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This episode features a discussion of the Blues and performances by early classic blues singer, Edith Wilson, Ruth Brisbane and Waldo's Gutbucket Syncopators. The show also has a cut from Waldo's new album with Tatiana Eva Marie and #11 from the original 1972 NPR This Is Ragtime program.
This episode features a tribute to jazz and ragtime vocalist, Susan LaMarche. The show also has another cut from Waldo's new album, I Double Dare You and program #10 of his original NPR This Is Ragtime.
Show has a tribute trumpet player and performer Bill Dillard and a discussion of theatrical jazz. There is also a cut from Wado's new album I Double Dare You, and #9 of his original NPR series, This Is Ragtime.
This episode features a tribute to Waldo's Gutbucket Syncopators co-founder, arranger and clarinet player, Frank Powers. The show also has a track from Waldo's new album - I Double Dare You and a number by Peter Duchin. The program concludes with number 7 from Waldo's original NPR show, This Is Ragtime.
This Episode features another number from the new Waldo's Gotham City Band with Tatiana Eva Marie album - I Double dare You, several numbers featuring Louis Armstrong's clarinet player, Joe Muranyi, and program #6 from Waldo's original NPR series - This Is Ragtime from 1972.
This program features another cut from our new album, I Double Dare You with Tatiana Eva Marie and Terry Waldo's Gotham City Band, part 2 of Terry's tribute to Leon Redbone and show #5 from the original NPR radio series, This Is Ragtime.
We feature another tune from the new Waldo/Tatiana album, a tribute to Leon Redbone and Episode #4 from Waldo's original NPR This Is Ragtime program.
This episode contains a cut from our new album, I Double Dare You; a tribute to the wonderful clarinet and sax player, Chuck Wilson; and the 3rd program of the original NPR series, This Is Ragtime.
This episode contains a cut from a new Waldo album, a tribute to Peter Ecklund and Show #2 from his original NPR radio series.
This episode includes a number from the new Terry Waldo/Tatiana Eva-Marie album, several songs with Eddy Davis and and the first program of Waldo's original NPR radio show This Is Ragtime from 1972.
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