In this engaging conversation, James Fleet and Kim Parker discuss the rich history of jazz, focusing on the legacies and collaborations of their fathers, guitarist Biddy Fleet and saxophonist and jazz icon Charlie Parker. They explore personal stories, the impact of their fathers on the jazz scene, and the importance of documenting and sharing their contributions to music. The dialogue highlights the connections between musicians, the evolution of jazz improvisation, and the need to recognize unsung heroes in the genre. Through anecdotes and reflections, they emphasize the significance of family ties and the ongoing influence of jazz on contemporary music.

Chuck Haddix: Producer of Charlie "Bird" Parker's newest release."Bird In Kansas City (Live)" is the topic, and Let's Talk About Hosts, Kim Parker and Jeff Robinson discuss the significance of Parker's work, the challenges of preserving his legacy, and future projects to celebrate his contributions to music.

In this conversation, Let's Talk About Sax co-host Kim Parker shares her profound journey through loss, resilience, and the influence of music in her life. Reflecting on her childhood experiences, her late sister's impact, and her mother Chan's role in shaping her identity, Kim reveals how these elements intertwined to lead her to become a jazz singer. The discussion delves into the complexities of grief, the importance of family connections, and the awakening of her passion for music, ultimately highlighting her unique path in jazz.

In this episode of Let's Talk About Sax, Kim Parker shares her family's rich legacy in the entertainment industry, mainly focusing on her mother, Chan Parker, and her connection to jazz legend Charlie Parker. Kim reflects on her childhood experiences, the influence of her grandmother, and the vibrant music scene of 52nd Street. The conversation also touches on her late sister, Pree, and the impact of her family's artistic background on her life and career.

St. Louis Sax Player Oliver Sain was one of the most influential musicians to come out of St. Louis. P. Diddy sampled one of his songs with Biggie Smalls and Jay Z. Sain Protege and outstanding musician in his own right Al Caldwell talks about how Oliver influenced him as a musician and producer. The second of a three-part interview. Caldwell gives us the St Louis Breakdown on the late great Oliver Sain.

St. Louis Sax Player Oliver Sain was one of the most influential musicians to come out of St. Louis. P. Diddy sampled one of his songs with Biggie Smalls and Jay Z. Sain Protege and outstanding musician in his own right Al Caldwell talks about how Oliver influenced him as a musician and producer. The first of a three-part interview. Caldwell gives us the St Louis Breakdown on the late great Oliver Sain.

Host Jeff Robinson and Graphic Novelist and Trumpet Dave Chisholm talk about his new book about sax legend Charlie Parker called "Chasin' The Bird, Charlie Parker in California," in celebration of Charlie Parker's Centennial Year, 2020. Here is his website - https://www.davechisholmmusic.com/

Host Jeff Robinson and Graphic Novelist and Trumpet Dave Chisholm talk about his new book about sax legend Charlie Parker called "Chasin' The Bird, Charlie Parker in California," in celebration of Charlie Parker's Centennial Year, 2020. Here is his website - https://www.davechisholmmusic.com/

Kim Parker is the daughter of saxophone legends Charlie Parker and Phil Woods. She's also a recording artist in herself! Check out part one of this great interview. Here is a YouTube video of Kim Parker singing "My Funny Valentine" with guitarist Emily Remler

Kim Parker is the daughter of saxophone legends Charlie Parker and Phil Woods. She's also a recording artist in herself! Check out part one of this great interview. Here is a YouTube video of Kim Parker singing "My Funny Valentine" with guitarist Emily Remler