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On today's Jazz Sundae, Rachel examines the history of the Grammy awards in Jazz. As always, plenty of historical perspective and great music.

Welcome to the 3rd Sunday edition brew of classic and contemporary jazz. Today we'll honor Dr. Martin Luther King's legacy of nonviolent social action, and explore the music of recently departed jazz elders Eugene Wright (bass), Howard Johnson (tuba, sax), Jeff Clayton (sax), and Frank Kimbrough (piano) - and dive into some (pre-Brubeck Quartet) Eugene Wright on B Dog's Jazz Stash! Contact us anytime at: brad.laura_jazz@yahoo.com, and thanks for listening!

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On today's show, Rachel spins jazz from 1960, a year remarkably similar to 2020 (pandemic aside).

Welcome to Jazz Sundae's 3rd Sunday Edition for December! Today we'll celebrate the music of 8 Jazz masters born in 1920: Dave Brubeck, Paul Gonsalves, Yusef Lateef, Carmen McRae, Charlie Parker, Jerome Richardson, Hazel Scott, and Clark Terry, and mark the turning toward light of winter solstice. Plus, we'll have plenty more new and old jazz, and of course: B Dog's Jazz Stash will go deep, this time with sax-man Jerome Richardson. Contact us anytime at: brad.laura_jazz@yahoo.com.

On this week's show, Rachel takes a look at how rock can intermingle into jazz - with often delightful results.

Welcome to Jazz Sundae, 5th Sunday Edition. Along with our usual helpings of classic and new jazz, we'll celebrate the lives of saxophonist/author Andrew White and jazz percussion pioneer/innovator Candido Camero, + B. Dog's Jazz Stash will explore electronic jazz, 1970s-style! Contact us anytime at: brad.laura_jazz@yahoo.com.

On this week's Jazz Sundae, ethnomusicologist and lecturer on American Popular Music Rachel delves into the history of Latin jazz, from the habanera rhythms of early jazz through today.

Welcome to the 3rd Sunday edition of Jazz Sundae! Today we offer a jazzy nod to Laura Nyro's songs, B Dog's Jazz Stash will explore Keith Jarrett's solo improvisations, and of course we'll have plenty of classic and new jazz in between. Contact us anytime with comments, questions, and requests for future shows at: brad.laura_jazz@yahoo.com.

Sitting in for Neto this month, ethnomusicologist and lecturer on American popular music Rachel looks at jazz artists from the 80s to the present who are keeping jazz alive, with their own modern interpretations.

Welcome to the 3rd Sunday Edition of Jazz Sundae! Today we're exploring choices made and choices to come, that can swing a song, a state, a society, and the jazz tradition. We've got a lot of new and classic tracks coming, some spoken word jazz, + B Dog's Jazz Stash dives into spiritual jazz. If you haven't yet, choose well and get that ballot in on time! Contact us anytime at: brad.laura_jazz@yahoo.com.

Sitting in for Van Man again this month, ethnomusicologist and lecturer on American popular music Rachel looks at the influence of the American Musical on jazz. Covers a plenty today.

You can find Rachel on Instagram at rachel.kxci.

Sitting in for Neto this week, ethnomusicologist and lecturer on American popular music Rachel takes you through the catalogs of now defunct jazz labels. As per usual, a bit of history, but plenty of great music.

Welcome to the 3rd Sunday Edition of Jazz Sundae! Today honoring the lives of recently passed jazz elders, bassist Gary Peacock and saxophonist Hal Singer, as well as Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg.

Plus, B Dog's Jazz Stash swings somewhat Sassy for September, with plenty of new and classic tracks along the way. Enjoy, and contact us anytime with thoughts, suggestions or requests for future shows at: brad.laura_jazz@yahoo.com!

Sitting in for Van Man again this month, ethnomusicologist and lecturer on American popular music Rachel is back to bring you some aural history of the Newport Jazz Festival, featuring live albums and the artists from the cancelled 2020 festival.