Interviews

• Oleta Adams Jazz/Pop Vocalist - Oleta Adams talks about her marriage, her relationship with her husband (who is also her drummer) and her musical influences of the choir in church.
  
  

• Philip Bailey of Earth Wind and Fire and solo work - Philip talks about his solo career, Earth Wind and Fire and keeping both of these paths going forward. A deeper look into Philip's solo work, the breakup of Earth, Wind and Fire, and keep relationships together.
  
  

• Candy Dulfer Jazz Saxophonist - Candy Dulfer is considered one of the premiere jazz saxophonists in the US, Europe and Asia. This native of Holland talks about her music, her start in music and the influence of her father.
  
  

• Janis Elko of Brutus Bit Me - Janis Elko has come a long way from singing in front of frat boys in the local bar. Her newest album with Brutus Bit Me is selling more and more, due in no small part to her Melissa Etheridge-like vocals.
  
  

• Al Jarreau Legendary Vocalist - A self-described 'hybrid' musician, Pop/R&B/Jazz legend Al Jarreau talks about the intense process to find the authentic spiritual fulfillment in creating truly powerful music, capable of lasting a lifetime.
  
  

• Saskia Laroo Jazz Trumpeteer - Saskia's Jazz has been described as, 'kinder, friendlier music in the field of Jazz. Saskia Laroo plays for the people while still being innovative.' Having grown in popularity throughout Europe, she's now started gaining popularity in the U.S.
  
  

• Chuck Mangione multi-platinum selling trumpeteer - So what has Chuck Mangione, done since 'Feels So Good' became a number one hit in the 1970's? Well, just a few dozen records, TV appearances, and of course he's released two albums in the past two years. Other then that the jazz master has taken it pretty easy.
  
  

• John Pizzarelli of the John Pizzarelli Trio - John talks about his live CD and what makes his group a little unique. We learn what makes his guitar playing stand out and why it is you can always tell a John Pizzarelli song when you hear it.
  
  

• Arturo Sandoval Cuban Jazz Trumpeter - World famous trumpeter Arturo Sandoval talks about the problems in his native Cuba, and what he sees as some of the issues and solutions for his homeland. He gives some great insight and perception into a situation from a man who's seen both sides of the story.
  
  

• Spyro Gyra Jay Beckenstein - Jay from the infamous band Spyro Gyra tells us a bit about his upbringing, his solo album and why he prefers that Spyro Gyra isn't called just a jazz band!
  
  

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