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Chelsea McBride & Thomas Houlden: Sax, Trumpet, Grad School
Chelsea & Thomas talk grad school, composition, favourite Christmas songs, and this week's Holiday Spectacular
Chris Fraser
Chris is the host of the Rhythm Changes Podcast and a guitarist and teacher in the Vancouver jazz scene. He is best known as an active bandleader since graduating from Capilano University.
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David Sikula: Guitar, Audio Engineer, Organ Jazz & More
Dave’s playing covers straight-ahead to improvising; he records out of Demitone, Monarch, & more
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John Gross: Saxophone, 6+ Decades of Professional Playing
John is a saxophonist originally from LA who played with Shelly Manne, Oliver Nelson, and more
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Will Chernoff: Tables Turned! Bass, Rhythm Changes Founder
Will talks to Chris Fraser as merely a guest on the podcast he started over three years ago
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David Lavoie & Carson Tworow: Teardown, Production, Beats
David plays guitar, bass & trumpet; Carson, drums and electronics. Our first returning guests!
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John Korsrud: Composition, Trumpet, Hard Rubber Orchestra
John talks his formative years learning from Hugh Fraser, his 7 times at Burning Man, and more
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Madeleine Elkins: Guitar, Teacher, Indie Touring Musician
Her recent credits from the DIY scene include Madelyn Read, Meredith Louise, & Maddisun
Vancouver albums
Kevin "Kid" Romain makes weight at All-City debut
Or: How I learned to stop worrying and love the melody (Album release, Salience Network)
Harry Bartlett taught me something about Charlie Haden
Review by Chris Fraser of BC/Toronto guitarist Bartlett's second trio album, Wildwood
Vancouver albums
Emad Armoush shows mastery with Rayhan
This album marries Syrian musical storytelling with modern jazz sentimentality.
Canadian albums
Good Information debuts with "Fringes"
The latest release, “Fringes”, from Edmonton-based quartet Good Information paints their hometown in a romantic light.
Canadian albums
Sarah Jerrom - Dream Logic
This album is at times vulnerable and heavy, other times playful and sardonic.