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'Lift The Bandstand' is Wednesday evening Jazz on CJSW. The show is hosted by Gordon Hilton Fick. Gordon has been with CJSW since June of 1995. Most weeks, 'Lift The Bandstand' has a specific theme. The theme might be based around the compositions and performances by a specific artist. Sometimes an entire show is devoted to a single composition and the varied interpretations of that tune. The show title 'Lift The Bandstand' comes from a Steve Lacy quote: 'When I used to work with Monk, he us ...
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With his mercurial, intelligent, and joyous drumming, Roy Haynes has influenced and innovated some of the greatest jazz recordings by some of the greatest jazz artists, including Louis Armstrong, Charlie Parker, Thelonious Monk, Sarah Vaughan, Miles Davis, John Coltrane, Dizzy Gillespie, and Pat Metheny. At this event, Haynes will discuss his remarkable career with moderator Paul Wertico, and take some questions from the audience.
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Prestige 70

Prestige Records

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Prestige 70 podcast features intimate conversations between acclaimed musicians, composers, producers, and Scott Goldman—who, as the longtime moderator of the GRAMMY® Museum Public Programs Series, has interviewed hundreds of iconic figures in music. Through the lens of contemporary artists including Chic Corea, Poncho Sanchez, Miles Mosley, Azar Lawrence and Nate Mercereau, Prestige 70 not only looks back at the musicians and recordings that made the label so important (Miles Davis, John Co ...
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A weekly lifestyle and culture show where we tackle a wide range of topics relevant to today's culture. From history, tech, personal thoughts, and pop-culture, you'll hear it all from our cool, calm, and collected host, Jared Watson! Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/theplatfxrm/support
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Have you ever wondered what all the jazz about Jazz was? Matthew and Kyle are excited to introduce you to a project that will fall under the Audio Judo umbrella called “Audio Judo Does Jazz” or “AJDJ” for short. We are hoping that this limited series podcast, hosted by Audio Judo show consultant Chris, will act as a primer for people who are interested in finding out more about jazz. Chris will cover many of the great jazz moments of the 20th century, the history of various musicians and the ...
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Next Level Hustle

John Wiesehan III and Boomer Alred

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The Next Level Hustle Podcast helps accelerate what you already know to the next level. Through grit, hustle, and leveling up, John and Boomer talk about what it takes to get to the next level. Hear stories from pro athletes, coaches, entrepreneurs, and like minded individuals talk about how to be successful in various areas of life, business, and overall leadership.
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We asked Gia Mora - actress, writer, musician and most prolific Record Roulette guest! - to pick an album and she went with... improvisational jazz? We're talking about John Coltrane's 1960 banger, "Giant Steps," which is on the Rolling Stone list at #232. During this episode we cover: What makes a jazz album good/bad How neophytes should prepare f…
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Step back in time with us as we honor the legendary John Coltrane, tracing his journey from the deep roots of North Carolina to the pinnacle of jazz history. His story isn't just about notes and rhythms; it's a saga of personal loss, relentless dedication, and redemption through music. As we unpack his early days, battling financial hardship and th…
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(TW: brief mention of lyrics referencing suicide) Canadian singer/songwriter/guitarist Adrian Sutherland joins Al to introduce him to The Killers’ 2021 album Pressure Machine. Adrian talks about how The Killers have influenced his own music and what he loves about this specific album by the Las Vegas-based band. He focuses on how his upbringing in …
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Embark on a soul-stirring stroll down memory lane as we honor the pioneering spirit of rock and roll's own Fats Domino, whose artistry left an indelible mark on music and culture. With a life story that began amidst the vibrant rhythms of a Creole-speaking New Orleans home, Fats Domino ascended to stardom, his fingers dancing over piano keys to pro…
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Don't know anything about improvisational jazz? Don't worry, we're here to help fill a gap or two before our episode on John Coltrane's "Giant Steps," which turns up on the Rolling Stone list at #232. In this episode you will learn: the basic info about the album its critical and commercial reception why Rolling Stone thinks it's one of the greates…
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We asked Michael Simon to answer the following questions: What is your dream concert? Who from the music world - dead or alive - would you most want to have a beer or coffee with? What is your favourite album? Which album doesn't get the credit or recognition it deserves? What is one song you wish you could take credit for writing? Have questions? …
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As we uncork the final bottle in our jazz-infused podcast series, I can't help but reflect on the melodies that have comforted and inspired us through thick and thin. It's been a season of highs, lows, and everything in between as we've traced the vibrant journey of jazz from the syncopated beats of ragtime to the revolutionary echoes of "Bitches B…
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Join us for a heartfelt homage as I, Harriet West-Moore, honor the memory of my late sister Phyllis with an intimate reflection on the life of the illustrious jazz maestro Miles Davis. Over a glass of wine, I share riveting tales of how a 13-year-old Davis received a trumpet that charted his course to becoming a musical titan, crossing paths with l…
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Embark on a soulful voyage through the highs and lows of Charlie Parker's life, a narrative as intricate as his legendary jazz improvisations. As I, Harriet, pour a glass of Zinfandel, I invite you to join me in honoring the man behind the saxophone, an enigma who transformed the jazz world with pure genius yet wrestled with demons that threatened …
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Step right up to the grand stage of history as we celebrate the life and tunes of Scott Joplin, the undisputed 'King of Ragtime'. I, Harriet Westmore, invite you into a bygone era where the syncopated rhythms of ragtime set the foundation for the jazz music we adore. Follow Joplin's remarkable journey from the bars and dance halls of his youth to h…
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Ever wondered what musical mastery hides in the shadows of jazz history? Let me guide you through the life and times of Jack Teagarden, the trombone virtuoso and vocalist whose story is often unsung amidst the jazz greats. Born with a talent that defied the norms of his era, Teagarden's integration of the soulful sounds of Black spirituals and blue…
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Discover the unsung heroine behind a jazz legend's rise. Step into the world of Lillian Hardin Armstrong, the remarkable woman whose musical genius and business acumen sculpted not only her path but also that of her illustrious ex-husband, Louis Armstrong. As I, Harriet West-Moore, guide you through Lillian's defiance of societal expectations and h…
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Sip back and indulge in a story where a young boy's passion for music sets him on an unforgettable journey to jazz stardom. As I, Harriet West-Moore, uncork the tale of Fats Waller on More Wine and Music, you'll discover how a son of a Baptist minister charted his own path from church organ prodigy to a jazz piano legend. We're celebrating the rhyt…
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We have Michael Simon - creator of VH1 Storytellers - on the show, so we figured we'd ask him about... VH1 Storytellers. Specifically, we gave him a hypothetical - if the show came back today, who would you feature on it? Who would you like to see on VH1 Storytellers? Let us know on Twitter, Instagram or Facebook at @rrmusicpod. Music by lemonmusic…
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We asked all-star guest Michael Simon - the creator of VH1 Storytellers - to FINALLY pick an album that makes him happy, after previously chatting with us about The Cure, NWA and The Velvet Underground. This is what he picked - a "compilation" by semi-obscure punk rockers Buzzcocks, which comes in at #250 on the Rolling Stone list. On this episode …
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Jazz bassist Mark Egan (Pat Metheny Group, Gil Evans Orchestra, Elements) introduces Al to John Coltrane’s 1965 classic A Love Supreme. Mark talks about how he first got acquainted with the album and why it’s a significant album for him personally. He discusses playing with devotional musician Krishna Das and how that connects with his affinity for…
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Who were the Buzzcocks? What was a Buzzcock? Is Singles Going Steady a compilation album? Want answers to these questions? Check out our 101 about the Buzzcocks and their 1979 album, Singles Going Steady, which appears on the Rolling Stone 500 Greatest Albums list at #250. In this episode you will learn: the basic info about the album its critical …
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Embark on a melodious journey through the echoes of jazz history with me, Harriet West-Moore, as we celebrate the life of one of its most distinguished architects: King Oliver. Let the intricate story of Joseph Nathan Oliver enchant you, from his initial foray with the trombone to the mastery of the cornet, where he pioneered a sound that still res…
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Step into the storied streets of New Orleans' Red Light District with me, Harriet West-Moore, as we raise a glass to the pioneer of jazz, Jelly Roll Morton. On this Friday night's Moore Wine and Music podcast, I weave through the melodies and memories of Morton's remarkable life, revealing how a young boy's experiences in the vibrancy and vice of h…
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Join us on a poignant journey through the life of Charles 'Buddy' Bolden, the enigmatic cornetist who sparked a musical revolution. Step back in time to the pulsating streets of post-Civil War New Orleans where Bolden's improvisational genius and the introduction of the 'big four' rhythm heralded the dawn of jazz. Although no recordings of his live…
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Ever wondered how a simple tune like 'Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star' can be jazzed up into an improvisational marvel? Season 2 of the More Wanted Music Podcast swings into the soul-stirring universe of jazz, taking you from its smoky origins in New Orleans to the polished performances of Kenny G. As your host, I'll share how this versatile genre ca…
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We asked Alex Kinsella to answer the following questions: What is your dream concert? Who from the music world - dead or alive - would you most want to have a beer or coffee with? What is your favourite album? Which album doesn't get the credit or recognition it deserves? What is one song you wish you could take credit for writing? Have questions? …
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Sip a classic margarita with me, Harriet West-Moore, as I share the captivating story of blues legend Big Joe Turner in the season finale of our blues series. Imagine stepping into a world where the soulful wails of the Delta blues meet the glittering lights of Broadway, as we trace Turner’s journey from the church choirs and street corners of Kans…
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As I uncork a bottle of Summer Water and the bluesy strums take over the room, my thoughts drift to the legendary Memphis Minnie, whose story resonates deeply with my own discovery of the blues. Pour yourself a glass and join me, Harriet, in a heartfelt tribute to a woman who battled poverty and societal expectations to emerge as a beacon in the wo…
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My Friday nights are never complete without the clink of a wine glass and a journey into the heart of American music history. Tonight, I, Harriet West-Moore, uncork a bottle of sweet red wine and usher you into the world of Sleepy John Estes, a blues pioneer who turned adversity into a legacy. Born into a sharecropping family, Estes crafted a voice…
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Superchunk guitarist Jim Wilbur joins Al and introduces him to The Triffids’ 1986 album Born Sandy Devotional. Jim talks about how he first heard the album when he was a college DJ, which tracks he gravitated towards and why he still listens to the album now. He and Al compare their impressions regarding both the album’s music and lyrics. Jim also …
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Embark on a soulful journey through the life of Blind Willie McTell, a virtuoso of the 12-string guitar who left an indelible mark on the blues. Step into the world of a music legend who transformed his visual impairment into a lens that focused his other senses on the intricate textures of sound. In our latest episode, we celebrate McTell's extrao…
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Prepare to uncork the rich tales of blues and harmonicas as we honor the indelible marks left by Sonny Boy Williamson I and II on the American blues scene. My name is Harriet West-Moore, and I'm inviting you to a personal journey through the life and legacy of two harmonica virtuosos who became legends in their own right. From the self-taught geniu…
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Sipping on a glass of wine, I, Harriet West-Moore, toast to the resilience and elegance of Ida Cox, an unsung hero whose story weaves through the heart of blues history. With a voice that could stand alongside giants like Ma Rainey and Bessie Smith, Cox's journey from Georgia to the prestigious stages like Carnegie Hall embodies the soulful struggl…
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As the clink of my glass filled with a splendid Capuchon white wine blend resonates, I, Harriet West-Moore, unravel the intricate tapestry of American blues through the life of the enigmatic Blind Blake. Imagine the vibrant strings of a guitar weaving the story of a man whose beginnings are as shrouded in mystery as the Gullah Geechee culture that …
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If it's too loud you're too old! Music is at its most impactful when we're teenagers. It shapes our attitudes, opinions and even our groups of friends. We self-select who we want to be based on who we want to listen to. That made us wonder - what's the one album that resonated most with you as a teenager? It's a highly personal question that we ask…
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We asked Alex Kinsella to pick an album from the Rolling Stone 500 Greatest list and he went with a juvenile little disc called "Licensed to Ill" by the Beastie Boys, which just so happens to also be one of the most important albums in hip hop history. On this episode we cover: The group's unique place in the early days of hip hop Cultural appropri…
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This is the second of a two-part conversation with Washington, DC-based singer, guitarist and songwriter Mary Timony (Autoclave, Helium, Wild Flag, Ex Hex, solo). Mary talks about the difficult circumstances under which she made her new album, Untame the Tiger, and how her parents’ illnesses and deaths gave her a new perspective. She also discusses…
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Were the Beastie Boys really important enough to have three albums on the Rolling Stone 500 Greatest Albums list? A good place to start is a conversation about their 1986 debut album, Licensed to Ill. Don't know anything about it? Well, we have you covered. In this episode you will learn: the basic info about the album its critical and commercial r…
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Embark on a sonic expedition with me, Harriet West-Moore, as we uncover the enigmatic life and soul-stirring tunes of Robert Johnson, a man whose profound influence on the blues reverberates through time. From the dusty crossroads of Mississippi to the hushed whispers of a devil's bargain, Johnson's story reads like a gripping novel, filled with tr…
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Raise your glass to the resounding echoes of Ma Rainey's voice as Harriet Westmore uncorks the history of the Mother of the Blues. From her church choir beginnings to commanding the spotlight with William "Pa" Rainey, we traverse the remarkable journey of a woman who sang through the challenges of the Jim Crow era, leaving an indelible mark on the …
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Grab a glass of something sweet and settle in as I, Harriet West-Moore, bring the mighty Charlie Patton into your living room—or wherever you're tuning in. Feel the raw energy of the Mississippi Delta through the tale of Patton, who deftly wove the deep sorrows and fleeting joys of early 20th-century African American life into the enduring fabric o…
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Sip on the sweet flavors of Sangria by Carlo Rossi as we unravel the life of a blues legend who turned the whispers of his guitar into roars of American music history. Discover how Blind Lemon Jefferson, with his piercing high-pitched voice, crafted lyrics that danced across the entire spectrum of human emotions. From his mysterious beginnings in T…
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I still recall the hum of my father's harmonica, weaving tales of sorrow and endurance that echoed the very heart of the blues. As we venture into the musical crossroads where history and passion intersect, I'll recount the soul-stirring moment in 1903 when W.C. Handy, the "Father of the Blues," first heard the haunting strains that would transform…
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This is the first of a two-part conversation with indie rock singer, guitarist and songwriter Mary Timony (Autoclave, Helium, Wild Flag, Ex Hex, solo). In this episode, Mary introduces Al to Andy Pratt’s self-titled 1973 album. (In Part 2, Mary will discuss her soon-to-be-released solo album Untame the Tiger.) Mary discusses how she came to learn a…
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We asked Tyrell Lisson - host of The Band: A History - to answer the following questions: What is your dream concert? Who from the music world - dead or alive - would you most want to have a beer or coffee with? What is your favourite album? Which album doesn't get the credit or recognition it deserves? What is one song you wish you could take cred…
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Al continues his conversation with Seattle-based singer/rapper/musician/songwriter Wanz, which began on Ep. 144. Wanz talks about recording his world-famous hook for Macklemore and Ryan Lewis’ “Thrift Shop,” and his experience with performing in the song’s video. He also talks about the elements of great songwriting, with specific references to Tay…
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If there's one album from The Band that everyone knows, it'd The Last Waltz. An epic, iconic moment in rock and roll history, The Last Waltz stands at a pivotal time in history. But is that enough to earn it a spot on a greatest albums list? Should live albums ever be on greatest albums lists? Our newest episode tries to answer that question throug…
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Seattle-based musician, singer, rapper and songwriter Michael Wansley (aka Wanz) drops in on YMAAA for the first of two episodes to talk about Earth, Wind & Fire’s 1979 album, I Am. Wanz talks about his lifelong EWF fandom, what he loves about I Am, and how it compares to other EWF albums. He also explains how the album is a reflection of the chang…
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We asked the guy with a podcast called "The Band: A History" to pick and album and... he picked an album by The Band. We're talking Music from Big Pink with Tyrell Lisson. On this episode we cover: The group's unique vocal capabilities The "rural and rustic" nature of The Band's sound The reasons why they were so influential Publishing rights, publ…
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