joshua redman

Explore " joshua redman" with insightful episodes like "Jazz Bastard Podcast 112 - Stir Until Blended", "Jazz Bastard Podcast 78 - Leather Anniversary", "Jazz Bastard Podcast 42 - Stringtime for Gitler", "Sight Unseen: Christian McBride" and "June 2007 Releases" from podcasts like ""Jazz Bastard Podcast", "Jazz Bastard Podcast", "Jazz Bastard Podcast", "Sight Unseen" and "Origin Records Online Jazz Radio"" and more!

Episodes (5)

Jazz Bastard Podcast 112 - Stir Until Blended

Collaboration is the name of the game, whether small groups mixing it up or big thinkers painting on bigger canvases. Pop matters is more expansive than usual, so any way you slice it, lots of bastardy to enjoy. Jason Moran – ALL RISE; Stanley Clarke – D STRINGS; THE BAD PLUS JOSHUA REDMAN; John Hollenbeck – SONGS I LIKE A LOT.

en-usApril 05, 2017

Jazz Bastard Podcast 78 - Leather Anniversary

Three IS a magic number, people, so Mike and Pat discuss jazz trios for their third anniversary special. Plus, brief discussions of each 'caster's favorite 3 albums from this year of shows AND Mike confuses Steely with Pink. E.S.T. - TUESDAY WONDERLAND; Joshua Redman – YAYA3; Clusone Trio – I AM AN INDIAN; Kora Jazz Trio PART II

Jazz Bastard Podcast

en-usDecember 02, 2015

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trio

esbjorn svensson trio

sam yahel

joshua redman

Jazz Bastard Podcast 42 - Stringtime for Gitler

Sometimes saxophone-with-strings records can get a bit saccharine, but they could be worse - they could be the title to this episode. Cuddle up to your Brad Mehldau body-pillow and enjoy! Charlie Parker WITH STRINGS; Art Pepper – WINTER MOON; James Carter - GARDENIAS FOR LADY DAY; Josh Redman – WALKING SHADOWS

en-usJuly 02, 2014

Sight Unseen: Christian McBride

Sight Unseen speaks with artists of all different mediums looking at the underbelly of their work, exploring what drives them to make such public works about private curiosities and how their work reflects the human condition. In this show, acclaimed bassist Christian McBride talks about his musical upbringing, how it feels to play with legends such as Sonny Rollins, and the capacity of jazz to open ones mind.

Sight Unseen

en-usFebruary 27, 2009