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Rapp on Jazz — 258 episodes

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Title
1

Lauren Meccia

2

Ann Caldwell

3

James 'Blood' Ulmer

4

Alphonse Mouzon

5

Influences

6

Jimmy Hamilton

7

Bubber Miley

8

Jazz pianist insights on solo and ensemble performances

9

The desegregation of military bands

10

Jazz and the fight against apartheid

11

Louis Armstrong's goodwill trips during the Cold War

12

Dave Brubeck's Cold War goodwill tours

13

Duke Ellington's goodwill stops during the Cold War

14

Dizzy Gillespie's Cold War goodwill tour

15

Jazz as cultural exchange during the Cold War

16

Failure

17

The origins of ColaJazz

18

Mentorship

19

Why jazz still matters

20

The influence of technology on jazz

21

Jazz archives and preservation

22

The role of the cornet in jazz

23

The role of the flugelhorn in jazz

24

The role of the trumpet in jazz

25

Sun Ra

26

The influences of Blue Note Records

27

Jazz in the South beyond New Orleans

28

Sonny Rollins and the Williamsburg Bridge

29

The economics of being a jazz artist

30

Mental health, improvisation, and mindfulness

31

How the Carolinas helped shape bebop

32

Paris and Harlem: The Atlantic jazz connection

33

Detroit's jazz scene and working class artistry

34

The return of alto sax and the rise of vocal jazz

35

Alice Coltrane's sacred works

36

Duke Ellington's sacred works

37

Mary Lou Williams' sacred works

38

Jazz and hip-hop

39

DuBose Heyward, pt. II

40

DuBose Heyward, pt. I

41

Johnny Helms

42

Stockton Helbing

43

Lonnie Hamilton III

44

Ralph 'Iron Fingers' Goodwin

45

Kip Anderson

46

Leonard Feather

47

George Wein

48

Norman Granz

49

Jazz impresarios

50

Swing dance revival

51

Swing rhythm

52

The science of sound

53

Minton's Playhouse

54

Yoshi's

55

Jazz Showcase

56

The Green Mill

57

The Blue Note

58

The Cotton Club

59

Birdland Jazz Club

60

The Village Vanguard

61

Preservation Hall

62

Snug Harbor

63

Jazz and the culinary arts

64

Gary Burton

65

The vibraphone

66

Jazz and film

67

The Jazz Messengers

68

Wes Montgomery

69

Nina Simone

70

'Bird'

71

Women in 'A Great Day in Harlem'

72

'A Great Day in Harlem' documentary

73

Art Kane's 'A Great Day in Harlem' photograph

74

The art of jazz album covers

75

Spirituals' influence on jazz

76

The jazz vinyl renaissance

77

Coltrane's 'Alabama'

78

Charles Mingus

79

Jazz in the 80s and 90s

80

The 1970s jazz revival

81

Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong, pt. III

82

Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong, pt. II

83

Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong, pt. I

84

John Coltrane and Thelonious Monk, pt. II

85

John Coltrane and Thelonious Monk, pt. I

86

Billy Strayhorn and Duke Ellington, pt. III

87

Billy Strayhorn and Duke Ellington, pt. II

88

Billy Strayhorn and Duke Ellington, pt. I

89

Jazz's legacy in rock

90

Steely Dan and jazz

91

Rock songs that reflect jazz

92

Rock and jazz, pt. II

93

Rock and jazz, pt. I

94

Civil rights and jazz

95

Jazz and Broadway

96

Pearl Woods

97

Webster Young

98

Nick Ashford

99

Mac Arnold

100

Ken Burns' 'Jazz'

101

'Lady Sings the Blues,' the autobiography

102

The musical elements of 'Lady Sings the Blues'

103

Jazz and virtual art

104

Colson Whitehead and jazz

105

Jazz in American literature

106

Ralph Ellison and jazz

107

Toni Morrison and jazz

108

Allen Ginsberg and jazz

109

Jack Kerouac and jazz

110

Duke Ellington's influence on Langston Hughes

111

Langston Hughes and jazz

112

'The Sound and the Fury'

113

'The Great Gatsby'

114

The role of basslines in jazz

115

Blue notes

116

The structure of jazz standards

117

Jazz fusion

118

Resilience and innovation

119

The rise of global jazz

120

Modal jazz

121

Jazz after World War II

122

Jazz and World War II

123

Jazz and the Great Depression

124

Jazz and Prohibition

125

Fred Wesley

126

Pee Wee Ellis

127

James Brown: From the Apollo to icon

128

James Brown: His roots and rise

129

Tommy Benford

130

Bill Benford

131

The rhythm section as an engine

132

Top 10 jazz standards

133

How jazz musicians improvise

134

Modern jazz standards

135

The evolution of jazz standards

136

Jazz and dance

137

Jazz and Hollywood's Golden Age

138

Jazz and modern cinema

139

Jazz mysteries

140

Contrafact

141

Bebop in South Carolina

142

From ragtime to bebop

143

Jim Ferguson

144

Terry Rosen

145

Bea Foote

146

Oscar Lee Mack

147

Space in jazz

148

Dr. Matt White

149

The Left Bank Big Band

150

University of South Carolina School of Music

151

George Kenny

152

Jabbo Smith

153

Bill Evans Trio

154

Ballads

155

Women's influence on jazz

156

Jazz trios

157

Jazz on South Carolina campuses

158

South Carolina jazz venues

159

Terri Lyne Carrington

160

Elvin Jones

161

Max Roach

162

Polyrhythms

163

Charleston Jazz Foundation

164

Greenville Jazz Collective

165

The Harlem Hellfighters

166

Jazz and Southern literature

167

Jazz and video games

168

Jazz in commercials

169

Jazz and fashion

170

Chano Pozo

171

Clave

172

Jenkins Orphanage Band

173

Charleston Jazz Initiative

174

Dr. Karen Chandler

175

The guitar in jazz

176

B.B. King

177

The blues and jazz

178

'Piano Jazz'

179

Marian McPartland

180

Jazz education in South Carolina

181

South Carolina contributions to jazz

182

Jazz in South Carolina

183

Keith Jarrett

184

Unique jazz cities

185

South Carolina women in jazz

186

Women in jazz

187

Jazz festivals in America

188

How jazz musicians know when to play

189

Wes Mackey

190

Jazz on the radio

191

South Carolina in the Jazz Age

192

Gospel music

193

Song form

194

Scat singing

195

Jazz in classical music

196

Trading fours

197

Playing for presidents

198

Dizzy Gillespie for president

199

Little Pink Anderson

200

Mabel King

201

Dick Goodwin

202

Quentin E. Baxter

203

Pink Anderson

204

Etta Jones

205

Maurice Williams

206

Mose Allison

207

Bob Alberti

208

Gus Aiken

209

Johnny Acey

210

Jimmy Witherspoon

211

Joe Williams

212

Thelma Carpenter

213

Helen Humes

214

Jimmy Rushing

215

Al Grey

216

Harry Edison

217

Buck Clayton

218

Lester Young

219

Herschel 'Tex' Evans

220

Wynton Marsalis

221

Esperanza Spalding

222

Buddy Bolden

223

Jazz royalty

224

John Henry Hammond

225

Who coined 'jazz'?

226

Charlie Christian and the Electric Guitar

227

'Strange Fruit'

228

Ella Fitzgerald

229

Sarah Vaughan

230

Pat Metheny

231

Chick Corea

232

Sonny Rollins

233

Herbie Hancock

234

Wayne Shorter

235

Art Blakey

236

Horace Silver

237

Frank Sinatra

238

Nat King Cole

239

Billie Holiday

240

Dave Brubeck

241

Stan Getz

242

Chet Baker

243

Bud Powell

244

Miles Davis

245

Thelonious Monk

246

Charlie Parker

247

Duke Ellington

248

Art Tatum

249

Count Basie

250

Benny Goodman

251

Louis Armstrong

252

The 1964 Berlin Jazz Festival and Martin Luther King, Jr.

253

Gullah music and jazz

254

Clint Eastwood

255

Dudley Moore

256

Vince Guaraldi and A Charlie Brown Christmas

257

Jazz in sitcoms

258

The Jazz Appreciation postage stamp