Jazz Podcasts
The Jazz Diaries of The Sly CroonerJoin Now to Follow
As if Garrison Keillor and Lord Buckley were hanging at a jazz lounge talking about women, music and martinis. All original jazz and stories about a fictional group of charcaters who habituate the Royal Palm Court Lounge in beautiful downtown Swaktown.
By Geoffrey Tozer
Javeriana Estéreo 91.9 FMJoin Now to Follow
Javeriana Estereo 91.9 FM Bogota - Música sin fronteras | www.javerianaestereo.com
By Javeriana Estéreo
traex.de jazz funk trip hop music podcastJoin Now to Follow
pure music, jazz funk trip hop music podcast
By DJ Ed G
Ul. TrębackaJoin Now to Follow
Jazzowe historie: opowieści o trąbce, trębaczach i nie tylko.
Jon Hammond Show Podcast HammondCastJoin Now to Follow
Jon Hammond Show Podcast HammondCast is a Music, Travel and "Soft-News" program derived from Jon Hammond Show TV show on in New York for 22 years. Jon Hammond is a well known organ player, accordion player bandleader, ASCAP composer who has been hosting his radio & tv programs and performing around the world. Some of the people who appear on Jon's show are Eddie Money, John Entwistle, Cab Calloway, Jaco Pastorius, Lionel Hampton, Tony Lakatos, Joe Berger and many more. Jon is famous for the slogan: "The FINGERS...are the SINGERS!" and "Early bird gets the worm...second mouse gets the cheese!" *Member Local 802/Local 6/ASCAP *All rights reserved c)2005 JON HAMMOND International, Inc.
The All About Jazz PodcastJoin Now to Follow
The Web's largest Jazz site offers The All About Jazz Podcast, featuring interviews with Jazz legends like Sonny Rollins and audioclips from their new CDs.
Norah JonesJoin Now to Follow
Listen to the stories behind the songs and watch exclusive behind-the- scenes footage of the making of Norah Jones' new album. "Not Too Late" is available in stores and online now.
Crazy Joe's Surf Lounge podcast #1Join Now to Follow
Original surf lounge music, art, entertainment and information from Crazy Joe's SurfLounge.com
By Joe Fleming
Ron CarterJoin Now to Follow
Legendary bassist Ron Carter first stepped into the jazz spotlight as a member of Miles Davis' incomparable 1960s quintet, and has since established himself as one of the most prolific and venerable forces in the genre. Nearly 40 years after his season with Miles, Carter pays tribute to his former bandleader with this collection of tunes associated with the great trumpeter, while also celebrating the dynamic chemistry of his longtime working quartet. Listen as Ron discusses his early influences and development, the integral role of the bassist, and his uniquely wonderful new album Dear Miles,.