Composer and Arranger Daryl Johnson brings his Jazz Life

from CoffeeTalk JAZZ Radio · host CoffeeTalkJazz Radio

The Inside is forty-six minutes of tranquil, yet massively intense jazz; this album is fulminating with artistic invention. "Entrapping, calmly-incendiary, luring, provocative-these are only a few ways to describe Daryl Johnson's boon to the jazz realm. His latest album release From The Inside is forty-six minutes of tranquil, yet massively intense jazz; this album is fulminating with artistic invention" Join the party with Veteran Broadcaster and Host Ms. Bridgette Lewis aka the Coffeelady. Follow the show on Twitter: @CoffeeTalkJazz

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