Bonus Episode - Kelly Pratt
The deterioration of record sales and the success of the internet to attract audiences for live gigs, national & international tour life with Father ...
Journeys In Jazz
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Music for old people, pretentious music for the middle classes, complex music for young intellectuals or something we can all appreciate & enjoy? With the contribution of musicians in and around her community Fliss delves into the jazz genre to discuss why it continues to thrive amongst all generations.
Episode 7- Everybody
This episode is a marvellous miscellany of Fliss’s guest so far, talking about anything and everything & concludes the first series of ‘Journeys In Ja...
Episode 6- Jack Honeyborne
Jazz pianist Jack is still working today aged 91. He talks of his house being bombed by a doodlebug in WWII, his first job as a song plugger, working ...
Episode 5 - Charlie Pyne
The positives and negatives of jazz degree courses, representation for women in jazz and the financial challenges of writing, recording and releasing ...
Sara Dowling
The excitement of jazz versus the predictability of pop music, why young people enjoy jazz gigs, and how it's important for them to hear authentic jaz...
Episode 3 - Arnie Somogyi
Hungarian heritage, growing up in Northampton UK, why we shouldn’t learn violin as children, all night jazz gigs in the 80s & why jazz degree courses ...
Episode 2- Lauren Bush
An interview with Canadian jazz vocalist Lauren Bush. Lauren talks of growing up in Ontario, Texas & Vancouver Island, her first gigs, how she chooses...
Episode 1- Enrico Tomasso
Italian heritage, migration, child slavery, monkeys & organ grinders and the Northern club circuit in the 1960s. British jazz trumpet legend Enrico To...
Episode 0 - An Introduction
Music for old people, pretentious music for the middle classes, complex music for young intellectuals or something we can all appreciate & enjoy? With...