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Hank O'Neal: Owner of Chiaroscuro Records - Part 1
by Mike Jones
This week, we present part 1 of Mike's chat with Hank O'Neal. In this first part, Hank shares his journey through the world of jazz music, detailing the founding and evolution of Chiaroscuro Records, his early musical influences, and the innovative concept of jazz cruises. With anecdotes about legendary musicians and insights into the music industry, ...
Michelle Jones - Disney & Wayne Newton and the Legal Fight that Changed Copyright Law
by Mike Jones
From Page & Plant to Maluma, Wayne Newton to a Grammy nomination with Alice Cooper and Slash -violinist and producer Michelle Jones has done it all. She's the founder of Violectric, the world's first LED string ensemble, a Disney solo musician, a live event producer who won a World Entertainment Award, and the woman whose legal ...
Dave Jemilo: The Green Mill
by Mike Jones
This week, Mike talks with Dave Jemilo! Dave owns the fabulous Green Mill in Chicago--the oldest jazz club in the United States. Dave is not known as a musician but he got his start with his friends in elementary school in their band Dave Jemilo and the Gems! They never played a gig and in Dave's ...
Russ Gold: Drummer Extraordinaire and Long Time Friend of Jonesy
by Mike Jones
This week's episode is a little different. Back when we were first discussing the idea of a podcast, Russ Gold agreed to talk with Mike as a test run. He was so much fun that we wanted to release it! Mike and Russ have known each other since their days at Berklee College of ...
Neil Tesser: Music That Made Him and All That Jazz
by Mike Jones
In this conversation, Mike Jones and Neil Tesser explore the rich history of jazz, its personal significance in Tesser's life, and the evolution of jazz radio and clubs in Chicago. Tesser shares his early experiences with music, his transition from classical to jazz, and his journey through the vibrant Chicago jazz scene. They discuss the importance ...
Howard Reich: Writing About Music and History
by Mike Jones
In this episode, Mike chats with former Chicago Tribune music critic, Howard Reich. Reich shares his journey from being a jazz critic to becoming an accidental filmmaker and opera writer. He emphasizes the role of music in storytelling and the importance of critics in promoting lesser-known artists. He also reflects on his transition to new artistic ...
Ashley Kahn: How do you listen to new music?
by Mike Jones
Ashley Kahn is a Grammy award-winning historian, journalist, writer, and producer. He has written numerous books, including Kind of Blue: The Making of the Miles Davis Masterpiece. In this episode, he talks with Mike about how people listen to music today and how it differs from the past. There is amazing art and music to be ...
Jon Bates: Experiencing pivotal moments in music history
by Mike Jones
This week, Jonesy and Jon Bates explore the profound impact of music on personal experiences, the cultural shifts of the 1960s, and the journey of navigating a career in the music industry. Jon shares his early influences, the significance of live music, and the challenges he faced, including addiction. Their discussion highlights the importance ...
All About Jazz Unveils Enhanced Radio & Podcast Experience with New Streaming-Style Program Guide
All About Jazz, the world’s leading jazz media platform, has launched a fully redesigned Radio & Podcast section, introducing a dynamic, streaming-inspired interface that transforms how listeners discover and engage with its audio programming. The new program guide features a modern, intuitive layout reminiscent of popular streaming platforms, allowing users to seamlessly scroll through a growing ...
Eric Montzka: Music Doesn't Breathe Anymore
by Mike Jones
In this conversation, Eric Montzka shares his journey as a drummer in the Chicago music scene, discussing his early influences, professional experiences, and the evolution of live music. He reflects on the importance of wedding bands, the impact of technology on music, and the future of jazz performance. The discussion highlights the challenges and joys of ...


