Peter Slavid
Broadcaster and Writer on European modern jazz.
"My enthusiasm is for adventurous modern jazz from UK and Europe" writes Peter.
Previously Chair of London’s F-IRE Collective Peter now write occasional reviews for London Jazz News, and broadcasts widely; including Mykindamusic24.
"My show features cutting edge new releases exclusively from Europe and the UK."
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BOB SINFIELD
Dr Sin's Hot Club
I fell in love with jazz aged 12 on hearing Spike Milligan on the wireless, playing tracks by Woody Herman, Charlie Christian and Stan Tracey. A decade or so later, I got into radio myself (by winning an Invisible Man lookalike contest) and began hosting jazz and blues shows. The strangest thing I had to do was sit in a studio in Camden and broadcast to Holland. The people who run radio stations are very nice but they've got no sense of direction.
In the interests of research - and at the expense of the licence-payers - I visited the States and met such luminaries as Louis Bellson, Anita O'Day, Bob Crosby and Jo Stafford...but not Artie Shaw. He kept me on the phone for two hours telling me he didn't have time to talk to me.
Back home, I fared better by interviewing Johnny Dankworth, Eartha Kitt (nowhere near as fearsome as the legend would suggest) and, most significantly, George Chisholm with whom I collaborated on a book about his life. It's called Gentleman of Jazz and is still available in paperback; make me happy and buy it at once.
My new show, Doctor Sin's Hot Club, airs every Saturday for six weeks from June 5th, starting on the stroke of midday. I aim to cram every jazz record ever made into those six one-hour programmes...though I might have to leave some out. There could even be the odd special feature on topics like music of the 1920s (the original jazz age) and from the archives, a chat with two of our great lost leaders, Chris Barber and Kenny Ball. Do join me: I'll meet you under the clock at high noon.
www.bobsinfield.co.uk
Dr Sin's Hot Club
I fell in love with jazz aged 12 on hearing Spike Milligan on the wireless, playing tracks by Woody Herman, Charlie Christian and Stan Tracey. A decade or so later, I got into radio myself (by winning an Invisible Man lookalike contest) and began hosting jazz and blues shows. The strangest thing I had to do was sit in a studio in Camden and broadcast to Holland. The people who run radio stations are very nice but they've got no sense of direction.
In the interests of research - and at the expense of the licence-payers - I visited the States and met such luminaries as Louis Bellson, Anita O'Day, Bob Crosby and Jo Stafford...but not Artie Shaw. He kept me on the phone for two hours telling me he didn't have time to talk to me.
Back home, I fared better by interviewing Johnny Dankworth, Eartha Kitt (nowhere near as fearsome as the legend would suggest) and, most significantly, George Chisholm with whom I collaborated on a book about his life. It's called Gentleman of Jazz and is still available in paperback; make me happy and buy it at once.
My new show, Doctor Sin's Hot Club, airs every Saturday for six weeks from June 5th, starting on the stroke of midday. I aim to cram every jazz record ever made into those six one-hour programmes...though I might have to leave some out. There could even be the odd special feature on topics like music of the 1920s (the original jazz age) and from the archives, a chat with two of our great lost leaders, Chris Barber and Kenny Ball. Do join me: I'll meet you under the clock at high noon.
www.bobsinfield.co.uk
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Chris Walkers A-Z of Jazz
Chris Walker presented a weekly Jazz Programme broadcast by radio stations all over the world for over 30 years. He is also a very fine musician and a founder member of the famous Real Ale and Thunder Band, who’s many T.V appearances, included a “Songs of Praise” for the BBC.
www.chriswalkertalks.co.uk, or www.swingtet.co.uk or www.pedigreejazzband.co.uk.
Over the next 26 weeks Chris shares his experience and knowledge of Jazz structured around the Alphabet. It should be an interesting ride. Join Chris every Saturday 1pm and Sunday 9pm commencing 8th May
Chris Walker presented a weekly Jazz Programme broadcast by radio stations all over the world for over 30 years. He is also a very fine musician and a founder member of the famous Real Ale and Thunder Band, who’s many T.V appearances, included a “Songs of Praise” for the BBC.
www.chriswalkertalks.co.uk, or www.swingtet.co.uk or www.pedigreejazzband.co.uk.
Over the next 26 weeks Chris shares his experience and knowledge of Jazz structured around the Alphabet. It should be an interesting ride. Join Chris every Saturday 1pm and Sunday 9pm commencing 8th May
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Watford Jazz Junction
Chris Newstead is the founder of the Watford Jazz Junction festival and hosts their weekly jazz podcast with special guests chatting about their musical junctions. The Watford Jazz Junction (www.watfordjazzjunction.com) celebrates all sorts of music related to jazz and will be held annually from May 2022 (following a couple of years of covid hiccups).
The Watford Jazz Junction Programme is Broadcast 10pm Thursday.
Chris Newstead is the founder of the Watford Jazz Junction festival and hosts their weekly jazz podcast with special guests chatting about their musical junctions. The Watford Jazz Junction (www.watfordjazzjunction.com) celebrates all sorts of music related to jazz and will be held annually from May 2022 (following a couple of years of covid hiccups).
The Watford Jazz Junction Programme is Broadcast 10pm Thursday.
Jim Bennett - 'Forms and Feelings' Friday 9pm
(Repeat 6pm Saturday)
Jim started out as a teenager in bands, playing Blues, R&B, and Rock. That's when he started becoming an audio engineer as well.."I've done so many recordings and live broadcasts of all kinds of music since the 1970s, I have lost count (Needless to say, I have been very fortunate in that regard as the music bug hit me hard, in grade school)".
At University in 1971, and as a Radio-TV-Film major, Jim began to be an on air host of various music programs on the radio, including a nightly Jazz program. "I'm almost embarrassed to say that next Fall, I will be celebrating 50 years of being a DJ of sorts. In those heady early days, I was also a "City Correspondent" for Downbeat Magazine, and did hundreds of interviews with Jazz Masters, learning so much about the music, directly from the source."
Forms and Feelings has been on the air continuously on various stations since 1981. Jim also had a weekly live jazz performance series known as In The Moment for 10/12 years on KCSM in San Mateo, California. Jim was the recording engineer for the Berkeley Symphony Orchestra for 15 years and have had lengthy stints as an Operations Manager, and General Manager at a few public radio stations in the U.S., and still works as an Operations technician at one of the largest public radio stations in America. Thrilled to be joining you. Like I said, "I've been really lucky."
Jim Welcome to Mykindamusic24
(Repeat 6pm Saturday)
Jim started out as a teenager in bands, playing Blues, R&B, and Rock. That's when he started becoming an audio engineer as well.."I've done so many recordings and live broadcasts of all kinds of music since the 1970s, I have lost count (Needless to say, I have been very fortunate in that regard as the music bug hit me hard, in grade school)".
At University in 1971, and as a Radio-TV-Film major, Jim began to be an on air host of various music programs on the radio, including a nightly Jazz program. "I'm almost embarrassed to say that next Fall, I will be celebrating 50 years of being a DJ of sorts. In those heady early days, I was also a "City Correspondent" for Downbeat Magazine, and did hundreds of interviews with Jazz Masters, learning so much about the music, directly from the source."
Forms and Feelings has been on the air continuously on various stations since 1981. Jim also had a weekly live jazz performance series known as In The Moment for 10/12 years on KCSM in San Mateo, California. Jim was the recording engineer for the Berkeley Symphony Orchestra for 15 years and have had lengthy stints as an Operations Manager, and General Manager at a few public radio stations in the U.S., and still works as an Operations technician at one of the largest public radio stations in America. Thrilled to be joining you. Like I said, "I've been really lucky."
Jim Welcome to Mykindamusic24
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Chris Goacher Presenter, Singer and general factotum for MYM24.
Chris moved to Wirral 4 years ago 'to retire' but that wasn't to be. And now culminating in Mykindamusic24.
Chris found a love of Jazz from a child with his parents love of Glen Miller and all the Dance Bands of the day.
But then life took over and has a varied career. and now his new career is that of Jazz enthusiast.
Still loves the Big bands, but also Blues, classic Jazz vocals, in fact all things Jazz.
Currently Chris presents 'Journey Through Jazz' and the Blues break and Friday Night Funk and also has a hand in The Jazz Club and everything else.
Chris moved to Wirral 4 years ago 'to retire' but that wasn't to be. And now culminating in Mykindamusic24.
Chris found a love of Jazz from a child with his parents love of Glen Miller and all the Dance Bands of the day.
But then life took over and has a varied career. and now his new career is that of Jazz enthusiast.
Still loves the Big bands, but also Blues, classic Jazz vocals, in fact all things Jazz.
Currently Chris presents 'Journey Through Jazz' and the Blues break and Friday Night Funk and also has a hand in The Jazz Club and everything else.
'AfterHours' with Stephanie Piazza (Patton)
Stephanie Piazza was born in Sitka, Alaska in 1984 and grew up in Ketchikan, Alaska. The music studio was like a second home to her as she frequently went with her Father to his long standing “Sunday Jazz” show at the local public radio station which still airs today. Her voice is a reflection of the raw rugged landscapes and pure pristine air of Southern Southeast Alaska.
Stephanie’s vocal talent was first revealed by Ketchikan’s “First City Players’ Jazz Cabaret” workshops/performances which involve musicians from New York City coming to the small island of Ketchikan to teach vocal/instrumental jazz workshops to community members.
Stephanie is quickly becoming known as Southeast Alaska’s First Lady of Jazz with her natural delivery of pure rich tones under a tidal current of swing. She’s been compared to singers like Sarah Vaughan, Diana Krall and Norah Jones.
'AfterHours' Monday at 9pm Tuesday 2am and repeated on following Sunday at 7pm
www.afterhoursalaska.com
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Frank Griffith Joins |MKM24.
Internationally recognised Saxophonist, Band Leader, Composer and arranger Frank Griffith is joining www.mykindamusic24.com Commencing initially with a one hour programme. Grifftides -and the Rest each Thursday at 9pm. The programme will be repeated at 2am Friday and again at 6pm Sunday.Frank will be bringing his years of expertise and knowledge to bear and bring the listeners and eclectic Jazz mix. We warmly welcome Frank to the team. Mykindamusic24.com is a not-for-profit station bring a choice of Jazz music to the public. Further details are available on the web-site; or follow us on Facebook-mykindamusic24 . 
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GriftidesFrank Griffith Bio.
As a renowned jazz saxophonist and clarinettist, Frank Griffith has been performing for over 40 years, primarily in New York and London. He has also achieved great acclaim as an arranger, composing for a number of well-known singers and musicians for over 30 years. More recently Frank has proved himself as a successful educator, teaching in both the USA and UK. Counting John Dankworth, Joe Henderson, Duke Ellington and Burt Bacharach as some of his main influences, Frank plays many forms of jazz including modern, mainstream and traditional alongside funk, soul and some crossover Classical. Now living in Liverpool, Frank continues to perform across the North West, UK and Europe. Grifftides every Thursday 9PM. Repeated Midnight Thursday and 6pm following Sunday ( all times UK times)
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