HeyJared2-5-1
Nick Tomalin snd Simon Whiteside host a variety of podcasts about jazz.From the short vignettes of two pianist, five minutes, one podcast through to the Two pianist, Five Podcasts, One subject and in depth look at the life work and piano stylings of single pianists.
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2-5m-1-S3E29-Jazz Paintings of Basquiat (opens the original)
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Welcome to 251, where two pianists, Simon Whiteside and Nick Tomlin, dive into the fascinating world of jazz and art. In this episode, they explore the jazz paintings of Jean-Michel Basquiat, a renowned artist who drew inspiration from the world of jazz. Key Topics Covered The early life and career of Jean-Michel Basquiat, including his participation in the Times Square Show and his rise to fame in the early 1980s. Basquiat's love for jazz and how it influenced his art, including his famous work
2-5m-1-S3E28-Ronnie's Documentary-Film Review (opens the original)
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Welcome to 2-5-1, the podcast where two pianists, Nick Tomlin and Simon Whiteside, dive into a new jazz-related topic every episode. Today, they're reviewing the documentary film "Ronnies", which tells the story of the iconic London jazz club Ronnie Scott's. Key Topics Covered The history of Ronnie Scott's, from its founding in 1959 to its 60th anniversary in 2019 The documentary's focus on Ronnie Scott himself, as well as co-owner Pete King and other key figures in the club's history The film's
2-5m-1-S3E27-Mid Season Break (opens the original)
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