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- Behind the Overdog: Jazz United Takes a Closer Look at the 2021 Grammy NominationsIn this episode of Jazz United, we consider the calculus of Grammy nominations, and how we feel about the 2021 nominee pool.47 min
- How Dezron Douglas and Brandee Younger Turned Lockdown Into an Inspired New AlbumJazz United discusses harpist Brandee Younger and bassist Dezron Douglas, who made their soul-affirming album 'Force Majeure' as a series of pandemic livestreams.34 min
- Sleeping Giants: The Brief Reign and Brilliant Legacy of Herbie Hancock's Mwandishi BandJazz United celebrates the underrated legacy of Herbie Hancock's groundbreaking band Mwandishi, on the occasion of its 50th anniversary.48 min
- As Keith Jarrett Closes a Chapter, Jazz United Reflects on His Monumental Solo Piano CareerThe musical community absorbed some devastating news this week, when Keith Jarrett revealed that he may never return to public performance.41 min
- Ella Fitzgerald, Come Harvest Time: Jazz United Fondly Reappraises the First Lady of SongBy the early 1960s, Ella Fitzgerald was an established international artist, beginning to reap the fruits of a 25-year career.38 min
- Let's Call This: Thelonious Monk, Lost & FoundIt’s never a bad time to talk about Thelonious Monk. His indomitable music and incorruptible example serve as a renewable resource, because there’s always something fresh to uncover, another brilliant corner to explore.39 min
- A Newport Jazz Festival of the MindRight about now, in any other year, many of us would be gearing up for a trip to Newport, R.I.40 min
- Self-Determined, Then and Now: A Focus on Charles TolliverCharles Tolliver has lived his share of jazz history. As a fiery young sideman with Jackie McLean and Max Roach in the 1960s, he joined a lineage of exalted post-bop trumpeters, more than holding his own. But Tolliver also set a model of self-determination in the ‘70s, with a DIY record label called Strata-East.27 min
- What We Lost, and Gained, In a Livestream AgeSince the onset of the coronavirus pandemic, we’ve been sorely missing live music. But in at least one sense, we haven’t lost the experience of real-time musical exchange.18 min
- Music For the Movement on Jazz UnitedThis past February — before the phrase “social distancing” had entered our lexicon — the two of us, Greg Bryant and Nate Chinen, got together to hear some music.25 min
About Jazz United
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Jazz United was a wide-ranging conversation show from WBGO Studios, hosted by critic Nate Chinen and broadcaster Greg Bryant. Covering a host of subjects relevant to the musical community, it draws on…
the shared enthusiasms of its hosts as well as some key differences. Bryant, former host of Jazz After Hours, is a seasoned radio host and musician; Chinen is a longtime journalist and the author of Playing Changes: Jazz For the New Century. Jazz United brings their distinct perspectives into dialogue, with the music always in center focus.Check out the rest of our line up at WBGO Studios.
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