-
Generations: Norman Granz Presents Jazz At The Philharmonic Stockholm 1960, Part 1. Featuring Dizzy Gillespie, Roy Eldridge, J.J. Johnson, Cannonball Adderley, Benny Carter, Coleman Hawkins, Stan Getz, and more.
-
Bevan Manson, Part 1. Pianist, composer Bevan Manson’s CD Talking to Trees, was inspired by his love of nature and his fears for it, as global warming continues to threaten our environment. Bevan grew up with a jazz musician father who played his great record collection for Bevan, as well as a healthy dose of classical music. Loving it all, Bevan ignored the pop music of his day, and instead, dove into piano lessons at seven, went on to study at Eastman School of Music, to teach at UC Berkeley, and eventually, to write for film and TV. Talking to Trees includes Bevan’s original compositions along with fresh takes on well-known classics, all honoring the importance of our natural environment. We had so much fun that I made this a two-part show!
-
Drummer and Local Legend Mel Brown Endures as the Humble Godfather of Portland Jazz. Mel Brown calls Portland's jazz scene the best kept secret. But the secret is out! On this episode, the veteran drummer and local legend chats with host Christian McBride about Portland and stories of his big break joining Motown in 1968.
-
Generations: Norman Granz Presents Jazz At The Philharmonic Stockholm 1960, Part 2. Featuring feature Dizzy Gillespie, Roy Eldridge, J.J. Johnson, Benny Carter, Coleman Hawkins, Stan Getz, and more.
-
Bevan Manson Part Two. Pianist, composer Bevan Manson’s CD Talking to Trees, was inspired by his love of nature and his fears for it, as global warming continues to threaten our environment.Bevan grew up with a jazz musician father who played his great record collection for Bevan, as well as a healthy dose of classical music. Loving it all, Bevan ignored the pop music of his day, and instead, dove into piano lessons at seven, went on to study at Eastman School of Music, to teach at UC Berkeley, and eventually, to write for film and TV. Talking to Trees includes Bevan’s original compositions along with fresh takes on well-known classics, all honoring the importance of our natural environment. We had so much fun that I made this a two-part show!
-
-
-
-
-
Spin Cycle. Since 2014, contemporary jazz band Spin Cycle has been bringing their original music to clubs and concert halls across the US and Canada. Co-lead by Scott Neumann and Tom Christensen, the band highlights their flexibility, reach and capacity to surprise their audiences. On any given song, you might encounter the modal influence of John Coltrane, the second-line funk of New Orleans, or the edgy experimentation of free jazz. For this performance, they’re working the kinks out of new material before going into the studio in late 2026. Featuring Tom Christensen on Saxophone, Pete McCann on Guitar, Matt Pavolka on Bass and Scott Neuman on Drums, and from an October 5th, 2025 performance, Daniel Peck is your host for Spin Cycle… Live at the Bop Stop.