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Jazz Now! Seattle – Episode 100
Here it is…Episode 100! That’s almost two years of weekly podcasts spotlighting all the amazing jazz music that happens in Seattle. We’re so proud to have made it this far and couldn’t have done it without your support! We’ll be … Continue reading
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Tagged Ahamefule J. Oluo, Alexey Nikolaev, Andy Clausen, Bill Anschell, Bryan Dickerson, Carlos Cascante, D'Vonne Lewis, Dave Peck, David Franklin, Dean Schmidt, Eric Eagle, Evan Flory-Barnes, Frank Medina, Gary Hobbs, Greg Williamson, Industrial Revelation, Jeff Busch, Jeff Johnson, John Hansen, Jon Hamar, Josh Rawlings, Julio Juaregui, Ken French, Mark Taylor, Matso Limtiaco, Matt Jorgensen, Randy Halberstadt, Ray Vega, Steve Messick, Thomas Marriott, Travis Ranney, Tumbao
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Jazz Now! Seattle – Episode 99
We welcome a bunch of new faces to the podcast this week as we head toward our 100th episode!, which just goes to show that the Seattle Jazz scene is as strong as ever. Our newest sponsor, the Oregon Coast … Continue reading
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Tagged Adam Gross, Andy Clausen, Art Brown, Ben Krulewitch, Birch Pereira, Cameron Peace, Carolyn Graye, Chris Faga, Christian Pincock, Dave Peterson, Eric Alexander, Essiet Essiet, Gary Hobbs, Greg Williamson, Hans Teuber, Harold Mabern, Human Spirit, Jim Knapp, Joe Farnsworth, John Sanders, John Stowell, Julian MacDonough, Mark Taylor, Mark Weaver, Matt Jorgensen, Nat Reeves, Orrin Evans, Phil Sparks, Riley Mulherkar, Saul Cline, Sean Buckley, The Westerlies, The Young Lizards, Thomas Marriott, Ty Bailie, Vunt Foom, Willem De Koch, Zubin Hensler
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Jazz Now! Seattle – Episode 92
This week we feature a veteran teaming up with some hot young cats, three killer saxophonists, some balkan/punk/jazz and one very special surprise.
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Tagged Beth Fleenor, Bill Anschell, Cody Rahn, Connie Kay, David Balatero, Dizzy Gillespie, Evan Woodle, Greg Williamson, Ivan Arteaga, Jared Borkowski, Jazz At The Philharmonic, Jim Knodle, Joe Locke, John Hansen, John Lewis, Julian McDonough, Kareem Kandi, Larry Holloway, Mark Taylor, Matt Jorgensen, Michael Owcharuk, Milt Jackson, Modern Jazz Quartet, Nate Omdal, Operation ID, Owcharuk 5, Percy Heath, Rob Hanlon, Rob Hutchinson, Sonny Stitt, Stan Getz, Thomas Marriott, Tracy Knoop
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Jazz Now! Seattle – Episode 88
Another big show this week, with a preview of the Bellevue Jazz Festival, old friends, and new friends. And we also pay tribute to the community at Cafe Racer, the Seattle music community and the city at large as we … Continue reading
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Tagged Andrew Morrill, Andy Clausen, Andy Roth, Bill Anschell, Brent Jensen, Brian Kent, Byron Vannoy, Chris Icasiano, Chuck Deardorf, Clipper Anderson, Corey Dansereau, Dan Remme, Dawn Clement, Essiet Essiet, Evan Woodle, Geoff Cooke, Geoff Harper, Hans Teuber, Harvey Wainapel, Human Spirit, Ivan Arteaga, Jeff Busch, Jeff Johnson, Jim Snidero, John Bishop, Jose Martinez, Jovino Santos Neto, Julian Priester, Karin Kajita, Keith Lowe, Kenny Barron, Mark Ivester, Mark Taylor, Matt Jorgensen, Mike Richmond, Neil Welch, Orrin Evans, Ray Davis, Tad Britton, thomas ma, Tim Young, Tom Varner, Tony Grasso, Victor Lewis, Wayne Horvitz, Wellstone Conspiracy, Willem De Koch, Zony Mash
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Jazz Now! Seattle – Episode 86
Another action-packed show this week, with news two new releases, two new bands, a great double-bill and giveaway winners announced!
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Tagged Aaron Otheim, Andy Ohmdal, Art Brown, Ben Thomas, Beth Fleenor, Bram Weijters, Chad McCullough, Chuck Deardorf, Claudio Rochat-Felix, Clipper Anderson, Dave Peck, Dawn Clement, Eric Eagle, Erik Likkel, Essiet Essiet, Evan Flory-Barnes, Garfield High School Big Band, Gravity, Hardcoretet, Ian Sheridan, Isaac Castillo, Jeff Johnson, Jeremy Jones, John Bishop, Josh Rawlings, Laura Caviani, Mark Taylor, Matt Jorgensen, Max Wood, Orrin Evans, Samantha Boshnack, Tarik Abouzied, The Teaching, Thomas Marriott, Tim Carey, Tim Kennedy, Tom Bergersen
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