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Marshall Katzman

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  1. 6d ago

    Beyond Bluegrass- The Jazz Mandolin of Will Patton

    Discover how one musician broke the boundaries of traditional strings. In this episode of Mister Radio, host Marshall Katzman sits down with Will Patton, a legendary Vermont-based multi instrumentalist and global pioneer of jazz mandolin. While most people associate the mandolin strictly with bluegrass, Will has spent decades using his vintage Gibson A model to redefine the instrument. From blistering bebop to the romantic, swinging rhythms of Gypsy jazz, he shares the stories behind his unique musical journey. Before fronting his own critically acclaimed ensembles, Will anchored bands on the bass for icons like Ray Charles, Van Morrison, and Toots Thielemans. In this episode, we dive into his transition up the register, his adventures in Parisian cafes, and his thoughtful, melodic approach to composition.

    Beyond Bluegrass- The Jazz Mandolin of Will Patton

  2. Aug 22

    Jerry Vejmola And The Holy Grail of 1987 Acoustic Jazz

    If you are a jazz vinyl purist, you know the thrill of the hunt. You know what it’s like to flip through dusty crates at 6 AM, looking for that one holy grail press. A record that didn't just capture a moment in time, but completely pushed the boundaries of what acoustic jazz could be. In 1987, a blistering quintet-turned-septet stepped into a New York studio and cut a self-titled record that has since become a cult-classic among rare-vinyl collectors worldwide: Ululation. Driven by the fierce compositions of baritone saxophonist John Lee Krasnow, and anchored by the explosive trumpet of Art Blakey’s own Valery Ponomarev, this album unleashed a massive, four-horn wall of sound. But standing dead center in that legendary wall of sound, trading fiery licks and bringing a fierce, Boston-bred energy to the tenor saxophone, was Jerry Vejmola. "I Remember Leroy" and "Borderline Case" Valery Ponomarev, trumpet Jeff Hittman, alto sax Jerry Vejmola, tenor sax John Lee Krasnow, baritone sax Janice Friedman, piano Bill Patton, bass Yoshitaka Uematsu, drums Executive producer: George Krasnow Produced by: John Lee Krasnow Engineered by Mario Courtesy, the John Lee Krasnow Estate Get Heard on Mister Radio – No Cost, No Strings Attached. Are you an artist, activist, scientist, or storyteller with a message that needs to be heard? Mister Radio wants to feature you. We offer free, deep-dive interviews covering any topic under the sun. Claim your spotlight and share your story on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and major platforms. All you need is a phone and a desire to connect! Have audio tracks, poetry, or original music you’d like showcased? Contact us today to get started: misterradio2020@gmail.com

    Jerry Vejmola And The Holy Grail of 1987 Acoustic Jazz

  3. Jul 24

    The Music Man: Piano Lesson

    The Music Man: Piano Lesson Recorded in 1962 at Northern Valley Regional High School, Demarest, NJ Toni Holm and Lois Dolt Always Booking Guests! Get Heard on Mister Radio! No Cost, No Strings Attached! Are you an artist, activist, scientist, or storyteller with a message that needs to be heard? Mister Radio wants to feature you. We offer free, deep-dive interviews covering any topic under the sun. Claim your spotlight and share your story on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and major platforms. All you need is a phone and a desire to connect! Have audio tracks, poetry, or original music you'd like showcased, contact Mister Radio at ⁠misterradio2020@gmail.com⁠

  4. Jul 14

    The Eve of Beltane: Art, Ritual, and Eternal Love

    It is the night before the Celtic Festival of Beltane, an ancient May Day ritual where the otherworldly realm draws close. As Druids march, dark spirits rise in the shadows—only to be conquered by the brilliance of light. Young maidens hang festive boughs while blindfolded boys meet on the drumlins to eat charcoal-marked ember cakes. One unlucky fellow drawing the stained piece must leap the bonfire flames three times to satisfy ancient tradition. Thus begins The Eve of Beltane, a mesmerizing new play by today’s guest, Coni Koepfinger (Playwright, Poet, & Yogi). Join host Marshall on Mister Radio as we explore this mystical production and dive deep into the creative process. "Creative expression through art manifestation is one way to access an act of eternal love, for if we are not creative we will be destructive." — Coni Koepfinger Featured Music & Performances • "Dance of the Stags" – Joe Izen (Composer, lyricist, and co-author) • "Eve of Beltane" – Joe Izen (Composer, lyricist, and co-author) • "Jenny" – Performed by James Scheider • "I'll Fight For Love" – Joe Izen (Composer, lyricist, and co-author) • "If That Is Not A Father" – C. Michael Perry (Composer), Arranged by Leicester Bay Theatricals (Vocal Demo) • "And We Won't be Home 'Til Mornin'" – Joe Izen (Composer, lyricist, and co-author) Production Credits • Producer: Mary Ellen Ashley • Production Team: Corey Brunish, Jon Hayden, John Melo • Media Courtesy: Music, graphics, audio, and video clips are courtesy of Coni Koepfinger, Joe Izen, C. Michael Perry, James Scheider, and the late Robert Rhodes. Connect With Our Guest • Guest: Coni Ciongoli Koepfinger (Resident Playwright / Creative Director) • Platform: New Play Exchange, New York, New York • Profile: View Coni's Work on New Play Exchange https://newplayexchange.org/users/7796/coni-koepfinger Support Mister Radio Thank you for listening to Mister Radio with your host, Marshall! • Subscribe & Review: If you enjoyed this episode, please follow and leave us a review. • Tune In: Be sure to join us next week for another brand-new episode of Mister Radio.

  5. Jul 2

    Trouble

    The Music Man Recorded in 1962 at Northern Valley Regional High School, Demarest, NJ You Got Trouble Wilson Ford and Ensemble

  6. Jun 29

    The Music Man: Iowa Stubborn

    The Music Man: Iowa Stubborn Recorded in 1962 at Northern Valley Regional High School, Demarest, New Jersey Ensemble

  7. Jun 25

    The Music Man: Overture

    The Music Man: Overture Recorded in 1962 at Northern Valley Regional High School, Demarest, New Jersey

    The Music Man: Overture

  8. Jun 17

    The Music Man: Rock Island

    The Music Man: Rock Island Recorded in 1962 at Northern Valley Regional High School, Demarest, New Jersey Richard Livingson and Traveling Salesmen Marshall Katzman, train conductor

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  • Creator
    Marshall Katzman
  • Years Active
    2020 - 2026
  • Episodes
    102
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © All rights reserved
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    Mister Radio