Podcast Episodes
Back to SearchJazz Bastard Podcast 104 - Fruit/Appliance Anniversary
It's been four years, and Mike and Pat celebrate by discussing some out of the way quartet music - and trying to determine which jazz quartets were t…
9 years, 11 months ago
Jazz Bastard Podcast 103 - Synovial's a Good Thing, Right?
The boys look at two more poll winners, a recent jazz trio album, and a historic reissue of a white house concert. Fond memories of seventies' odes …
9 years, 11 months ago
Jazz Bastard 102 - What's Your Sign, Baby?
Mike and Pat cover two albums from Down Beat's Critics Poll winners of 2015 and two albums that should win a poll for "most seventies ever." Charles…
10 years ago
Jazz Bastard Podcast 101 - Forgotten Fusion
Mike and Pat explore albums from a recent Jazz Times list of forgotten fusion gems. Unfortunately a bad sign influences the proceedings and Nat Adde…
10 years ago
Jazz Bastard Podcast 100 - One is the Noisiest Number
It's all about the loneliness of the solo jazz man this time, as Mike and Pat take a listen to some solo recitals by unlikely instruments. Trombone?…
10 years, 1 month ago
Jazz Bastard Podcast 99 - Gone Too Soon
The boys take a quick trip through the tragically short career of Thomas Chapin, an inside/outside sax and flute player whose flame burned brightly a…
10 years, 1 month ago
Jazz Bastard Podcast 98 - Downtown with a Vengeance
It's a Naked City Du-fecta as Mike and Pat discuss the work of some downtown New Yawk post-modernists and fondly recall their youth. John Zorn – NAK…
10 years, 1 month ago
Jazz Bastard Podcast 97 - Soundtracks to Terror
Peter Gunn sparked a TV-Detective-Show-With-Jazz-Soundtrack craze, and Mike and Pat plunge into the murky depths of late fifties' jazz and existentia…
10 years, 2 months ago
Jazz Bastard Podcast 96 - Pluckers
Back to the origins of jazz guitar we go, checking out some acoustic luminaries and an electric pathfinder. The introduction of the Mike-citement me…
10 years, 2 months ago
Jazz Bastard Podcast 95 - Bad Mutha Hubbard
Shut yo mouth! We're just talking about Freddie . . . Hubbard that is, whose career stretches from Blue Note hard bop to CTI funk to mainstream jazz…
10 years, 3 months ago