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OMINOUS THRILL Ominous Thrill Suggests: YOUR HORROR SHOWAnother creeptacular horror show we think you'll enjoy - YOUR HORROR SHOW. Heavily influenced by Tales from the Crypt and The Twilight Zone, their fiendish host, Mr. Graves, delights in showcasing stories that will make you shudder. This episode, "What's Your Emergency?" features a 911 operator receiving strange calls on his first day of training and the horrors it brings. If you enjoy what you hear, Your Horror Show has over 25 more stories of terror for your listening enjoyment - follow them everywhere you listen to...

2025-08-0127 min $Pete\'s Percussion Podcast - Pete Zambito$

Pete's Percussion Podcast - Pete Zambito Pete's Percussion Podcast: Episode 442 - Thomas TaylorNorth Carolina Central University Percussion Professor, Freelancer, Bandleader, and Composer Thomas Taylor stops by to talk about his career so far at NCCU (03:25), the music program and jazz program there and its place in the state (16:50), his freelancing career (33:40), growing up in Elizabeth City (NC), his early life in percussion, and playing sports growing up (37:50), his undergrad years at UNC-Greensboro, studying with Cort McClaren, and the formation of his jazz group In The Black (56:30), post grad years of teaching and performing, eventually getting his Master’s degree, and the importance placed on credentials (01:13:00), and finishes with the Random Ass Qu...

2025-04-2400 min

The Outdoors Show OS 1368: Time With A Local LegendIt was a bittersweet episode for the guys – bitter because they were in studio when they really wanted to be out there for the first day of turkey season. However, it was sweet because First Coast fishing legend Capt. Dennis Young stopped by the studio to tell some captivating tales about fishing the First Coast since 1972 (the great white stories alone are worth a listen). He also talked with the guys about the state of First Coast fishing today, and what needs to be done to preserve it for future generations. This was can’t-miss stuff…you may eve...

2025-03-292h 23

Rotoviz Radio Rewind: Titans-Jaguars 1999 AFC Title with Steve Palazzolo - Remember That GameOriginally aired August 2023. Pro Football Focus head of product and host of the PFF NFL Show Steve Palazzolo recalls how the exhilarating ‘90s Jags met their remarkably cruel end. Spoiler: They get Jeff Fisher’d 3 times in one season and finish 15-3.This is Remember That Game, the podcast about sporting events that take you on a journey and maybe chart the path of the zeitgeist. I’m your host Thomas Emerick, enjoy the show.Follow Remember That Game for the full archive: Apple https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/remember-that-game/id1493587677 Spotify https://open.s...

2024-12-2440 min

Royal Grown Radio Cannastock 2023We are on location for Cannastock 2023! Guests include Radio Woodstock, Adam Thigpen (Anthos Seeds), Nicole from Pine State Seeds/ Humboldt Seed Co., Jeff (Headgrower @ Animal House), and Martin Mills (Cannastock Founder/COO of Golden Unicorn). Tune in to the Living Conversation!

2024-02-1536 min

Rotoviz Radio Rewind: Titans-Jaguars '99 AFC Title with Steve Palazzolo - Remember That GameOriginally aired August 2023. Pro Football Focus head of product and host of the PFF NFL Show Steve Palazzolo recalls how the exhilarating ‘90s Jags met their remarkably cruel end. Spoiler: They get Jeff Fisher’d 3 times in one season and finish 15-3.This is Remember That Game, the podcast about sporting events that take you on a journey and maybe chart the path of the zeitgeist. I’m your host Thomas Emerick, enjoy the show.More from the Titans-Jags 1999 AFC championship: Box score: Tennessee Titans 33, Jacksonville Jaguars 14 (Pro Football Reference) NFL Primetime 1999 conference championship Sunday...

2024-01-0337 min

The Outdoors Show OS 1301: It’s Beginning To Look A Lot Like The Christmas Show…Capt. Kirk was out to see his granddaughter’s graduation (CONGRATULATIONS, MADI!!!!), so Capt. Kevin and Jeff called on Capt. Leon Dana to sit in. There was a whole lot of fishing talk…along with some reminiscing, which is always a great conversation. Throw in a live, in-studio electric pole saw mishap*, and you’ve got another great show! *No hosts were harmed in the making of this episode. The same cannot be said of a random studio ceiling tile… Here’s your L.V. Hiers gear tip of the week: you’ll wanna be a...

2023-12-092h 23

Remember That Game Titans-Jaguars '99 AFC Title with Steve PalazzoloPro Football Focus head of product and host of the PFF NFL Show Steve Palazzolo recalls how the exhilarating ‘90s Jags met their remarkably cruel end. Spoiler: They get Jeff Fisher’d 3 times in one season and finish 15-3.This is Remember That Game, the podcast about sporting events that take you on a journey and chart the path of the zeitgeist.I'm your host Thomas Emerick, enjoy the show.Follow Remember That Game for the full archive: Apple Spotify "Remember That Game" in search wherever you get your podcasts

2023-08-1436 min

Balance Boldly: Intimacy and Impact in Business Overcoming Life's Challenges: Tasha Van Howe's Inspiring Journey Through Adversity and BeautyOur next guest has a story that too many families relate to in secret shame, weighted under the blanket of grief, loss, and jaggedly steered emotional rollercoasters. Author Tasha Van Howe boldly stepped outside of herself to write a novel penned under the title, Miss Me Always, for anyone who has ever experienced loss or struggled with infertility or the adoption vortex. A personal tale of tragedy and triumph that love helped her conquer, host, Naketa Ren Thigpen sits down with Tasha to talk about how she is absorbing beauty while navigating the brutal along her journey.

2023-06-0723 min

Free Range Humans Reflections - A Look Back at Season One of Free Range HumansGino Beniamino returns as guest host to navigate us through a reflective journey that covers a wide range of topics. Rod and Jal go back and listen to past sound bites and remember some of their favorite moments from season one. Highlights from this episode include: reflecting on the significance of finishing an entire season; recapping the major themes that were present across many of our interviews; listening to past quotes from our esteemed guests, and a final lighting round to wrap things up. Questions? Thoughts? Feedback? Email us at freerangehumanspod@gmail.com or Tweet us...

2022-07-211h 04

Good Grief EP. 30 “Patti Gasparello, Director of Kids Path with AuthoraCare Collective”In this episode of the Good Grief Podcast, we speak with Patti Gasparello. Patti is the Director of Kids Path with AuthoraCare where she deals with the areas of bereavement and counseling relating to children.

2021-11-1425 min

Good Grief EP. 29 ”Risa Hanau, Director of Education for AuthoraCare Collective”In this episode of the Good Grief Podcast, we speak with Risa Hanau, Director of Education for AuthoraCare Collective. We learn about palliative care and hospice care, and when and why these services are utilized.

2021-11-1425 min

Good Grief EP. 28 “Kristie Yeatts, Bereavement Counselor for Trellis Supportive Care”In this episode of the Good Grief Podcast, we speak with Kristie Yeatts, Bereavement Counselor for Trellis Supportive Care. We will be discussing resources in our community to help with pet loss for children, adults and seniors.

2021-11-1414 min

Good Grief EP. 24 “Jim Albright ,Guilford County EMS Director”Guilford County EMS Director Jim Albright joins Jeff in this episode to talk about how first responders deal with end of life issues. We learn about the importance of the MOST document (link), the relationship between EMS and the police, who gets an autopsy, and more in this episode of “Good Grief.” For answers to some frequently asked questions about the MOST form, read this document.

2021-10-1214 min

Good Grief EP. 27 ”Jorge Ortega, Director of Guilford County Animal Services”In this episode of the Good Grief Podcast, Jeff Thigpen and Carly Malcolm talk to Jorge Ortega, the Animal Services Director for the Guilford County Animal Services Department. They talk about pet loss and resources available to the Guilford County community to help in dealing with pet loss.

2021-10-1218 min

Good Grief EP. 26 ”Michael Moye, the Cemetery Superintendent for the City of Greensboro”In this episode of the Good Grief Podcast, Jeff Thigpen and Carly Malcolm talk to Michael Moye, the Cemetery Superintendent for the City of Greensboro. They discuss city funeral options in Greensboro, cost of cremation, exhumation, and disinterment.

2021-10-1230 min

Good Grief EP. 25. ”Robert Shelly, Guilford County Veterans Services”In this episode of the Good Grief Podcast, Jeff Thigpen and Carly Malcolm talk to Robert Shelly, Director of Guilford Counties Veteran's Services. They talk about services the county offers to veterans and especially the assistance to their loved ones after their passing.

2021-10-1221 min

Good Grief EP. 23 “The Book Three Seventeen: A Suicide Loss Survivor‘s Story. Interview with local author Darren Shell.”In this episode of the Good Grief Podcast, Jeff Thigpen and Carly Malcolm talk to Darren Shell, a suicide loss survivor and the author of 317: a Suicide Loss Survivor Story. He is also an integrated facilities designer for Cone Health and part of the development team for the peer-to-peer suicide prevention app, We Care. They talk about death by suicide, dealing with grief, and the stigma of suicide loss. [03:08] Why Darren settled on 317 as the Title of His Book [05:05] Understanding that Grief and Loss is Personal [06:58] Darren's Reaction When He learned o...

2021-09-1647 min

Good Grief Ep. 22 “Opioid pandemic in Guilford County, the syringe exchange program, and the effects of stigma in drug and substance rehabilitation.”In this episode of the Good Grief Podcast, Jeff Thigpen and Carly Malcolm talk to Chase Holleman, the program director for the Guilford County Solution to the Opioid Problem, GS STOP. They talk about the opioid pandemic in Guilford County, the syringe exchange program, and the effects of stigma in drug and substance rehabilitation. [02:54] Terminal Illness and End of Life Issues [06:27] Chase's Opioid Use and Dealing with Undiagnosed Mental Health Issues [08:27] Why Stigma is More Dangerous Than Drug Use [10:05] Chase's Journey Into The World of Treatment and Rehabilitation ...

2021-09-1634 min

Good Grief Ep. 21 “Death Cafes, the Funeral Consumers Alliance, and the legal process behind burying a loved one in your backyard.”In this episode of the Good Grief Podcast, Jeff Thigpen and Carly Malcolm talk to Sarah Williams, the North Carolina Funeral Consumers Alliance president. They talk about Death Cafes, the Funeral Consumers Alliance, and the legal process behind burying a loved one in your backyard. [02:43] Sarah's Interest and Passion for Death [04:05] The Funeral Consumers Alliance (FCA)and Why It's Important [07:44] The Merger of FCAs Across Several States [09:09] What is a Death Cafe? 11:24] Why Sarah Describes Herself as Woman Obsessed With Death [13:44] Is it Legal to Bu...

2021-09-1623 min

Good Grief Ep. 20 “Return to the Earth”Jeff and Carly talk to Rev. Randall Keeney of St. Barnabas Episcopal Church about the concept of natural burials and the All Souls Natural Burial Association. This alternative to embalming and cremation is more affordable and a more environmentally friendly way to “return to the Earth.” Rev. Keeney also discusses his faith and the Christian belief that death is a part of eternal life. You can learn more about this eco-friendly alternative at https://www.allsoulsnaturalburial.org/.

2021-09-1626 min

Good Grief Ep. 19 “Elon’s Silent Teachers”Dianne Person, the founding director of Elon University’s Anatomical Gift Program, joins Jeff and Carly in this episode about giving one’s body to science. Anatomic donors or “silent teachers” continue to make a positive impact on the world after their death by enabling undergraduate students to learn invaluable lessons that prepare them to be better healthcare providers. To learn more about this program, please visit https://www.elon.edu/u/academics/health-sciences/anatomical-gift/.

2021-09-1622 min

Good Grief Ep. 18 “Funeral Home Family”Funeral director Al Lineberry of Hanes Lineberry Funeral Home talks in this episode about his experience going into the family business. Al’s family has provided funeral, cemetery, and cremation services for Greensboro and the surrounding area since 1919. His love for the community and his own experience with loss inform the way he helps families say goodbye to their loved ones. For more information about the stages of grief mentioned in this episode, you can visit https://grief.com/the-five-stages-of-grief/.

2021-09-1620 min

The New Untouchables S2:E5 The Pecora Files: When the Foundation Rots, Systems CollapseThe New Untouchables is an extraordinary journey that reveals regular people from around the country who actually had the character to do their jobs correctly. People doing their jobs correctly isn’t particularly the extraordinary part, rather, the grotesque revelations about how many people were willing to lie, steal and cheat their way to fictional profits perversely incentivized by a criminal racket who never paid the price of accountability because CEO’s were able to float above the law puppeteering the whole thing and the law let them get away with it because everyone got in line and danced to the...

2021-08-0257 min

Good Grief Ep. 17“Hallelujah Anyhow”In this episode, Jeff and Carly welcome Rev. Bradley Hunt, a local community activist and assistant pastor at New Light Missionary Baptist Church. Rev. Hunt discusses what drew him to the ministry, his love and appreciation for the Black Church, and his experience working in a funeral home and going through the funeral directors program. We also scratch the surface in talking about institutional racism and structural barriers to health equity, and how these issues impact the death and dying process in the Black community.

2021-07-1240 min

Good Grief Ep. 16 “The Greatest Mitzvah”Jeff is joined by Betsy Gamburg, director of Jewish Family Services in Greensboro, to discuss Jewish traditions around death and the services offered by JFS. Betsy gives us some great insight into these traditions and explains “the greatest mitzvah,” caring for and preparing the body after someone has died. For more information on Jewish Family Services, visit http://www.jfsgreensboro.org/.

2021-07-1231 min

Good Grief Ep. 15 “Chaplain of the C-word Ward”Jeff and Carly welcome Lisa Lundeen, lead chaplain at Moses Cone Cancer Center in Greensboro, to talk about her work supporting patients through their journey with cancer. She also explains the importance of cultural competency in end-of-life care and discusses the support resources available to patients, loved ones, and staff.

2021-07-1225 min

Good Grief Ep. 14 “Hey, Preacher!”Rev. Brooks Johnson joins Jeff and Carly to talk about his role as a Clinical Chaplain at High Point Medical Center. Father Brooks works directly with patients, families, and healthcare workers at some of their most difficult moments. We discuss what a chaplain is, Father Brooks’ holistic approach to spiritual care, and crises of faith and other challenges at the end of life.

2021-07-1234 min

Good Grief Ep. 13 “Caring for the Caregivers”Jeff and Carly welcome Jodi Kolada of Well Spring Solutions on this episode of the Good Grief Podcast. Jodi works as the Director of Business and Caregiver Outreach at Well Spring Solutions and frequently works to support caregivers of older adults with dementia. To access caregiver resources from Well Spring Solutions and to watch video interviews about local community-based services, visit www.well-springsolutions.org/caregiver-resources/.

2021-06-1119 min

Good Grief Ep. 12 “The Season of Caregiving”Pam Strader joins the Good Grief Podcast in this episode to talk about the challenges and joys of being a caregiver for her father. Pam has served as a minister at West Market Street United Methodist Church and her faith plays an important role in her outlook in life. She finds comfort in the knowledge that this is a season of their lives in which she and her family can learn and grow, even in the face of isolation and the loss of control they are experiencing.

2021-06-1116 min

Good Grief Ep. 11 “It’s My Turn Now”Rev. Odell Cleveland’s latest book “It’s My Turn Now: Caregiving 101” is the topic of this episode. Odell joins Jeff and Carly to share stories of his journey as a caregiver-- from his upbringing in Charleston, SC, to later navigating the challenges of caring for his aging mother with his siblings, and all of the lessons he’s learned along the way. Purchase your copy here.

2021-06-1135 min

Good Grief Ep. 6: “Mind My Health”Jeff and Carly are joined by power couple Catherine and David Sevier in this episode to talk about Mind My Health, a platform which enables North Carolinians to conveniently store and share their advance care plans online, allowing more personal control over medical care decisions. The Seviers also speak about the NC Institute of Medicine’s Task Force on Serious Illness Care and the NC Serious Illness Coalition, of the work that they do and the recommendations they have given to the NC General Assembly. Check out https://www.mindmyhealth.org/ for more information. You can also read the NC...

2021-05-0441 min

Good Grief Ep.10: “Elder Care and Estate Planning”Today on the Good Grief Podcast, Jeff and Carly talk about Elder Care and Estate Planning with Dennis Toman, a certified Elder Law Attorney at the Elderlaw Firm in Greensboro, NC. Dennis answers questions on proper estate planning, the concept of guardianship, and why you need a lawyer when writing a will and planning your estate. For more information about the Elderlaw Firm, visit https://www.elderlawfirm.com or call (336) 443-8730.

2021-05-0428 min

Good Grief Ep. 9: “¿Qué es el hospicio?”Carly y Robert hablan sobre Trellis Supportive Care y los servicios del hospicio y cuidado paliativo, esta vez en español. Robert conoce mucho sobre las preocupaciones y preguntas de las familias sobre el hospicio. Para aprender más sobre la directriz avanzada y los talleres disponibles, visite a http://gotplans123.org/.

2021-05-0415 min

Good Grief Ep. 8: “Wish We Called Sooner”Jeff and Carly are joined by Robert Garcia, an Account Executive at Trellis Supportive Care, to cover topics of hospice care, and of life decision-making, and important legal documents. From his experience meeting with patients and their families and teaching workshops, Robert is familiar with the questions and concerns that folks have about hospice care, and he debunks some common misconceptions. To learn more about advance care planning, access the forms, or to register for a workshop, visit http://gotplans123.org/.

2021-05-0419 min

Good Grief Ep.7: “Art’s Dead”Wendee Cutler, executive director of the Carolina Foundation for Jewish Seniors, joins Jeff and Carly to talk about caring for the aged, death in the Jewish tradition, talking to loved ones about end of life wishes, and her brother-in-law Art’s final gift to his son. Wendee also discusses the mission of the CFJS, her work with the NCIOM Task Force on Serious Illness Care, and her experience in consultative care and case management. [02:33] How Wendee developed a passion for seniors [04:20] The goals of the Carolina Foundation for Jewish Seniors [07:12] Wendee’s role in t...

2021-05-0423 min

Good Grief Ep. 2: “Death Certificates”On this episode of the Good Grief Podcast, we host two experts from the Guilford County Register of Deeds office: Andrew Adkins, the Assistant Register of Deeds and current manager of the Vital Records area, and Elaine Inman, the former manager and assistant Register of Deeds at Guilford county. We talk about the process of obtaining death certificates, why death certificates are essential, and how to move a body across state lines. [02:20] The death certificate acquisition process [03:14] The role of the Register of Deeds [03:39] How long it takes to get a death certificate

2021-04-0109 min

Good Grief Ep. 3: “Going to Court”Jeff and Carly are joined on this episode of Good Grief by Lisa Johnson-Tonkins, the Guilford County Clerk of Superior Court. Lisa is also a former District Attorney and serves as an adjunct professor at the Guilford Technical Community College. We talk about the differences between the Register of Deeds and Clerk of Court, and why the two are often confused. We also cover how the Clerk of Court’s office deals with end of life issues, the handling of wills and estates, and the process of debt repayment. [03:45] Lisa’s main priorities as clerk [04:53] How...

2021-04-0121 min

Good Grief Ep. 4: “Los certificados de defunción”En este episodio de Good Grief, Carly habla con Felipe Allende, un invitado de nuestra propia oficina Registros Públicos del Condado de Guilford. Felipe es un analista de sistemas y tiene mucha información para compartir sobre el papel de la oficina relacionado con los certificados de defunción. Thank you for listening to this episode of the Good Grief podcast. We want your feedback!! You can visit our website at www.guilforddeeds.com. You can also email us at endoflife@guilfordcountync.gov, or find us on Twitter with the handle...

2021-04-0108 min

Good Grief Ep. 5: “Death and Taxes”Today on the Good Grief Podcast, we welcome Ben Chavis, the Guilford County Tax Director, to talk with us about two certainties in life: death and taxes. Ben is also a pastor at the Freedom Life Church in Asheboro and the 2018 winner of The Tax Collector of the Year Award. We discuss how the tax department handles death, local property tax relief available to senior citizens, and Ben’s thoughts on death and dying. [02:05] Ben’s journey to becoming Guilford County Tax director [06:58] How the Guilford County tax department receives death and inheritance information [0...

2021-04-0129 min

Good Grief Ep. 1: “Pilot”: Let’s talk!!Jeff and Carly introduce listeners to the Good Grief Podcast! Jeff takes the hot seat and talks about his mission to educate people about death and dying, explains the end of life innovation project, and previews some of his favorite upcoming episodes. [01:28] The main idea behind the End of Life initiative [04:18] Why Jeff decided to focus on matters of death and dying [09:38] Goals of the End of Life initiative [10:50] The main purpose for launching the Good Grief Podcast [14:03] Main talking points from the project and the podcast series Thank you for listening to this episode...

2021-03-2317 min

The Fun Belt Episode 21: Joe Wins, Mentz Mania, and Basketball BeginsIn this episode, Jake & Joe analyze the Sun Belt and Thigpen Championships. BTF has the Golden Slabs ahead but Jake is close. Huge week for Jeff! Connor's new enemy is Joe, and Mark gets rare praise. Basketball begins and hockey is almost there. Dan the Man joins the hockey league and looks poised to avoid last in football. Action-packed pod!

2020-12-3057 min

The Fun Belt Episode 14: Stretch Run, Dragging Owners, and Trade DeadlineIn this episode, Jake & Joe dive into the playoff races in the Sun Belt, Thigpen, and BTF leagues. Time is dwindling for teams in the basements of the leagues, with the trade deadline approaching. Jeff, Dan W, and Mark be warned – you dragged a bit in this episode.

2020-11-1250 min

Wit & Wisdom with Tom Greene 11 Ideas to Make You A Better DadWhat We Leave Behind - 11 Ideas to Make You a Better DadWe recently had some house guests. They brought their 15 month old daughter. It’s been a long time since we had a baby in the house. But you never forget things: how little they sleep; how much they have to say. I enjoyed telling the new Dad a few things. Like once you teach them to walk and talk, you’ve lost all control of the asylum. He looked at me like I’d eaten too much paste as a kid. He’ll learn.

2020-02-1724 min

Contrabass Conversations Marlene Rosenberg on jazz education and the changing gig sceneIt was great to chat with Marlene Rosenberg for the podcast! Marlene is a Chicago-based jazz bassist and educator and is one of the most active players in the local scene. More About Marlene: Marlene Rosenberg has emerged as one of the most talented and multi-faceted bass players on the scene today. She has played professionally throughout the United States, Europe, Latin America and Japan, performing with innumerable jazz luminaries, such as Kenny Barron, Frank Foster, Stan Getz, Albert "Tootie" Health, Joe Henderson, Marian McPartland, Cedar Walton,Wallace Roney, David "Fathead" Newman, Monty Alexander, Kevin Mahogony, Frank...

2017-10-1828 min

JAZZ EN EL AIRE Jazzenelaire prog.nº 490 170116 but beautiful-JAZZANIVERSARIO.-Horace Parlan - Relaxin' With Horace-JAZZACTUALIDADbut beautiful-JAZZANIVERSARIO.-Horace Parlan - Relaxin' With Horace-JAZZACTUALIDAD PROG.Nº 490.- STANDARD SEMANAL.- “but beautiful” 1.-BING CROSBY. 2.-EDDIE “ LOCKJAW” DAVIS. 3.-LIONEL HAMPTON-OSCAR PETERSON. 4.-BILLIE HOLIDAY. 5.-FREDDIE HUBBARD. JAZZ RECUERDO ANIVERSARIO.- Horace Parlan - Relaxin' With Horace 1.- Someone In Love Like 7:00 2.-Don't Take Your Love From Me 6:24 3.-Thinking Of You 6:07 4.-Theme For Ernie 7:14 5.-For Heaven's Sake 6:51 Double Bass – Jesper Lundgaard Drums – Ed Thigpen Piano – Horace Parlan JAZZ ACTUALIDAD.- Esta semana tendremos a Luis González Trio, con su "Made in New York" , Luis González Trio nació el 2008 de la necesidad de establecer un vínculo musical entre los tres comp...

2017-01-162h 00

The Catholic Foodie Dr. Paul Thigpen and The Saints Who Battled SatanHave you ever noticed that sometimes it seems like everything in life conspires against us when we desire to draw closer to God? Dr. Paul Thigpen joins us today to share some hope and encouragement from the saints. Author of Saints Who Battled Satan, Dr. Paul Thigpen understands that just as the New Testament states, in our Christian journey we daily encounter three obstacles: the world, the flesh and the devil. With love and gentleness, Dr. Paul engages us with stories from the lives of seventeen saints... practical wisdom that can help me and you to draw closer to God no...

2016-03-1447 min

LINER NOTES Terence BlanchardMAGNETIZEDTerence Blanchard (trumpet) is one of the most important musician/composer/band leaders of his generation. His emotionally moving and technically refined playing is considered by many jazz aficionados to recall earlier jazz trumpet styles. Born March 13, 1962, in New Orleans, the only child to parents Wilhelmina and Joseph Oliver Blanchard, a part-time opera singer and insurance company manager, the young Blanchard was encouraged by his father, Joseph Oliver, to learn to play the piano. In the third grade he discovered jazz trumpet when a big band, featuring...

2013-08-0511 min

LINER NOTES RAY BROWNQUIET AUTHORITYBest known as a contributing member of the bebop jazz movement and a member of the Oscar Peterson Trio, jazz bassist Ray Brown performed with jazz giants from Dizzy Gillespie and Charlie Parker to his wife Ella Fitzgerald. Despite Fitzgerald’s short-lived marriage to Brown (1947-1953), she remained a lifelong friend and musical associate. A disciple of the 1940s Oscar Pettiford school of jazz bass, Brown developed an individual style renown for its tastefully executed rhythmic lines within the context of ensemble accompaniment. His talent reflects such breadth and diversity that he was th...

2013-05-1111 min