues to country, with a dash of jazz. Deanna talks about how she started playing piano at the age of 20, her first gig in the legendary Cowboy Jazz band, and how she once played the halftime show at the Super Bowl.

In this episode of Hobnobbin' with Slim Man, Mr. Man chats with legendary music biz guy Patrick Clifford. Patrick has signed everyone from the Romantics, to Etta James, to Blues Traveler, to the Neville Brothers and lots of others. Lots of colorful stories here, and some colorful language, so if there are impressionable young people around, put chewing gum in their ears. It's a fun and funny, light and lively conversation with an acclaimed music mogul.

In this episode of the Hobnobbin' with Slim Man podcast, Mr. Man chats with Grammy Award-Winning producer, engineer, and guitarist Paul Brown, who got his start recording vocals for Luther Vandross. Paul Brown has mixed dozens of number one songs for a wide variety of acts, and also releases his own urban jazz CDs, with him playing guitar. Paul just released a CD featuring his Nashville-based blues band, Brothers Brown. The CD is called “Dusty Road”.

In this episode, Slim Man chats with his good friend, guitarist Marc Antoine, at his studio in Laguna, California. They talk about Marc's new CD with pianist David Benoit, his relationship with producer Tommy LiPuma, and Marc's musical journey from Paris to Madrid to the USA.

In this episode of Hobnobbin' with Slim Man, Mr. Man has a chat with Earl Bud Lee, a songwriter who has written number one songs for Blake Shelton and Garth Brooks--whose recording of Earl Bud Lee's "I've Got Friends in Low Places" won both the Academy of Country Music and the Country Music Association awards for 1990 Single of the Year.

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In this very first episode of Hobnobbin' with Slim Man, Mr. Man has a chat in Nashville with legendary songwriter/artist/label owner Robert Ellis Orrall, who co-wrote songs on the first few Taylor Swift albums.

In honor of MTV's 34th birthday, we talk to a guy that was there on day one. Slim Man was the driving force behind a hard rock group in the early 80s called Bootcamp who appeared a couple times on MTV's first day on the air. But, for the last 20 years he's taken on the Slim Man moniker and made a living as a smooth jazz lounge singer. It's a mind-boggling transformation, but he's good at it.

In honor of MTV's 34th birthday, we talk to a guy that was there on day one. Slim Man was the driving force behind a hard rock group in the early 80s called Bootcamp who appeared a couple times on MTV's first day on the air. But, for the last 20 years he's taken on the Slim Man moniker and made a living as a smooth jazz lounge singer. It's a mind-boggling transformation, but he's good at it.

Born Timoteo Camponeschi, Slim Manicotti started the band, Bona Fide.  They have released their first CD in five years called “Bona Fide” produced by Marc Antoine.  We'll talk to the group's founder Slim Man about that and his upcoming cookbook.

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We have an extra episode this week! Jazz artist, Slim Man will join me for a discussion that is guaranteed to be interesting. Not only is Slim Man a talented musician but he is a "Bonafide" (pun intended) Renaissance man. We talk a lot about music and cooking on this show and Slim does both! He was also host of the longtime favorite "Sunday Smooth Jazz" radio show on WLIF Baltimore. His knowledge of the music business is vast.Slim Man was five years old when he saw the movie The Five Pennies, starring Danny Kaye and Louis Armstrong. When Slim saw Louis sing and play, he told his Dad..."That's what I want to do." Slim Man then studied trumpet for ten years, and taught himself how to sing, play piano and guitar. Slim Man's first gig? Fifth grade! He played guitar and sang a few Beatles songs for the sixth grade graduation. While in middle school he took up bass, and Slim Man's band 'Momma Max' opened up for Iggy Pop and the Stooges, The Raspberries, and others.  Later in life, Slim Man went into the studio and...End of the Rainbow, the very first Slim Man CD, was born. The CD yielded a Top Ten Hit, 'Faith In Us', and the CD went on to be included in over a dozen Top Ten lists for the year (1995). J.D. Considine (Rolling Stone) said of the Slim Man style- "...a near perfect example of how jazz and soul can be combined as pop." Slim Man will be performing Live, July 20th at The Ramshead OnStage Annapolis, MD get Tix Here for Slim Man.

We have an extra episode this week! Jazz artist, Slim Man will join me for a discussion that is guaranteed to be interesting. Not only is Slim Man a talented musician but he is a "Bonafide" (pun intended) Renaissance man. We talk a lot about music and cooking on this show and Slim does both! He was also host of the longtime favorite "Sunday Smooth Jazz" radio show on WLIF Baltimore. His knowledge of the music business is vast.Slim Man was five years old when he saw the movie The Five Pennies, starring Danny Kaye and Louis Armstrong. When Slim saw Louis sing and play, he told his Dad..."That's what I want to do." Slim Man then studied trumpet for ten years, and taught himself how to sing, play piano and guitar. Slim Man's first gig? Fifth grade! He played guitar and sang a few Beatles songs for the sixth grade graduation. While in middle school he took up bass, and Slim Man's band 'Momma Max' opened up for Iggy Pop and the Stooges, The Raspberries, and others.  Later in life, Slim Man went into the studio and...End of the Rainbow, the very first Slim Man CD, was born. The CD yielded a Top Ten Hit, 'Faith In Us', and the CD went on to be included in over a dozen Top Ten lists for the year (1995). J.D. Considine (Rolling Stone) said of the Slim Man style- "...a near perfect example of how jazz and soul can be combined as pop." Slim Man will be performing Live, July 20th at The Ramshead OnStage Annapolis, MD get Tix Here for Slim Man.