The Bucky Rhodes Podcast
by Bryan Rhodes
The plan is to use this podcast to explore the mix. It is not as much about the individual tracks or the cross fade, but rather about trying to say something with the collection of songs, drawing lines across genres, and making mixes that can be just as enjoyable when listened to intently or just on in the background.
Episodes
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Out Jazz Primer Vol. 2 – The 1970s
If free jazz was the bomb dropped on the jazz world in the 1960s, much of the 70s was spent coming to terms with the new landscape that had been created (and the shrapnel had spread far and wide). I’m going to end the metaphor here, as it is getting a bit out of hand, but let’s suffice it to say...
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Best of 2010
Well I think it was good year in music, evidenced mostly by the fact that I know there are a good number of albums out there that I haven’t heard yet that would likely compete for the ‘best of.’ But of the ones I did hear, the list below is in ‘loose order’ of my favorites. Justin Townes Earle –...
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Through the Cracks
These are the people, songs, albums that for whatever reason never gained the popularity I think they deserved for any number of reasons. James Booker – Junco Partner – There are few things more fun than stumbling into a bar or club, and discovering an artist you’ve never heard of blow your socks...
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Out Jazz Primer Vol. 1 – The 1960s
Let me first set the stage. The top selling jazz artists for the year 1960 were Duke Ellington, Louis Armstrong, Charlie Parker, Lester Young and Count Basie. While all amazing musicians most of these guys were born at the turn of the century, and had been making jazz twenty plus years. So…
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About this show
The plan is to use this podcast to explore the mix. It is not as much about the individual tracks or the cross fade, but rather about trying to say something with the collection of songs, drawing lines across genres, and making mixes that can be just as enjoyable when listened to intently or just on in the background.
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