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Nicholas Payton talks about his latest release, "A Supreme Blue" | KUVO Jazz (opens the original)
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Critics, fans, or even casual listeners cannot define Nicholas Payton. The New Orleans native’s journey has been fraught with frequent comparisons to Louis Armstrong, especially after his 1995 debut album From This Moment (Verve Records), an appearance in Robert Altman’s 1996 film “Kansas City,” and a Grammy-winning 1997 collaboration with the great trumpeter Doc Cheatham. He is currently experimenting with fusions of funk, soul, and hip-hop, collaborating with Esperanza Spalding, Karriem Riggin
Andrew Kim, "Lineage" CD Release | KUVO Jazz (opens the original)
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Trombonist and Michigan native Andrew Kim is the latest in a long and impressive lineage of trombonists (and jazz musicians, more broadly) from Michigan State’s Jazz Studies department, where bassist Rodney Whitaker serves as director of the department, Michael Dease is a fully tenured trombone professor, and Randy Napoleon serves as an associate professor and associate director of Jazz Studies. After studying under such heavy-hitting tutelage, Kim announced his arrival on the scene with Lineage
Peter Bernstein talks with Kim Berry | KUVO Jazz (opens the original)
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When they first took the stage at Augie’s Jazz Bar back in the summer of 1988, organist Larry Goldings, guitarist Peter Bernstein, and drummer Bill Stewart would never have imagined that more than 35 years later they’d not only still be working together, but that they would be considered by many to be the gold standard for the modern jazz organ trio. In fact, Bernstein told JazzTimes in 2024, “Larry was already playing at Augie’s, and I joined him there with Jesse Davis and Leon Parker, who was
Altin Senecalar & Kim Berry | KUVO Jazz (opens the original)
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Trombonist, composer, and educator Altin Sencalar visited KUVO for an interview with Music Director and host Kim Berry. The conversation came on the heels of a remarkable year that included his appointment as Assistant Teaching Professor of Jazz Studies at the University of Colorado Boulder, a busy schedule of performances, touring, and teaching, the release of his latest album, Natural Rhythm (Posi-Tone), and, most importantly, the birth of his daughter, Lucia, this spring. On the eve of an int
Kim Berry & Altin Sencalar | KUVO Jazz (opens the original)
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Join Kim Berry on Thursday, July 16, at 2 p.m. and her guest, Altin Sencalar, trombonist, composer, educator and University of Colorado Boulder Assistant Teaching Professor of Jazz Studies. They'll discuss his new CD, Natural Rhythm, his first year at University of Colorado, his upcoming tour to Brazil and his role as guest presenter and adjudicator for the International Trombone Festival this year in Riga, Latvia. Altin will be presenting his warm up method: Connecting the Dots. The California-
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