In this episode of "Stayin' Jazzy with Travis Kemp", I look at (some of) the history of two of the most influential jazz albums that were released in 1959, The Dave Brubeck Quartet's "Time Out" & Miles Davis' "Kind of Blue".

In this episode of "Stayin' Jazzy with Travis Kemp", I explore SNL & its history with jazz.

As an early Christmas gift, and a thank you for listening all this time, here's the latest episode of "Stayin' Jazzy with Travis Kemp"! In this episode, I talk about the history & impact of one of the greatest TV specials of all-time, "A Charlie Brown Christmas". Merry Christmas & Happy Holidays & All That Jazz!

In this episode of "Stayin' Jazzy with Travis Kemp", I interview jazz saxophonist & educator Woody Witt. We discuss how he got interested in jazz, his experiences collaborating with other artists, his teaching career & more.

In this episode, in honor of Thanksgiving, I'm presenting a special "Sampler Platter" featuring highlights from some of the interviews that I've done on the podcast so far. Also, I'll be debuting a new segment. Happy Thanksgiving & All That Jazz!

It's the 10th episode of "Stayin' Jazzy with Travis Kemp"! WOO-HOO! Today, I interview local jazz bassist Nick Scales. We talk about how he got interested in the bass, playing with various orchestras, his family's history with Amarillo jazz and more.

In this episode of "Stayin' Jazzy with Travis Kemp", I interview jazz singer/composer Keri Johnsrud. We talk about how she got interested in jazz, what led her to become a jazz vocalist, the inspiration behind her hit album, "Beyond the Neighborhood: The Music of Fred Rogers" & more.

In today's episode of "Stayin' Jazzy with Travis Kemp", I interview local jazz pianist Sean Vokes. We talk about his experience traveling to Boston & New York this past summer, as well as how he got interested in jazz, his upcoming projects and more.

In this episode of "Stayin' Jazzy with Travis Kemp", I interview local jazz guitarist, and Amarillo College music professor Austin Brazille. We talk about how he got interested in jazz, his experience performing and teaching in New York, what he's learned as a music professor and more.

In this episode of "Stayin' Jazzy with Travis Kemp", I interview local TV and radio personality, and fellow jazz buff, David Lovejoy. We chat about his career, how he got interested in jazz, his feelings about the current state of jazz & more.