Jazz St. Louis Adds New Podcasts, Feeds
Jazz St. Louis has made available two more podcasts in their ongoing series.
The third installment in the series features an interview with JSL director of education Phil Dunlap, and can be heard here. The fourth and latest podcast interview to go online features saxophonist Javon Jackson, who will be in St. Louis next week to perform with pianist Les McCann at Jazz at the Bistro. That podcast can be heard here.
JSL Web guru Adam Roach reports that the organization's site now has a new community section that will serve as a library for the series of podcasts, a soon-to-be-added set of photo galleries, and other materials. You can go directly to the list of available podcasts here. (As a result of the site remodeling, the links previously provided here to past interviews with Tony DeSare and Cedar Walton have changed. You now can find the DeSare podcast here, and the Walton podcast here.)
Users can also subscribe to the Jazz St. Louis podcast feed using iTunes or any podcast software using this link, and the JSL podcasts also are available now through the Apple iTunes store.
The third installment in the series features an interview with JSL director of education Phil Dunlap, and can be heard here. The fourth and latest podcast interview to go online features saxophonist Javon Jackson, who will be in St. Louis next week to perform with pianist Les McCann at Jazz at the Bistro. That podcast can be heard here.
JSL Web guru Adam Roach reports that the organization's site now has a new community section that will serve as a library for the series of podcasts, a soon-to-be-added set of photo galleries, and other materials. You can go directly to the list of available podcasts here. (As a result of the site remodeling, the links previously provided here to past interviews with Tony DeSare and Cedar Walton have changed. You now can find the DeSare podcast here, and the Walton podcast here.)
Users can also subscribe to the Jazz St. Louis podcast feed using iTunes or any podcast software using this link, and the JSL podcasts also are available now through the Apple iTunes store.
