Podcast appearances and mentions of Todd Sickafoose

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Scott Amendola is a bay-area drummer and composer who has had long associations with artists like Charlie Hunter and Nels Cline. He performs with a trio including clarinetist Ben Goldberg and bassist Todd Sickafoose at Jazz Central on Thursday, November 7th. The group just released an album called "Here to There" consisting of music inspired by the bridge sections, i.e. the transition sections, of Thelonious Monk tunes. Amendola discusses all of this and his musical background with Jazz88's Peter Solomon. Picture by Lenny Gonzalez. From L to R: Scott Amendola (seated), Todd Sickafoose, Ben Goldberg.

Scott Amendola is a bay-area drummer and composer who has had long associations with artists like Charlie Hunter and Nels Cline. He performs with a trio including clarinetist Ben Goldberg and bassist Todd Sickafoose at Jazz Central on Thursday, November 7th. The group just released an album called "Here to There" consisting of music inspired by the bridge sections, i.e. the transition sections, of Thelonious Monk tunes. Amendola discusses all of this and his musical background with Jazz88's Peter Solomon. Picture by Lenny Gonzalez. From L to R: Scott Amendola (seated), Todd Sickafoose, Ben Goldberg.

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Featuring new music from “Happiness Bastards” (The Black Crowes); the mesmerizing compositions of bassist Todd Sickafoose; the vibrant sound of Baja courtesy of Kelsey Garcias' new single; punk meets jazz on the fresh Messthetics and James Brandon Lewis collab; Theo Bleckmann, Sly5thAve, and Erik live in Denver from their latest limited edition release; bassist/producer Benjamin Rubin and his lo-fi solo project; the sound of CDMX improv courtesy of Erik's Scorpio Session release; and a modern folk supergroup, the High Hawks.

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It's that time of the year when we look back at the past twelve months and realize that Jazz continues to be possibly the only thing that doesn't let us down, while the world is getting crazier by the hour. So here we are again, sharing a few mores tunes we've loved the most in the past few months. The playlist features Idris Ackamoor; Maria Pia de Vito; Todd Sickafoose; John Zorn; Henri Texier; Billy Mohler; Thandi Ntuli, Carlos Niño; Kris Davis; Sofia Rei, Jorge Roeder; Pierrick Pédron, and Gonzalo Rubalcaba. Detailed playlist at https://spinitron.com/RFB/pl/18277956/Mondo-Jazz [from 'Police Dem" onwards]. Photo credit: Scott Irvine.

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New York-based drummer, composer, and educator Allison Miller has played with singer/songwriters like Brandi Carlile, Ani DiFranco, or Natalie Merchant, but she's best known for her own bands, and her own music, which is usually labeled jazz, but you'll hear elements of rock, funk and folk in there too. She's the bandleader of the chamber jazz band Boom Tic Boom, and is part of the all-star jazz group Artemis along with many other collaborations. Allison Miller's latest album, Rivers In Our Veins, features a new band, including several members of Boom Tic Boom but with tap dancers as well.  Allison Miller presents the full multimedia Rivers In Our Veins on Nov. 25 at Roulette.  Commissioned by Mid Atlantic Arts Organization and Lake Placid Center for the Arts, Rivers In Our Veins is inspired by five major rivers of the Northeast United States  – the James, Delaware, Potomac, Hudson and Susquehanna – their history, how they serve the communities around them, and how those communities need to better upkeep them. Allison Miller goes deep with research about rivers and social movement — migratory movement — along rivers, as well as what she learned from the River Keepers. [Much more about Rivers In Our Veins.] Her top-shelf band, with violinist Jenny Scheinman, bassist Todd Sickafoose, clarinetist Ben Goldberg, trumpeter Jason Palmer, and pianist Carmen Staaf, along with two phenomenally talented tap dancers, perform selections from Rivers In Our Veins, in-studio. Set list: 1. Hudson 2. Of Two Rivers (Part 2) 3. Fierce

A birthday episode kicking off with Steve Bernstein and the late great Henry Butler; a fresh new single from sonic indie darlings Spencer Zahn and Dawn Richards; the debut of Erik's new record: the piano trio Decades feat. Tony Mason and Dean Johnson; John Scofield's latest jam; the closing song from Todd Sickafoose's seminal work Bear Proof; Kwest and Hawkfather bringing us their smooth Colorado mountain sound; Eulipion Corps takes us to outer space on the latest release; and a beautiful Italian-expat sound from songstress Lucia Comnes.

Ganze 15 Jahre hat es gedauert, bis der Komponist und Bassist Todd Sickafoose endlich wieder ein neues Album veröffentlicht hat. Es ist ein ungewöhnliches Werk geworden - eine eklektische Suite für kleine Kammerbesetzung von acht Musikerinnen und Musikern. Die Komposition bewegt sich irgendwo zwischen Jazz, zeitgenössischer Klassik, Indierock und Country. Es verblüfft zu erfahren, dass alle neun Stücke in einer ununterbrochenen Performance aufgenommen wurden, live eingespielt an einem Stück.„Bear Proof“ ist ein üppiges Album, die Stimmung ist mal gründelnd, mal pastoral und donnernd feierlich. So wie sich diese Emotionen durchdringen, so finden auch die verschiedensten Stilelemente in meisterhaften Arrangements ganz organisch zusammen - meint unser Jazzkritiker Niklas Wandt.

This episode of Across The Margin : The Podcast presents an interview with lauded drummer, composer, bandleader, and teacher Allison Miller. Miller is a musician who has mastered a vast array of musical settings — from guesting on late night TV to keeping time for some of today's most beloved singer-songwriters (such as Ani DiFranco, Natalie Merchant, and Brandi Carlile). She has recorded six albums as a bandleader — 5 AM Stroll, Boom Tic Boom, No Morphine-No Lilies, Live at Willisau, Otis Was a Polar Bear, and Glitter Wolf — as well as working as a session musician. Her work with bands has included forming the band Honey Ear Trio with Rene Hart and Erik Lawrence, Holler and Bam with Toshi Reagon, and her own band, Allison Miller's Boom Tic Boom. She is also a member of the jazz supergroup ARTEMIS. Miller's latest album Rivers in Our Veins — the focus of this episode — is a 12-song cycle embracing the concept of flow and renewal, and dedicated to the United State's crucial rivers, watersheds, and the organizations devoted to reviving and protecting them. Her band features a deeply telepathic cast of improvisers, including violinist Jenny Scheinman, Ben Goldberg on contra-alto and Bb clarinets, pianist Carmen Staaf, trumpeter Jason Palmer, bassist Todd Sickafoose, and a grouping of remarkable tap-dancers (learn more about this in the episode!). The captivating piece of American art that is Rivers in Our Veins was commissioned by the Lake Placid Center for the Arts and acts as a tribute to the natural environments we are blessed to live within and around and to those who make it their mission to protect them; In this episode host Michael Shields and Allison Miller discuss just how, specifically, her latest album was inspired by five American rivers and our nation's crucial waterways in general. They talk about the phenomenally talented assemblage of musicians featured on the Rivers in Our Veins and the tap dancers who enliven a bevy of songs on the album. They discuss the tour which boasts an ambitious multimedia production, the curiosities of being a bandleader as a drummer, Miller's musical inspirations, and a whole lot more. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Jazz Ahead 225 1. Io Non Sto Più Qui, Real Timpani, The Great Torre, Funclab Records, 2023 2. Stolen Voice, Nite Bjuti, Nite Bjuti, Whirlwind Recordings, 2023 3. Sun Gazers, The Vampires, Nightjar, Earshift Music, 2023 4. Sufi Loft, Federica Michisanti, Afternoons, Parco della Musica Records. 2023 5. Ancestors, DayKoda, UNO, Beat Machine Records, 2023 6. Competitive, NU Jazz, Vol. 1, Luxury Lounge, 2023 7. Ultraviolet, Billy Mohler, Ultraviolet, Contagious Music, 2023 8. Na Quarta-Feira, Bixiga 70, Vapor, Glitterbeat Records, 2023 9. The Gold Gate, Todd Sickafoose, Bear Proof, Secret Hatch Records, 2023

Bassist and composer Todd Sickafoose shows up in a lot of places: on stage with singer-songwriter Ani DiFranco or drummer Allison Miller, behind the scenes as a record producer for artists like Noe Venable and Anais Mitchell, orchestrating the music for the Broadway musical Hadestown (which earned him both a Grammy for record production and a Tony for orchestration), and as a bandleader.  His new record Bear Proof is his first album of original music in nearly 15 years. He describes it as “62 minutes of music for eight musicians.” The sound is evocative, melodically rich, rhythmically intense, and features a unique instrumentation of violin, accordion, electric guitar, acoustic piano, clarinet, cornet, bass and drums.  Here he talks about his multifaceted career, Hadestown and the process of putting together a Broadway show, working with Ani DiFranco, Bear Proof, releasing music in today's world, why bass players make good producers, and how a skin cancer diagnosis influenced his life personally and professionally. www.third-story.com www.wbgo.org/podcast/the-third-story www.patreon.com/thirdstorypodcast

Leo Sidran, host of The Third Story podcast, talks with bassist and composer Todd Sickafoose about his multi-faceted career.

Jazz Ahead 224 1. 2 Sentimental, Kassa Overall, Warp Records, 2023 2. Sun Raag, Jordi Grognard Trio, Monkey's Meeting, El Negocito Records, 2023 3. Turns Luck, Todd Sickafoose, Bear Proof, Secret Hatch Records, 2023 4. Blue (pt. 2), Helen Svoboda, The Odd River, Earshift Music, 2023 5. unbeknownst, Matana Roberts, Coin Coin Chapter Five: In The Garden, Constellation Records, 2023 6. Stray, I.P.A, Grimsta, Cuneiform Records, 2023 7. Wind Blows, Two Things Of Gold, Two Things Of Gold, A.MA Records, 2023

A cosmopolitan edition of Mondo Jazz, which brings India, Cape Verde, Canada, Haiti, England, Sicily, Sardinia, the Great American Rivers, California and Germany to your headphones, wherever you might be, through Radio Free Brooklyn's digital transmitter in Bushwick! Jazz without borders! The playlist features Kavita Shah; Dominique Fils-Aimé; Alabaster Deplume; Cettina Donato, Zoe Pia; Allison Miller; Todd Sickafoose; Billy Mohler; Angelika Niescier, Tomeka Reid, Savannah Harris. Detailed playlist at https://spinitron.com/RFB/pl/17937324/Mondo-Jazz [from "Cape Verdean Blues" onwards] Happy listening!

Bassist Todd Sickafoose's new album is called Bear Proof (Secret Hatch Records, 2023). On this episode, Todd talks about assembling a cast of strong musical personalities; the challenges of recording an hour-long piece with no breaks; his work with Anaïs Mitchell on Hadestown; his long tenure in Ani DiFranco's band; music as social commentary; composing for podcasts; and more. PATREON Become a Patreon supporter for $5 a month to get a bonus show called This I Dig Of You, on which the guest from the main episode talks about something non-musical that's bringing them joy. Todd talks about living in Oaxaca. You'll also get early access to every episode, a thank you on an episode, and behind-the-scenes news. Join at https://patreon.com/thejazzsession. CREDITS Theme Music: The Respect Sextet (respectsextet.com) Logo: Sarah Walter Intro Voice: Chuck Ingersoll (hearchucknow.com)

Featuring Bay Area legends Amendola vs. Blades; a fresh joint from throwback vocalist Samara Joy; bassist/composer Todd Sickafoose's latest masterpiece; a symbiotic new duo record from masters Will Bernard and Beth Custer; Toronto super-artist Mingjia; accordion and trumpet magic courtesy of Eric Vloeimans and Will Holshauser; and three icons of soul music: William Bell, Parliament and Prince.

Bear Proof is the name of a new album from composer and longtime bassist for Ani DiFranco, Todd Sickafoose. It's his first release of original music in fifteen years. Sickafoose started recording the album in 2013, but then scrapped the project and began again in 2018. The album process had to be put on pause however following the success of the musical "Hadestown," which he helped compose, winning a Grammy and Tony as a result. Bear Proof is out on September 29, and Sickafoose joins us for a preview Listening Party.  

Featuring the fresh single from Todd Sickafoose's seminal compositional work “Bear Proof”; brand new jams from a new improvising group “Selcouth Quartet”; the wonderful Kavitah Shah and her Cape Verdean sounds; Jesse Harris' inspired instrumental project Cosmo and their latest release; ECM records' Wolfgang Muthspiel accompanied by is all-star trio; hot jams from the mod-jazz collective Irreversible Entanglements; Ben T. Rubin and his banger drop” Hustla” from his play-all release Landshark: Crosschatter; and finally, a dreamy collab between Erik and Dutch lo-fi artist Ghosts n Guitars.

The much awaited return of Tood Sickafoose graces our playlist together with other gem ranging from the gorgeous to the adventurous, with a couple of surprising contributions from musicians whose relationship with jazz has been notoriously... ambivalent, Frank Zappa and Stewart Copeland. The playlist also features Samuel Blaser; Todd Sickafoose [pictured]; Amaury Faye; Rudy Royston; Alexander Hawkins; Mick Rossi, Peter Hess, Matt Moran; John Zorn. Detailed playlist at https://spinitron.com/RFB/pl/17670100/Mondo-Jazz (starting from ""Lady Rawlinson"). Happy listening! Photo credit: Shervin Lainez

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Ani DiFranco is an American singer-songwriter and founder of Righteous Babe Records, through which she has released two dozen studio albums and EPs since 1990 in addition to numerous live albums that capture her rousing, emotional live performances. Ani's latest album, Revolutionary Love was released in January 2021. She wrote the title track for her friend Valarie Kaur, a civil rights leader who was working on a book called Revolutionary Love Project. "I actually wrote her three songs," says Ani. "And that one, I felt spoke so much to my own mission and my own work and my own life. It kind of became my mantra as well." Ani started a U.S. tour on June 17 that will take her up the West Coast, to the East Coast and across the Midwest before a stop in Colorado at Planet Bluegrass Ranch on August 13 followed by the Etheridge Island festival in Playa Mujeres, Mexico from August 30 to September 5. She will perform as a trio, as she has for many years, with Todd Sickafoose on bass and keyboards and Terence Higgins on percussion. Links: Billboard's podcast page Glenn Peoples @theglennpeoples Jay Gilbert (Label Logic) Ani DiFranco at Setlist.fm Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Featuring fresh jams from the new-grass-fuse-folk pride of NC, maestro Jon Stickley and his Trio; saxophone legend Jeff Coffin from his latest duo release with Derek Brown on his Ear Up label; ultra-legit-just-dropped Brooklyn dub music from Blanc du Blanc with legend Mr Lee Scratch Perry on the faders; composer/bassist extraordinaire Todd Sickafoose; a new ECM release featuring sax great Joe Lovano alongside Marilyn Crispell and Carmen Castaldi; Joshua Rodman's reboot of his classic 90's quartet “Round Again”; moody indie guitar genius Jeff Parker; and finally, the one and only Earl Fatha Hines live in 1972.

A special two-hour celebration of our 250th episode featuring highlights from Erik's discography plus selections from the most influential collaborators spanning his 25-year career including Charlie Hunter, Art Lande, Ron Miles, Fat Mama, Sonya Vallet, Theo Bleckmann, Todd Sickafoose, Scott Amendola, Norah Jones, Jim Campilongo, Shooter Jennings, Leftover Salmon, Spencer Zahn, Citizen Cope, and Victoria Reed.

043 Marika HughesThis is Play It Like It's Music, I'm Trevor. Thanks for listening.On Wednesday, June 10 of 2020 music is not content, it's connection.To play the cello requires a smattering of cleverness and precision on the part of the player. The finger mechanics are complex, the alchemy of the bow is mystifying. On top of it all, gigs require an incredible fitness of nerves and preparation beyond that of many much more renumerative professions. However, mere cleverness and precision do not a complete musician make. Many cellists hit all the marks on their instrument but fail to make an artistic impact, and I feel for them because just playing the cello decently takes a huge amount of effort. Why pile on things like visual aesthetics or political awareness, or god forbid writing, verbal and administrative skills? Singing? Songwriting? Bandleading? Gimme a break.Fortunately, today we have as our guest a musician who brings it on every one of those levels. Marika Hughes is a native New Yorker, a cellist, singer, a storyteller on The Moth. She grew up in a musical family – Marika’s grandfather was the great cellist Emanuel Feuermann, and her parents owned a jazz club, Burgundy, on the Upper West Side. As children, she and her younger brother were both regulars on Sesame Street. She went to Barnard College and the Juilliard School, graduating with BAs in political science and cello performance, respectively.Marika has worked with Whitney Houston, Lou Reed, Anthony Braxton, David Byrne, Adele, Henry Threadgill, D’Angelo, Idina Menzel, Nels Cline, Somi and Taylor Mac, among many others. She was a founding member of the Bay Area-based bands 2 Foot Yard and Red Pocket. She is a master teacher and director for Young Arts and a teaching-artist at Carnegie Hall’s Lullaby Project. Before COVID she was holding down the cello chair at the Broadway show, Hadestown, and we hope they'll pick it back up. Marika puts out a vibe that just won't quit, leading her bands Bottom Heavy and The New String Quartet and as the co-founder and co-director of Looking Glass Arts, an artist residency and youth education program in upstate New York. We get into it: her legendary granddad, growing up and finding her own way in the Bay area, her initial band experiences. We're kindred spirits and I know you're going to love this conversation with Marika. Check it out:Press PLAY above to hear my conversation with Marika Hughes.music selections:Chapter 4 - Marika Hughes & Bottom Heavy, New York Nostalgia 2016, ASCAP Hopscotch Dreams *written by Marikasnippet: Borrowed Arms - 2 Foot Yard (Borrowed Arms 2008, Yard Work ASCAP) *written by 2 Foot YardFor Nico - Marika Hughes (The Simplest Thing, 2010, Hopscotch Dreams ASCAP) *written by Marika.Band: Kyle Sanna gtr, Todd Sickafoose bass, Matthias Kunstli drums, Shahzad Ismaily gtrThanks for listening to Play It Like It’s Music. Thanks to Marika Hughes for spending some very generous time with us. You can find her music at Marika Hughes dot com and follow her on all the socials @marikahughes.If you like this show, please tell a friend:Follow me on social media @trevorexter and talk to me on there if you have thoughts about the show.We're all contending with a mutating professional landscape, jacked revenue streams, a catastrophic global pandemic and plenty of other noise out in the culture.But you gotta keep playing.We don't draw any lines here between scenes or styles.As always, thank you for listening and remember to play it like its music.You can check out my music on bandcamp and other places. It’s all at my website, trevorexter.com. Sign the mailing list on substack to get this show sent right to you the very moment it comes out. Consider hiring me to score your piece, do some cello, teach you lessons, produce your show or back you up onstage. Music is a beautiful thing and it makes the world go round.Big love to your ears.Trevor(Did you press play yet?)...If you like this stuff, help it spread by sharing it!Hear songs: the “Trevor Exter Playlist” on SpotifySign the mailing list!Take lessons from me online!Hire me remotely for cello overdubs or to score your piece.Or to produce your podcast.Follow me on IG TW FBMore @trevorexter.compsst… sign up for emails: This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit playitlikeitsmusic.substack.com

Featuring brand a new jam by electro-pop diva L1zy in collaboration with Tracktribe and Songaide (to fight world hunger during Covid 19); a fresh EP from wizards Borham Lee and Eric Benny Bloom (commissioned by a Sonoma winery); a magical track from Todd Sickafoose's seminal release Tiny Resistors; a cut off of cornetist Kirk Knuffke's high-end blowing session Chorale; saxophonist Rudresh Mahanthappa's mind-bending rhythms and melodies on Agrima; the sound of DC's legendary 18th St. Lounge courtesy of Federico Aubele; and finally an uplifting song for this moment from an important voice in the American history of civil rights, Nina Simone.

Featuring epic jams from NYC jazzers Theo Bleckmann, Avishai Cohen, and Yonathan Avishai; a classic tune from Tony Award winning bassist/composer Todd Sickafoose; a brand new cut from Denver rock renegade Borgo; a live track from Erik Deutsch performing in Denver in 2012; + Bilal, Cassandra Wilson, Dr. John, and Burning Spear live in Paris.

Featuring fresh jams from drummer/composer extraordinaire Allison Miller, more music from Alwyn Robinson's “Bluebonnet”, a brand new ECM release from pianist Ethan Iverson (w/trumpet legend Tom Harrell), the short-lived Brooklyn group EMMA (Allison miller, Erin McKeown, Todd Sickafoose, and Erik Deutsch), trumpeter/vocalist and jam-band staple Jennifer Hartswick, superpower-diva Alice Smith, Keith Jarrett, Gerry Mulligan and Chet Baker, Tower of Power, and the Bayou Maharajah himself… Mr. James Booker.

With the Tony Awards just days away, we're gearing up with this special Tony episode of Stage Door Sessions. Interviews with some of the 2019 Tony-nominees including Daniel Fish, Des McAnuff, Bartlett Sher, George C. Wolfe, Harold Wheeler, Todd Sickafoose, David Yazbeck, Robert Horn, and more! Tune in to the Tony Awards live on CBS on June 9 at 8/7c.

Jazz, the quintessential open door genre,has a capacity to beautifully integrate all kinds of sources. From music from faraway places to compositions written and instruments used for completely different genres. When it comes to the human voice, jazz has shown an uncanny openness finding a musical role for all sorts of non verbal sounds. Here we explore the jazz side of moaning, sighing, whistling, groaning, humming, grunting, etc. Don't worry it's all going to be supremely musical, even virtuosic thanks to the creative minds of the likes of Roland Kirk, Toots Thielemans, Art Farmer, Yohimbe Brothers, Keith Jarrett, Don Byron, Eddie Fisher, Guano Padano, Alessandro Alessandroni, Ennio Morricone, Dead Combo, Rollerball, Claude Barthelemy, Horace Silver, Supergenerous, Brahja Waldman, Napoli Centrale, Bill Withers, John Zorn, Wynton Marsalis, Todd Sickafoose, Talking Pictures, Louis Prima, Wayne Shorter, Allison Miller Detailed playlist at https://spinitron.com/RFB/pl/5741842/Mondo-Jazz

¡Llegamos a los 18! A efectos legales (al menos en territorio ibérico), ¡ya somos mayores de edad! Celebramos los 18 años de 'Club de Jazz' en esta edición del 12 de febrero de 2019 conversando con la baterista Allison Miller, que años después vuelve a pasar por nuestros micrófonos para celebrar los 10 de su grupo Boom Tic Boom. "Glitter Wolf" es el nuevo disco de la banda que Miller comparte con su cómplice Myra Melford (piano) más Todd Sickafoose (contrabajo), Jenny Scheinman (violín), Kirk Knuffke (corneta) y Ben Goldberg (clarinete). Toda la información y derechos: http://www.elclubdejazz.com

¡Llegamos a los 18! A efectos legales (al menos en territorio ibérico), ¡ya somos mayores de edad! Celebramos los 18 años de 'Club de Jazz' en esta edición del 12 de febrero de 2019 conversando con la baterista Allison Miller, que años después vuelve a pasar por nuestros micrófonos para celebrar los 10 de su grupo Boom Tic Boom. "Glitter Wolf" es el nuevo disco de la banda que Miller comparte con su cómplice Myra Melford (piano) más Todd Sickafoose (contrabajo), Jenny Scheinman (violín), Kirk Knuffke (corneta) y Ben Goldberg (clarinete). Toda la información y derechos: http://www.elclubdejazz.com

Drummer Allison Miller celebrates Boom Tic Boom's 10th anniversary with a new album, "Glitter Wolf" and we celebrate our 18th anniversary having a conversation with her. Alongside Myra Melford and Todd Sickafoose, she started in 2008 this musical adventure that grew into a sextet. All rights reserved: https://www.elclubdejazz.com

Drummer Allison Miller celebrates Boom Tic Boom's 10th anniversary with a new album, "Glitter Wolf" and we celebrate our 18th anniversary having a conversation with her. Alongside Myra Melford and Todd Sickafoose, she started in 2008 this musical adventure that grew into a sextet. All rights reserved: https://www.elclubdejazz.com

S2 Ep. 10 feat. Adam Levy, guitar slinger, musical alchemist, educator and journalist. Adam talks about: Being a regular collaborator touring musician with Norah Jones... and how the first song with words he ever wrote was on her multi-million selling album. How his very first studio session was spent working with Tracy Chapman, where he recorded Give Me One Reason to Stay, which one multiple Grammys. His shift from a jazz focus to a song writing focus. How his experience in New York shaped him into a different type of musician. His path of accidental opportunities. Working in very diverse musical situation with people like Amos Lee, Dan Hicks & the Acoustic Warriors, Vulfpeck, Alan Tousaint, Todd Sickafoose, Anais Mitchell, Joe Henry, Larry Goldings, Kenny Wolleson, etc. How he wound up writing for almost every guitar publication in the world including Guitar Player, Acoustic Guitar, Fretboard Journal, Premier Guitar, Guitar World. Why he started his free educational Youtube Channel named Guitar Tips and the types of lessons that his followers are learning. Guitar Tips Pro, his platform to help players that want to take the next step. The similarities between learning about religion and music. His musical education and studying with sage teachers like Jimmy Wyble and Ted Greene. How he determines the value of his time. His Aunt Susan's advice about who to sleep with. His thoughts on creative risk. The value of apprenticing Life transitions. With Adam's permission, this episode features the following tunes: This is Our House off his album Blueberry Blonde with Jay Bellerose. Something to Drink About off his album Other Desert Cities. Washing Day off his album Washing Day. MM S2 Ep.10 Blogpost:  http://bit.ly/2m9Wx43  MM S2 Ep.10 on iTunes: https://apple.co/2CMGovE  MM S2 Ep.10 Download: http://bit.ly/2qx4G78  MAKE MOVES on Spotify: http://spoti.fi/2kOMS1d  MAKE MOVES on Stitcher: http://bit.ly/2qsMdDi  MAKE MOVES on Google Play: http://bit.ly/2B7i2I5  MAKE MOVES website: www.makemoveswithjohn.com  MAKE MOVES Facebook Page: @makemoveswithjohn MAKE MOVES EXCLUSIVES Group: http://bit.ly/2t75JqK  MAKE MOVES on Instagram @makemoveswithjohn

Drummer/composer Allison Miller’s new album, Otis Was a Polar Bear, once again features her Boom Tic Boom ensemble: pianist Myra Melford, violinist Jenny Scheinman, cornetist Kirk Knuffke, clarinetist Ben Goldberg, and bassist Todd Sickafoose. Miller recently invited Modern Drummer into her Brooklyn, New York, home, to discuss the making of the album.... The post The Modern Drummer Podcast With Allison Miller appeared first on Modern Drummer Magazine.

The bastard's first, best and only guest - inimitable tenor saxophonist Sophie Faught - is back after a two year hiatus, and this time the boys are choosing the albums (along with discussing Sophie's latest release - Three Muses). Sophie Faught, Nick Tucker, Ben Lumsdaine - THREE MUSES; Rabbinical School Dropouts - COSMIC TREE; Todd Sickafoose - TINY RESISTORS. Oh yeah- it is ON, Zooey Deschanel.

City College of San Francisco gets its accreditation back, part 4 in our Bayview-Hunter's Point redevelopment series, talking people down from jumping off the Golden Gate bridge, this week's Audiograph game answer, and local musician Todd Sickafoose

Pablo Selnik (flauta) y Marco Mezquida (piano) se marcan una espléndida "Miscelánea núm. 2" que escuchamos en esta edición de "Club de Jazz" del 20 de junio de 2012. "desde mi cadiera", Jesús Moreno nos acerca el "Metal!" del encuentro entre TheThing y el contrabajista británico Barry Guy. El pianista Abe Rábade publica "A Modo", de nuevo en trío junto a Pablo Martín Caminero (contrabajo) y Bruno Pedroso (batería). El cuarteto madrileño Dead Capo publica "Sale", su segundo trabajo, ahora en formación de cuarteto: Javier Díez Ena (contrabajo), Marcos Monge (saxo), Javier Adán (guitarra) y Santiago Rapallo (batería). El "Tren Azul" de Luis Díaz García recupera la "Rhapsody in Blue" de George Gershwin que grabó la orquesta de Paul Whiteman en 1927. La baterista Allison Miller lidera Boom Tic Boom, grupo con Myra Melford (piano) y Todd Sickafoose (batería). El trompetista Tom Harrell publica "Number Five", su quinto trabajo en seis años con el mismo quinteto. En el "Jazz Porteño" de Alberto Varela el piano de Paula Shocron junto a Jerónimo Carmona (contrabajo) y Eloy Michelini (batería). Y además "Down Jones no es un cantante" de Javier De Torres en selección de Anxo en los "Ritmos Latinos". Toda la información y derechos: http://www.elclubdejazz.com

Pablo Selnik (flauta) y Marco Mezquida (piano) se marcan una espléndida "Miscelánea núm. 2" que escuchamos en esta edición de "Club de Jazz" del 20 de junio de 2012. "desde mi cadiera", Jesús Moreno nos acerca el "Metal!" del encuentro entre TheThing y el contrabajista británico Barry Guy. El pianista Abe Rábade publica "A Modo", de nuevo en trío junto a Pablo Martín Caminero (contrabajo) y Bruno Pedroso (batería). El cuarteto madrileño Dead Capo publica "Sale", su segundo trabajo, ahora en formación de cuarteto: Javier Díez Ena (contrabajo), Marcos Monge (saxo), Javier Adán (guitarra) y Santiago Rapallo (batería). El "Tren Azul" de Luis Díaz García recupera la "Rhapsody in Blue" de George Gershwin que grabó la orquesta de Paul Whiteman en 1927. La baterista Allison Miller lidera Boom Tic Boom, grupo con Myra Melford (piano) y Todd Sickafoose (batería). El trompetista Tom Harrell publica "Number Five", su quinto trabajo en seis años con el mismo quinteto. En el "Jazz Porteño" de Alberto Varela el piano de Paula Shocron junto a Jerónimo Carmona (contrabajo) y Eloy Michelini (batería). Y además "Down Jones no es un cantante" de Javier De Torres en selección de Anxo en los "Ritmos Latinos". Toda la información y derechos: http://www.elclubdejazz.com