CoffeeTalk JAZZ Radio

Falishia considers herself to be a Jazzspel artist. “Jazzspel” which is a unique blend of smooth combination of jazzy sounds intertwined with a Christian message.

This unique musical sound and bold lyrics that God has given Falishia are designed to reach listeners outside of the traditional church experience.

I enjoy blending smooth melodies with God’s powerful words of encouragement to help people get through the challenges of everyday life.

The Coffee starts brewing Sunday, May15th 2011 at 5:00-6:30pm with Veteran Broadcaster and Host. Ms. Bridgette Lewis

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His clean, polished guitar playing is in it self a force of nature. With a music career spanning two decades, Guitarist and Songwriter Joel Del Rosario has just about touched every genre of music from: Classical, Jazz, Hip Hop, and Southern Gospel.

Classically trained in Viola, Joel studied, performed, and was second chair in the San Francisco School of the Arts Orchestra.

Experiencing the loss of his mother at a young  age Joel sought solace and peace through playing guitar. It was during these quiet moments in the dark: contemplating, practicing and developing an intimate relationship with his instrument that Joel developed his guitar voice.

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"This lady can sing the blues and ballads, and well just about anything." Jazz Improv, June 2008

"Lainie can cook on the kind of quality standards she prefers-the Porter-Gershwin-Rodgers & Hart classics that challenge her dramatic bent for story-telling.

She has an unerring ear for melodic invention and an instinctive feel for time that allows her to take unusual rhythmic liberties. And her intonation is 'right on.'" Jazz journalist, Harvey Siders, The Los Angeles Daily News, circa 1985

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With the release of "Sight UnSeen" project in 2011, Brock continues to demand the attention of both listeners and Radio Programmers alike.

From his Appalachian Roots In Harlan Kentucky, to his current home in the Mojave Desert, Shawn Brock brings his worldly experiences to contemporary jazz lovers across the globe.

"I have always been an instrumentalist and as a child I thrived on old Bluegrass fiddle tunes".

Backing talented vocalists has always been enjoyable, but I love to focus on music without the interruption of words."

His 2009 release, Sketches of Love & Fury, is a collaboration of both old and new sounds. Shawn is a amazing song writer and he's pulled in some stellar talent on this project. Greg Vail and Andrew Neu lend beautiful Sax support on this project. His Official Website:Shaunbrockmusic.com

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In her illustrious career, she has had the honor of performing and sharing concert billing with

Najee, Gerald Albright, Jonathan Butler, the Rippingtons, Pieces Of A Dream,

Alex Bugnon, Angela Bofill, Rick Braun, Everette Harp, The Yellowjackets, Stanley Jordan, Brian Bromberg, Steve Cole, Fattburger, Chico

Debarge, Temptations, Warren Hill, Oleta Adams.

Songstress Toni Redd is an internationally known powerhouse performer and

entertainer, you'll want to be here to experience her vocal gift first hand. Mark your Calendar and don't miss one note!!

Ken’s song’s have reached the national radio top 5 and held a position in the top 20 for six months.

Ken began his recording career in Los Angeles as a premier session guitarist, performer and composer, performing and recording with artists as diverse as Doc Severinsen, Nell Carter, John Patitucci, Eric Gale, Vicki Carr, Dave Koz, Ann Jillian and Alex Acuna.

Ken has received increasing acclaim and recognition as a leading stylist in Contemporary Jazz. His music is distributed throughout the world from Japan to Singapore, Hong Kong, Thailand, Britain, Australia, Chile, Brazil, Italy, Spain, France, Germany, the Netherlands and in China.

Be here to find out what’s next for our friend Ken Navarro at Coffee Talk Jazz.

Official Website: Kennavarro.com

Look who's coming to Coffee Talk Jazz Radio for our "Special Edition” show? The "Saxophonist Doctor" Kevin Moore will be in the house to testify. He’ll sooth your soul with some good ole fashion Gospel Jazz.

Kevin's work is beautiful. His intricate songs are contemplative and inspirational listening. Feed your inner man with some good old fashion gospel.

His episode Broadcast and “Streams Live on 1/25/2011 3:00-4:00 P.M. PST 4:00 - 5:00 P.M. CST 6:00 7:00 P.M. EST

www.KevinMooremusic.org

As a seasoned performer, Tom knows how to charm audiences of all ages, Braxton has his own distinctive and recognizable sound, which incorporates elements of Jazz, Latin, Funk and R&B.

As a Saxophonist, Composer and Arranger, Tom understands his purpose on earth and that's to create music, that touches hearts deeply.

Jazz Review calls Braxton," one of smooth jazz's most prolific saxophonists"

Official Website:www.Tom Braxton.com

Mark A. Peay epitomizes the heart of a true Worshiper. Whether saturating the atmosphere through his anointed Worship on piano and keyboard, or declaring the Kingdom with Authority and power-packed Praise vocally, he is quickly identified as “not your average psalmist”. Known across the country as a music director, worship leader, mentor, and pastor to musicians, Mark is often called an impresario for his masterful skill, technique and passion in music. His music is written to provide you a window to see God's Majesty. Website:www.markpeay.com

George Duke was reared in a working class section of Marin County. He was just four years old, when his mother took him to see Duke Ellington in concert. That concert was life changing for him.

He began his piano studies at age seven, absorbing the roots of Black music in his local Baptist church. ". I saw how music could trigger emotions.”

He was heavily influenced by Miles Davis and the soul-jazz sound of Les McCann and Cal Tjader. Attending the San Francisco Conservatory of Music and majoring in trombone and composition with a minor in contrabass, he received his Bachelor of Music degree in 1967.

George and a young singer named Al Jarreau formed a group which became the house band at San Francisco's Half Note Club. George later received a Masters Degree in composition from San Francisco State University.

Pick-up his latest CD entitled Déjà' Vu at CDBaby.com or download was from iTunes.

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Official Website:www.GeorgeDuke.com