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В этом выпуске подкаста мы поговорили с @https://vk.com/vovangudym (Вовой Гудым) о его танцевальном пути и особенностях стиля локинг. Вова рассказывает о начале своего творческого пути и приходу к стрит направлениям, а потом уже к локингу. Наконец-то, узнала подробнее про сам стиль локинг, его историю и культуру, основателях.Поболтали с Вовой про шоу ТАНЦЫ на ТНТ и обсудили, как танцевали в одной команде Street Jazz, но так и не встретились. Много говорили о баттлах, о искусстве импровизации и чувстве свободы на них. Вова поделился лайфхаками, как победить страх импровизировать.Разговор получился такой проникновенный и прямой, что я два раза чуть не расплакалась.Всем любви к этому чудесному стилю локинг и танца!► Подписывайтесь на соцсети Татьяны: ▫️ Telegram-канал — https://t.me/yeahnot_podcast▫️Instagram* — https://www.instagram.com/tanyayeahnot► Соцсети Вовы Гудым:▫️ Instagram* — https://www.instagram.com/vovangudym?igsh=ZjR6ZjF3bzV..▫️ @https://vk.com/vovangudym (Личная страница Вовы)▫️ @https://vk.com/locking4liferussia?from=groups (Locking Community) ► Наш подкаст на других ресурсах :▫️YouTube — https://youtu.be/shzRsGH_5YE?si=KYtJYPIpw7PCGnGp▫️Дзен — https://dzen.ru/yeahnot_podcast▫️TikTok — https://www.tiktok.com/@yeah_not▫️Instagram* — https://www.instagram.com/yeah.not.podcast?igsh=MXduNjIwaThvMjd5Zg==Таймкоды:00:00 Преролл.01:28 Locking Community07:25 Популярность стиля Locking, насколько он конкурентноспособный?10:42 Как Вова пришел к стилю Locking?17:49 Музыка для Locking и история стиля19:54 Как люди попадают в стиль Locking?25:01 Танцевальный путь Вовы: от народного до стрит направления.27:47 Street Jazz, Island Dance, коммерция.37:01 Опыт в шоу «ТАНЦЫ» на ТНТ.45:21 Трудности новичков в баттлах. 51:19 Деньги в танцах.01:03:11 Главная стратегия Вовы, как хореографа: уникальный подход.01:10:58 Почему Вова танцует.01:12:45 Чемпы, баттлы, судейство: внутрянка индустрии.01:18:33 Совет для танцовщиков: как быть свободным в импровизации.01:22:19 Личности и события, которые вдохновляют Вову.
John Cain is program director of community radio station KABF-FM 88.3 and host of KUAR's 52nd Street Jazz for more than three decades. He has been on the air in some capacity for "51 years and counting." Cain got his start in the early 1960s working as an engineer and overnight disc jockey at Little Rock R&B station KALO-AM 1250. It was there that Cain developed his program niche. Cain said, “I featured material that you don't hear normally. It was overnight radio that really gave me the opportunity to become a preservationist of sorts, a musicologist, a mixologist or whatever you want to call it." Chris James is a national award-winning poet. His plays include Dear Black People and The Odds Against US. He has been featured on the front cover of the Arkansas Times Newspaper for being one of Arkansas' top visionaries. James is a member of Foreign Tongues poetry slam team, ranking second in the world's second largest poetry competition in 2014. He is the founder of Arkansas' only poetry venue and second black owned gallery, The House of Art. He hosts art integrated workshops and is a motivational speaker. Garbo Watson Hearne owns Hearne Fine Art and Pyramid Art, Books & Custom Framing/Hearne Fine Art, located in the historic Dunbar neighborhood in Little Rock, Arkansas. She developed Hearne Fine Art in the New York and Atlanta markets and expanded its services to include cataloging and fine art appraisals
Many of you already know and love her, but this week we get to know Angel Hass a little better. Angel is a dancer, dance teacher, and actress, and she moved to LA from Germany five years ago! Tune in to this episode to learn more about Angel's background, interests, and teaching style; and hear us chat about priorities, time management, and the importance of taking a break sometimes. Angel teaches Street Jazz at The C Spot in LA on Mondays at 6:45pm. Check it out! Follow our dance journeys on Instagram: @anghass @DanceJourneyPodcast @TracyinLA
With the annual Earshot Jazz Festival now underway, the ribbon is about to be cut on a new path in downtown Seattle highlighting the history and culture of the golden age of jazz in Seattle along and near Jackson Street. Paul de Barros is a longtime local journalist and author, and one of the founders of the Jackson Street Jazz Trail. De Barros, who wrote the seminal book about Seattle’s jazz history, the long out-of-print "Jackson Street After Hours," joined KIRO Newsradio live Friday morning from the "trailhead" at King Street Station.
На моем канале JAZZ по-русски, который я начал вести в 2018 году, есть пять альбомов гитариста Dave Stryker и два саксофониста Bob Mintzer. В этом году вышел альбом Groove Street на котором они опять вместе. Это говорит о том, что мне очень нравится как они играют. Настоящие профессионалы своего дела, которые играют хороший мейнстрим. Этот стиль я обозначаю просто #jazz Одну композицию написал органист, две принадлежат саксофонисту и три лидеру. Очень понравилась пьеса Infant Eyes (самая длинная), которую когда-то написал Wayne Shorter, а также Cold Duck мульти-инструменталиста Eddie Harris. И третий кавер на альбоме The More I See You знаменитого композитора, автора треков для кино и обладателя трех Оскаров Harry Warren. Весь альбом очень хороший и выбрать лучшую вещь мне было трудно, сыгран слажено и каждый участник себя отлично проявляет. Поэтому титульная попадает в плейлист для лучшего запоминания названия альбома. Имею ввиду, когда буду слушать легче будет вспомнить название альбома. В начале подкаста звучала та самая Холодная Утка, которую лучше всех исполнял Al Jarreau. A в конце прозвучит концовка последнего трека Straight Ahead, которую написал Bob Mintzer и название которой хорошо характеризует этот стиль. СЛУШАТЬ АЛЬБОМ - https://album.link/i/1712166757 BOB MINTZER - https://t.me/discor/6114 DAVE STRYKER - https://t.me/discor/6308 Лучший трек альбома в плей-листе JAZZ по-русски 7 на AppleMusic и Spotify Поставь лайк ❤️ и подпишись на канал JAZZ по-русски https://t.me/discor --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/konstantins/message
Before there was Ernestine Anderson, Ray Charles and Quincy Jones, there was Frank Waldron. The unfortunate irony of Seattle's storied jazz scene of the early 20th century is that there are many stories but not much jazz to account for it. While recording technology existed at the time, it wasn't being used to capture much of the music being created in those early years of the Jackson Street music scene. The music has instead spread its influence through compositions and the living tradition of musicians passing the music down through generations. On both counts, Frank Waldron was an original. As a composer, performer and teacher, Waldron helped shape music in the city and across the country for decades. Crosscut's resident historian Knute Berger told the tale of Waldron and the Jackson Street music scene in a recent episode of his Mossback's Northwest video series, but there is more to the story. For this episode of the Mossback podcast, Berger and co-host Sara Bernard explore Waldron's music and discuss the origins of a scene that broke both the rules and racial barriers and gave rise to stars including Ernestine Anderson, Ray Charles and Quincy Jones. Before listening, we suggest you watch the Mossback's Northwest episode about Jackson Street jazz scene here. --- Credits Hosts: Sara Bernard, Knute Berger Producer: Jonah Cohen Executive producer: Mark Baumgarten
Christian Frommelt is the primary organizer of the Cherokee Street Jazz Crawl and previews the event and all you can see this weekend. Plus, salaries are being posted with job openings in New York and recapping The Show so far.
Today, we welcome guest Kyle "Grim Chim" Seeley to the show.Kyle "Grim Chim" Seeley was raised in Prince Georges County, Maryland, and was turned on to entertainment at an early age through watching Michael and Janet Jackson music videos. He began training professionally at Suitland High School's Visual and Performing Arts Dance Program. After graduation, he received a full scholarship to prestigious schools such as Washington Ballet School, Dance Theater of Harlem School, Joffrey Ballet School, Alonzo KIng's Lines Ballet School as well as The Ailey School, where he studied all genres of dance and choreography for three years and has had the honor of performing with the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater in the piece "Memoria" as well as appear in the book "Men in Motion" by Francios Rousseau. After leaving the Ailey School, Kyle pursued the commercial route training in Hip-Hop and Street Jazz under Rhapsody James, Jared Grimes, and Luam. Kyle has had the pleasure of dancing for recording artist Zayn Malik, performing on the Latin Grammy Awards with Bomba Estereo and Will Smith, and dancing in the iconic Las Vegas show Don Arden's Jubilee! Recently Kyle was fortunate enough to dance in two back-to-back Halftime Shows for Super Bowl LV and LVI. Kyle hopes to master the art of versatility one day to create a career merging the world of concert and commercial dance. In this episode, we discuss what it means to control your narrative, why it is so important to show up for yourself before anything or anyone else, black representation in commercial dance, finding love, and so much more!! So, come on and dive in!To learn more about Kyle and his beautiful journey, check out the links below:~ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/grimchim/~ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GrimChim/Be sure to follow the Hope Without Fear Podcast via the following:~ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/hopewithoutfear~ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hopewithoutfearpodcast/Follow and engage with Host Stacy Simmons:~Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/Mr.StacySimmons~Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mr.stacysimmons/Please be sure to rate the episode, download it to your device, and subscribe so you may stay alerted when new content releases. If you have any questions or want to share your thoughts, please email us at hopewithoutfearmedia@gmail.com. We are thrilled to have you on this journey with us!
Today, we welcome guest Kyle "Grim Chim" Seeley to the show.Kyle "Grim Chim" Seeley was raised in Prince Georges County, Maryland, and was turned on to entertainment at an early age through watching Michael and Janet Jackson music videos. He began training professionally at Suitland High School's Visual and Performing Arts Dance Program. After graduation, he received a full scholarship to prestigious schools such as Washington Ballet School, Dance Theater of Harlem School, Joffrey Ballet School, Alonzo KIng's Lines Ballet School as well as The Ailey School, where he studied all genres of dance and choreography for three years and has had the honor of performing with the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater in the piece "Memoria" as well as appear in the book "Men in Motion" by Francios Rousseau. After leaving the Ailey School, Kyle pursued the commercial route training in Hip-Hop and Street Jazz under Rhapsody James, Jared Grimes, and Luam. Kyle has had the pleasure of dancing for recording artist Zayn Malik, performing on the Latin Grammy Awards with Bomba Estereo and Will Smith, and dancing in the iconic Las Vegas show Don Arden's Jubilee! Recently Kyle was fortunate enough to dance in two back-to-back Halftime Shows for Super Bowl LV and LVI. Kyle hopes to master the art of versatility one day to create a career merging the world of concert and commercial dance. In this episode, we discuss what it means to control your narrative, why it is so important to show up for yourself before anything or anyone else, black representation in commercial dance, finding love, and so much more!! So, come on and dive in!To learn more about Kyle and his beautiful journey, check out the links below:~ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/grimchim/~ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GrimChim/Be sure to follow the Hope Without Fear Podcast via the following:~ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/hopewithoutfear~ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hopewithoutfearpodcast/Follow and engage with Host Stacy Simmons:~Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/Mr.StacySimmons~Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mr.stacysimmons/Please be sure to rate the episode, download it to your device, and subscribe so you may stay alerted when new content releases. If you have any questions or want to share your thoughts, please email us at hopewithoutfearmedia@gmail.com. We are thrilled to have you on this journey with us!
Making a Scene Presents an Interview with MiMoMontreal-born and New York-based music artist Mimo reps Harlem and the 514 on the daily. Trained as a musician, actor and dancer, her work revolves around the tremendous powers of the body. Juggling her love for performing arts, Mimo evolved through choir singing, violin classes, drama circles and dance practice. When it comes to music, Lo-Fi vibes, flowing poetry, Neo-Soul—with an alternative R&B feel may be the closest terms to define her sound. Mimo's style is essentially a blend of heartfelt music, reflecting her essence: something she casually calls “Street Jazz.”
In Episode Twenty-two, Dr. Natalie Fousekis steps in as guest host to interview Dr. Benjamin Cawthra about his current exhibition, 52nd Street: Jazz and the Photography of William Gottlieb, held at the Great Park Gallery in Irvine through May 1, 2022. The exhibit focuses on Manhattan's 52nd Street, a hub of musical creativity in the years immediately following World War II. Dr. Cawthra talks about developing the exhibit; his experience interviewing William Gottlieb; the differences between curating exhibits with students versus on his own; and what he hopes visitors take away from the exhibit. Later, in our Out of the Archives segment, archivist Natalie Garcia presents oral history clips from William Gottlieb's interview.
A great talk with the incredibly talented GEO Hubela!With over 25 years' experience in the Entertainment Industry, GEO Hubela is a Choreographer, Artistic Director, Dancer & Teacher. He also is Co-owner and Director of one of New Jersey's leading Dance Education facilities, ICON DANCE COMPLEX, home of the ICONic Dance Company.GEO has choreographed internationally for stage and screen in France, Germany, the UK and Taiwan. His most recent work is Choreographing the first ever Live Stage Show for Lionsgate Films “STEP UP” franchise at Motiongate Dubai in the United Arab Emirates. His other recent work includes multiple campaigns for Old Navy, including a holiday campaign starring Stranger Things co-star Gaten Matarazzo.GEO was seen on Season 1 of MTV's Randy Jackson presents “America's Best Dance Crew” and “America's Got Talent” as Director, Choreographer and dancer for the ICONic Dance Crew. Other choreography credits include Aaron Carter, Kelly Rowland, Lil' Mama, Brian McKnight on Celebrity Apprentice 2, and industrial shows for companies such as Prudential, Macy's, Murphy USA, Food & Wine Magazine, the Big Apple Awards and more. He has also choreographed national commercials for Jet Blue, Best Buy, Slim Fast, and was Asst. Choreographer on the Campbell's Soup campaign starring John Lithgow.As a performer, GEO has danced with some of the biggest stars in the music industry such as Jennifer Lopez, Will Smith, P!NK, Britney Spears, ‘NSYNC, Jessica Simpson, Macy Gray, Selena, Smashmouth, Lindsey Lohan, Deborah Cox and the King of Pop, Michael Jackson. GEO's other Film and TV credits include; GLEE, Standing Ovation Movie, The Wedding Singer, Boys & Girls, Step Up, That 70's Show, Chicago Hope, The Young and the Restless, Fame LA, The Nikki Cox Show, The Miss America Pageant, The Goodwill Games, The NAACP Image Awards and the 69th Annual Academy Awards.With 25 years' experience teaching Hip Hop and Street Jazz, GEO has been on faculty and guest faculty for such Dance Conventions as Tremaine, Co. Dance, Monsters of Hip Hop, The Pulse, Starpower, Headliners and more. Today, GEO is currently on faculty and tours the country with Showstopper, Dance Educators of America, Danza, Encore DCS, Encore Performing Arts Dance Conventions and the Dance Life Teacher Conference.GEO's ICONic Dancers are performing professionally, appearing at events such as World of Dance Live, Beatstock, the Apollo Theater, Madison Square Garden and on TV specials on Nickelodeon and MTV. GEO's students also dance for the Brooklyn Nets Kids and NY KNICKS City Kidz dance teams. They have also performed at special events for such brands as Clearasil, Microsoft, Old Navy, ESPN and more. One of GEO's biggest accomplishments is Creator, Choreographer and Manager of the internationally known ICONic Boyz Dance Crew. The Boyz were Runner-Up on Season 6 of Randy Jackson presents America's Best Dance Crew on MTV and had become teen pop culture dance sensations.GEO's biggest reward is passing on his passion for dance to the next generation of dancers and teachers. Check out GEO's Social Media:www.facebook.com/hiphopgeowww.instagram.com/geohubelawww.twitter.com/geohubelaFollow us on Facebook: JAM Joe and Michelle's Dance PodcastFollow us on Instagram: jam_dance_podcast
On today’s Bring It On!, hosts Clarence Boone and William Hosea spend the hour with Cesar Valentino, who is a sought-after educator in the fundamentals of Vogue, Runway, Etiquette, Heels, Afro-Caribbean, Salsa, Merengue, and Street Jazz dance styles. Kim Morris Newson, Associate Director for the IU Office of Community & School Partnerships, and Nicole Browne, …
Alex Wolken previews this Friday's improvised jazz event
Anthony Donaldson (on performing in the Improvised Music Ensemble at the Albany Street Jazz Loft) Interview by Alex Wolken on Radio One 91fm Dunedin
Anthony Donaldson (on performing in the Improvised Music Ensemble at the Albany Street Jazz Loft) Interview by Alex Wolken on Radio One 91fm Dunedin
Frank Talbot (on Albany Street Jazz Loft concert) Interview by Alex Wolken on Radio One 91fm Dunedin
Frank Talbot (on Albany Street Jazz Loft concert) Interview by Alex Wolken on Radio One 91fm Dunedin
Duncan Haynes Trio at Albany Street Jazz Loft - Karin Reid and Duncan Haynes preview the inaugural gig at a new Dunedin venue.
Duncan Haynes (on the Albany Street Jazz Loft launch concert) Interview by Alex Wolken on Radio One 91fm Dunedin
Duncan Haynes (on the Albany Street Jazz Loft launch concert) Interview by Alex Wolken on Radio One 91fm Dunedin
Welcome to the Bright N Fit podcast! Today is Ep# 7 - “My 5 rules to a healthier Mindset" with guest: Ionut Iordache. In this episode I speak with my friend, fellow instructor, marketing consultant and graphic designer: Ionut, about his 5 rules to a healthier mindset . We will discuss some awesome techniques that have personally helped him develop emotional intelligence. From Ionut: "Hi, I am Ionut! I've been a Zumba instructor for 9 years, and have been fortunate enough to travel and hold Masterclasses in more than 15 different countries around Europe while developing my skills by attending workshops and trainings for different dance and fitness styles (Street Jazz, Cardio Hip Hop, Reggaeton, Afro, also a Salsation and Urbhanize Instructor) But one of my main points of focus through the years has been mental health, researching and learning more and more, it has become a passion of mine and part of who i am. I am fascinated by emotional intelligence so therefore i decided to try and help people around me with the tricks and tips that i use on a daily basis for a healthier mindset. I guess the thing that brings me most joy in life is helping others and making sure they have it easier than i did. Showing someone that they're not alone is a big part of my life, even if it's through speaking or through my Reggaeton or Afro workshops, i find great joy in sharing my knowledge." Don't forget to subscribe, share and send your topic ideas and questions to brightnfit1@gmail.com Follow me on Facebook: @brightnfitbytatiana Follow me on Instagram: @brightnfit1 Follow Ionut on Instagram: @Ionutdance Follow Ionut on Youtube: Ionut Zumba --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bright-n-fit-by-tatiana/support
Karin Reid and Alex Wolken (on the Albany Street Jazz Loft Boosted campaign) Interview by Jamie Green on Radio One 91fm Dunedin
Karin Reid and Alex Wolken (on the Albany Street Jazz Loft Boosted campaign) Interview by Jamie Green on Radio One 91fm Dunedin
Black History Month concludes at the end of the week, and Seattle jazz musicians and fans will be celebrating the legacy of African-American musicians in the Northwest Friday and Saturday nights with the virtual Jackson Street Jazz Walk .
Black History Month concludes at the end of the week, and Seattle jazz musicians and fans will be celebrating the legacy of African-American musicians in the Northwest Saturday and Sunday nights with the virtual Jackson Street Jazz Walk .
Kate is flipping things around this episode where is interviews Annabella Estrada her cohost who is the owner of the very successful Wind Up Dance Tour.Wind Up Dance Tour is an exclusive dance convention that provides comprehensive class initiatives in a variety of dance disciplines. Our goal; to push the dancer out of their comfort zone with unique and challenging classes taught by top choreographers in the industry. “We provide the tools; you hold the key to elevating your skills to the next level.”Annabella Estrada - Producer and Event CoordinatorAnnabella was Assistant Producer at events during the Sundance Film Festival in 2014 at the prestigious Social Film Loft and again in 2015 at the EMERGE Bang & Olufsen House. She supported and organized panels, junkets and celebrity parties that included talent and media such as Michael C. Hall, Lindsay Lohan, and Elijah Wood.Annabella Estrada is a powerhouse hip-hop dancer who has trained and worked with some of the most sought out choreographers in the industry. She is a technically trained dancer in a variety of disciplines. Formally educated at The Broadway Dance Center in New York City, where she studied Ballet, Jazz, Hip Hop, Street Jazz, Contemporary, Latin Jazz, Pointe, Heels, and Dance Hall. Her training includes master classes at the Debbie Reynolds Dance Studio, The Millennium Dance Complex in Los Angeles, Movement Lifestyle & more! In 2011, Annabella was chosen as a featured dancer for Creating Opportunities Elite Team where she was mentored by Lisette Bustamante and Chonique Sneed. She has participated in numerous workshops such as the Motivating Excellence Workshops I & II (New York) Choreographer – Rhapsody James and Confidence is K.E.E (New York) Mentor- Aurelia Michael.Annabella's dream is to continue her love of dance and provide new and amazing opportunities for aspiring dancers. She believes in sharing her dream with others and making sure that dancers gain the same levels of training as she was exposed too. Annabella started Wind Up Dance Tour in 2016 in her small town of Bethlehem, Pennsylvania and now produces Wind Up Dance Tour Conventions and workshops in Philadelphia and Los Angeles, CA. Annabella plans on expanding Wind Up Dance Tour Nationally and one day Internationally - growing the faculty and the already immense love for Wind Up Dance Tour. Follow On Facebook and Instagram @windupdancetour
Davina, est danseuse de street jazz au casino Barrière de Toulouse. Elle nous livre pendant cet entretien, les à priori des autres sur son métier, sa routine, sa vie en décalée, ses projets d'avenir et sa vision de la danse en général. Si vous appréciez l'écoute du podcast « Porté » n'hésitez pas à le soutenir en lui attribuant quelques étoiles bien utiles sur vos plateformes d'écoute et à le partager sur vos réseaux sociaux car un podcast qui se diffuse est un podcast en mouvement! Vous pouvez aussi me joindre à cette adresse email: charlottejacq.danse@gmail.com, je me ferai un plaisir de vous répondre.
Aujourd’hui, je reçois Yanis Marshall, danseur, chorégraphe et professeur. Son premier souvenir est lié à la danse comme si la danse lui avait permis d’être. Sa trajectoire de danseur est ensuite fulgurante. Très tôt, il multiplie les écoles et développe son amour pour la technique. Travail. A New York auprès de Sheryl Murakami, il découvre le Street Jazz et se fait ambassadeur en France de cette discipline pleine de sensualité. Ses prestations dans « Britain’s Got Talent » révèlent son talent au monde. Danseur prodige en talons, il est un passeur de mouvements et d’exigence pour se sentir mieux dans son corps. On l’écoute avec joie. Cette conversation a été enregistrée au Studio Harmonic à Paris.
Footloose? Dirty Dancing? Flashdance? Step aside! There's a new dance craze sweeping the nation, and it's BREAKIN'! (Do not call it "Street Jazz.") We investigate the cultural phenomenon-lite and wish we had more time with Turbo and Ozone! Plus, more on recent hits including Da 5 Bloods, Becky and Artemis Fowl!
Sigla di 17IAM, selezione e mix a cura di Djlove, voce di Gianpaolo Negro, regia di Pantu.
In this episode we hear from James Alonzo. James is a teacher in New York City at Broadway Dance Center, Peridance Capezio Center and others. Even though James didn’t start dancing until later in life, he has taken the dance world by storm. In this episode James shares his unique story of his dancing career. He also discusses what he does personally and in his classes that captivates NYC’s top studios and their students. Dance With Teachers @dancewithteachers James Alonzo @_jamesalonzo www.dancewithteachers.com
El viernes 27 de abril de 2018 actuará en Bogui Jazz la Canal Street Jazz Band dentro de los eventos del International Jazz Day Madrid’18. Esta incombustible formación, con más de 50 años a sus espaldas defendiendo en directo el jazz tradicional que lleva a sus espectadores a la música de Nueva Orleans actuará con la formación integrada por Jim Kashishian (trombón y voz), Yevhen Riechkalov (trompeta), Fernando Sobrino (piano), Antonio Domínguez (contrabajo) y Raúl Rodríguez (batería). En HDO 398 suenan varios de los temas que se recogen en la grabación 50 Aniversario. Tomajazz: © Pachi Tapiz, 2018 HDO es un podcast de jazz e improvisación (libre en mayor o menor grado) que está editado, presentado y producido por Pachi Tapiz.
Ep 0039 | 6-9-17 John Cain Joins Kerry McCoy to discuss his more than 50 years in radio Air Date: June 9, 2017 - John Cain, is a man who experienced the south go through Jim Crow to desegregation and has been a familiar radio voice for half a century in central Arkansas. He is also known for his efforts to preserve African-American culture in Arkansas. Cain is program director of community radio station KABF-FM 88.3 and host of KUAR's 52nd Street Jazz for more than three decades.
One on One With Indie Author Lori Fontanez discusses her New Collection of Stories. Garage Band ( Jingles 44th Street Jazz) Fax sounds.
#soundscape #music #paris #france
Music and conversation with local musicians Kirk Browne and Bijan Taghavi!
Breakin' and Breakin' 2 Electric Boogaloo are on tap this week. It's the same film different titles, or is it same title different films, or maybe same genre but different plot structure? Ahhh, who gives a crap really?
BLU, THE COOLEST AND BADEST KATT I KNOW WHO PUTZ DOWN JAZZ........LONGTIME JAZZ ARTIST URBAN BLU WILL BE BACK IN DA HOUSE WITH T-A-Z AND ALONG WITH GUEST HOST ANTMAN.......
Gospel house, deep house, tech house, and straight-up house unite for a warm, positive mix to make your body move. PLAYLIST 01. Funkagenda - Afterclub (Riva Starr Remix) 02. Audiowhores - Sometimes 03. Pieter J - Kiss Like 04. Jax Jaxon - Come Inside 05. The Bongo Man - Dimension 06. Gramophonedzie, Analog People in a Digital World, Ben Onono - Brassaholics (On the Floor) (Dub Mix) 07. Jayl Funk - Get Down on the Floor 08. Stex - Funky in Street (Jazz.K.Lipa Remix) 09. Milk & Sugar - Higher & Higher (Chocolate Puma Remix) 10. Rio Dela Duna, Michelle Martinez - We Are All The Same == Please support these artists == Music copyright the respective artists. All other material c2013 by Steve Boyett. For personal use only. All rights reserved. Any unauthorized copying editing, exhibition, sale, rental, exchange, public performance, or broadcast of this audio is strictly prohibited. GROOVELECTRIC MERCH: http://www.groovelectric.com
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