Harry – Longside Radio

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Live now - Alun Jones presenting The Jazz Hour.

The show does exactly what it says on the tin - for anyone that loves their Jazz 🎷 ...

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Why not join us today? We are all meeting at the Talbot at Knightwick for our monthly meeting. New members are welcome. 1pm prompt! ...

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2 days ago

Hello. On 'The Jazz Hour' this week I've got a trio of 'birthdays' from the past seven days..Johnny Guarnieri, Nat King Cole and Courtney Pine to entertain you and in the theme 'Jazz at the Movies', I've got the opening theme from the 1963, very funny movie, 'The Pink Panther'.

I've got a 'double-header' of tracks from Ella Fitzgerald and from the 'Album of the Month' for March, I've got another 'belter' featuring some of the very best of UK jazz musicians.

There will of course be much, much more thrown in, to get me through till 10pm...all I need is some company, so why not join me from 9.00pm on Sunday evening here on Longside Radio for some great jazz!!

Have a great weekend!!

Alun
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1 week ago

Hello. On 'The Jazz Hour' for this week, I'll be taking a showcase profile look at the life and work of the 'stateside' trumpeter, band leader, radio broadcaster and actor Harry James, who is also one of my 'birthdays' from the past seven days.

I make no apologies for featuring the title track of one of my favourite movies..the 1971 classic 'Dirty Harry' starring Clint Eastwood, as part of the theme 'Jazz at the Movies'. The 'National Youth Jazz Orchestra' did a rendition of this theme and I think they made a very good job of it.

The 'Album of the Month' for March, 'Jazz City UK Volume Two: The Jam Sessions' features many of the 'great and the good' of British Jazz and the 'offering' from the album this week features another of my favourites'..Humphrey Lyttelton.

So alongside much, much more, that should just about get me through the hour till 10pm. So why not check out and download the 'Longside Radio' app and tune in from 9pm on Sunday evening for a whole 'dollop' of great jazz.

Have a great weekend!!!

Alun
'The Jazz Man' ...

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