Diva Joan Cartwright brings you the best of Jazz and Blues!

 

Mimi Johnson is the R&B, Soul, House Jazz Sensation!

 

Together, they will definitely light your fire!!!

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Women in Jazz South Florida, Inc. is proud to announce our FIRST Compilation CD Volume I available online at this link. The music is divine and we're already gearing up for Volume II to be released in March 2011. Support women's music! Happy New Year 2011!

Diva JC

Short workshop with some friends.

A discussion of the term "Diva" what it means, who is a diva. The positive and negative connotations of the term have put some female artists in a very tricky light. Call in to give your opinion of this title at 347-677-0782. Featured music is from the CD "Quite Now" by Tutu Puoane.

Our guest for today has a family matter and could not be with us. So, I'll just be playing music and talking about our upcoming events.

In this economic climate many musicians are having to reinvent themselves and come up with alternate ways to make a living. Diva JC is joined by singers Jus' Cynthia and Teri Wilson and others to discuss this issue.

Diva JC welcomes other blogtalkradio hosts to discuss the medium and technology. Andrea Garrison, Judy Joy Jones, Jace Harnage, Tania Maria Xavier, Anita Davis Defoe and George V. Johnson, Jr.

In August, Diva JC will be on vacation and feature some past shows.

In September, the show time will change from 6-8 p.m. to 12 Noon to 2 p.m. EST.

Musicwoman Live Radio Guests

This is my first anniversary show and I feature tunes considered best plays of the year from July 16, 2008 thru July 8, 2009. This has been a unique experience and I've enjoyed every single show and guest. ARCHIVES

Interview by Len Pace of WLRN with Diva JC about her books and music. Website: Joan Cartwright

Discussing the STATE OF JAZZ in America, today, Diva JC is joined by Jazz DJ Ed Williams formerly with "Maiden Voyage" at WLIB-FM in New York City from 1966 to 1970; jazz aficianado and vocalist Matt Anderson from San Diego; and clinical psychologist and musician Dr. Nelson Harrison from Pittsburgh, who played trombone with the Count Basie Orchestra. Website: Women in Jazz South Florida, Inc.