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JazzE-Lounge

by Lemrahc

JazzE-Lounge is a Virtual Jazz Club, Art Gallery and Digital Magazine. The Podcast features Erotic Jazz Epigrams, Short Stories and Interviews. Topics are from the African Diaspora taken directly from my Blog: Professoronpoint.blogspot.com Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jazze-lounge/support

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Episodes

  1. Smooth Jazz Saxophonist Randy Scott Pre - Interview

    Smooth Jazz Artist Randy Scott has earned (5). #1 Billboard Singles ….

  2. Where Does Jazz Belong?

    This question continues to resurface amongst intellectuals….

  3. Smooth as Jazz: The Randy Scott Interview Part 1

    Saxophonist Randy Scott shares an inspiring story about Grover Washington Jr.

  4. A Jazz September to Remember the Sequel

    From Detroit to Pittsburgh and everything in between….. Jazz Festivals and urban orchestras remain the theme!

  5. JazzE-Lounge Podcast Launch Party Live with Alvin Frazier (Jazz and Tequila Nights)

    While I launched my podcast in April 2020 during The Global Pandemic I never had the chance to celebrate this accomplishment. … Until Now. Welcome to the official JazzE-Lounge Podcast Launch Party Live With Alvin Frazier.

  6. Touring, Performing and Sharing the Stage with Stacey (Sarah’s Girl) Richardson an Interview

    Stacey (Sarah’s Girl) Richardson shares her memories of Touring with Gerald Levert, Performing with Anthony Hamilton and Sharing the stage with Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductees Stevie Wonder , Bill Withers and Many more

  7. The Gary Bartz Interview: Our Link to Bop, Bebop and Jazz History....

    Gary Bartz’s career spans over 60 years. With nearly 40 Solo recordings and live performances, Bartz has played with everyone from Miles Davis and Max Roach to Phyllis Hyman, Art Blakey, McCoy Tyner, Rance Allen, Wallace Rodney, Andy Bey and many, many more. He joins me to discuss, ‘ owning your...

  8. Jazz-N- The Basement Facebook Group: The Interview with ‘Spring’ Denise Gray

    ‘Jazz’ Facebook groups are represented across several platforms. From Bop and BeBop to Latin, World, Smooth and international, Facebook users have dedicated their time and energy to pursue passions by building communities as Facebook groups. Today we explore Jazz-N- The Basement Listen now.

  9. Painting Jazz Live with portrait artist Mike Fields: an Interview

    Artist and owner of Fields of Art Mike Fields’ Art is displayed throughout the homes of George Benson, Trombone Shorty and Gregory Porter just to name a few.... listen to the interview now.

  10. Lady Sings, Plays and Scats the Blues.....

    April is Jazz Appreciation Month and on this episode host Lemrahc examines the worlds fascination with Jazz and its Love affair with its musicians by talking about Films, movies and documentaries that portray Black women in Jazz.

  11. The Afro Set: Black Nationalism in Cleveland, it’s Legacy and the Author who shares this story.

    Author, Entrepreneur and Global Elite Taye Uhuru (Camp Cleveland) shares stories of Purpose, His travels to Africa and Music inspired by his Unique Journey.

  12. Best Jazz Civil Rights Song or Album....

    If The Grammy‘s presented an Award for ‘Best Jazz Civil Rights Song... Black History Month Edition of JazzE-Lounge explores JAZZ and its influence on the Civil Rights Movement.

  13. A Drummer’s Journey: From Jazz to Go-Go to launching a P-Funk Ensemble. The David Cowan Interview

    From performing with Lalah Hathaway and Roy Hargrove to George Clinton and Walter Beasley. Prof Cowan’s talent has taken him from Cleveland to Berkelee College of Music to Japan where he learned to play an array of traditional Japanese instruments.

  14. Saxophone Saturday Edition with Cleveland, Ohio’s Own Andre Cavor

    In just 2 decades, saxophonist Andre Cavor has gone from experimenting with the Saxophone to having his debut Album ‘ Road Trip’ reach accolades that most musicians dream of achieving.... Listen now.

  15. The Art of Jazz, Bop & BeBop as told by Jean-Michel Basquiat

    World-renowned Artist Basquiat pays homage to Charlie Parker, Dizzy Gillespie, Billie Holiday, Max Roach , Louis Armstrong & Lester Young in his oeuvre of Jazz Paintings.

  16. I Crossed Paths With Jazz: Bobby Jackson Jazz Memorial (December)

    Taken from my upcoming book ‘ Jazz Sessions Lessons He Taught Me, this is the 4th story.

  17. Saxophone Sunday Edition with my guest Saxtress Brittany Atterberry

    ‘Starting Now’ is the name of her new Single and theme for this Interview. Listen now.

  18. Jazz had Fallen on Cleveland that Night in November

    Lemrahc reads an excerpt from her book Jazz Sessions, Lessons He taught Me.

  19. It’s All About The Bass: Jazz Bassist Mark Wade stops by the Lounge for an exclusive Interview.

    During the Pandemic, Jazz Bassist Mark Wade recorded his first solo project. Find out his inspiration and musical influences.

  20. ‘Digging in the Crates’ We Got The Jazz in Hip Hop part 2

    Explore Jazz Hop Artists From Amsterdam to Japan.... and Blue Note Record Jazz samples

  21. ‘We Got the Jazz’ in Hip Hop: Blue Note Samples that changed the Rap Game

    Samples from Jazz hits are recreated in Hip Hop Culture. Check out what songs were sampled by Kendrick Lamer- Nas and The Wu Tang Clan ....

  22. Jazz Sessions: How We Met....

    It was October in Cleveland....

  23. Jazz Replaced My Blues

    Help me Select a Cover for my Book Jazz Sessions, Lessons He Taught Me go to Facebook.com/JazzLiteratureandfestivalsb

  24. Jazz Album Art: The Collectors New Avant-garde

    It’s all about Vinyls and Album Art on this episode. Lemrahc discusses her Miles Davis Album Art collection and why vinyls continue to resurge with a 260% increase in sales since 2009.

  25. More Sacred than a Monet: Miles Ahead Movie Review

    Don Cheadle’s ‘Miles Ahead’ is a passionate protest...... throughout the film, Miles’ only mission is to reclaim a Master Copy of his Music.......

  26. Returning to Cleveland: a Jazz Tribute... it was September

    September. I had not planned on staying in Cleveland when I returned Home to visit. It was September, autumn 2013...

  27. VERZUZ -VS-

    From Verzuz Battles to Virtual Jazz Festivals..... This edition informs you of the latest in Virtual Vibrations.

  28. Black Movie Soundtrack Edition

    This episode was inspired by Director, Writer and Producer Reginald Hudlin’s vision to mount the Black Movie Soundtrack Concert and Film series.

  29. What is Jazz E-Lounge

    Introducing Lemrahc’s JazzE-Lounge

  30. The Miles Davis Series

    Host a Lemrahc shares her stories about Miles Davis the Artist, Musician and the Icon.

  31. Virtual Vibes: Jazz Festivals, Concerts & Interviews

    This episode highlights Virtual Events and Live Streamed Jazz Festivals taking place today from the end of September. Tri C Cleveland Jazz Festival , Detroit Jazz Festival, Montclair Jazz, Festival and the Monterey Jazz Festival.

  32. Gil Scott Heron: Jazz Poetry and Small Talk at 125th and Lenox

    Hearing Rivers of my Father performed by Gil Scott Heron, for the first time was the inspiration for this episode.

  33. The Art of Miles Davis: ‘ Two Minds One Canvas’ a Review

    This episode explores the art of Miles Davis, His collaboration with Jo Gelbard and a Short story about the time I saw the Miles Exhibit sponsored by Cleveland State University.

  34. ‘Electric’ Miles Davis: His Muse & Music

    Betty Davis, Miles’ Muse and Inspiration for His Classic Jazz Funk and Fusion albums; In a Silent Way and Bitches Brew in on the menu for this episode.

  35. ‘ A Love Supreme’: The Embodiment of Coltrane

    Jazz is Spontaneous.... Lemrahc reads from her blog ....

  36. Rage, Hope and Music that Empowers: Clevelands Rock- Hall’s New Exhibit.

    Host Lemrahc explores “ Its Been Said All Along: Voices of Rage, Hope and Empowerment” features lyrics from Nina Simone and NWA to Photographs of Nat King Cole and Billie Holiday as a reaction to current social justice movements.

  37. The Jazz Festival: an Intriguing Mystique

    Host Lemrahc shares her memory of meeting Jazz Vocalist and Living Legend Dee Dee Bridgewater at the 2018 Detroit Jazz Festival.

  38. ‘Round About Midnight’ Edition

    I read an excerpt from My book ‘ Jazz Sessions: Lessons He Taught Me, share my infatuation for Jazz musicians and recite my erotic Jazz Epigrams. Night, Night...

  39. Hendrix, Woodstock, Miles and Jazz Album Releases of 1968

    An article from my blog: Jimi Hendrix’s Expression of ‘ The Star Spangled Banner’ led to a discussion on expression and protest during the 1960’s as well as examine the titles of 1968 Jazz releases including Herbie Hancock’s ‘Speak Like a Child’ which features a song called Riot’.

  40. OUR Top ‘50 Black Music Artists’ of All Time

    Taken from an article with the same Title, Host Lemrahc explore the word ‘Our’ in the Title and examines writer Troy L. Smith’s #1 Choice for his list of top 50 Black Music Artists of all time. Troy writes for the Cleveland plain dealer Newspaper in Cleveland, Ohio.

  41. Jazz and Jean -Michel Basquiat

    This episode is from my Blog Professoronpoint.blogspot.com and my Art Review of ‘ the Unknown NoteBooks’ by Jean -Michel Basquiat . I talk about Basquiat’s many influences including Jazz and Miles Davis.

  42. My Moment With Ky-Mani Marley. Dear Dad “ Where’s the Family in Our Family Today?” Book Interview

    This year marks the 10th Anniversary of Dear Dad and my moment with Ky-Mani Marley. I share how I landed the interview, selected a small production company and made my goal a reality. I talk about the book signing and late night Reggae at Skullys. Photos can be found on JazzE-Lounge on Facebook

  43. ‘Sprinkle a Little Soul on That’: Soul Music’s Soul

    June is Black Music Month. From Ragtime - Hip Hop, Black Music has shaped America and it’s content has always been a reflection of Black Culture. This episode looks at Soul Music as the Root of Protest songs that often accompanied Racial tension due to injustices in America.

  44. Jazz, Identity and Protest

    Host Lemrahc Shares a Story about the Time when Miles Davis experienced Police Brutality by the New York City Police department.

  45. Jazz Saxophonist Chris Coles stops by JazzE-Lounge to discuss ‘The Nine Lives Project’

    Jazz Saxophonist and professor Chris Coles shares in an interview the inspiration for the 9 Lives Suite: a fusion of Music, Dance, Theatre and Film, in order to bring awareness to the ‘ Charleston Shooting’ a mass shooting that claimed the lives of 9 church goers in Charleston, South Carolina on...

  46. The ‘Plandemic’ : Staying Relevant in 2020 with Guest Ms. BBC

    Artist and Entrepreneur Ms. BBC joins the Lounge to discuss her journey from Music to manufacturing and of her love for Reggae which prompted her visit to Jamaica to witness and experience the Buju Banton ‘Long Walk to Freedom Concert. ‘

  47. Virtual Concerts and Live Streams With Barbara J Barrett

    Barbara J Barrett joins Host Lemrahc as we discuss Online Entertaining.

  48. Jazz, Bed and Breakfast

    From my upcoming Book Jazz Sessions: Lessons He taught Me

  49. JAZZ SESSIONS: Kind of Blue

    An excerpt from my book Jazz Sessions Lessons He Taught Me

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ABOUT THIS SHOW

JazzE-Lounge is a Virtual Jazz Club, Art Gallery and Digital Magazine. The Podcast features Erotic Jazz Epigrams, Short Stories and Interviews. Topics are from the African Diaspora taken directly from my Blog: Professoronpoint.blogspot.com Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jazze-lounge/support

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JazzE-Lounge is a Virtual Jazz Club, Art Gallery and Digital Magazine. The Podcast features Erotic Jazz Epigrams, Short Stories and Interviews. Topics are from the African Diaspora taken directly from my Blog: Professoronpoint.blogspot.com Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jazze-lounge/support

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