Slang of Ages Podcast Preston Frazier

Jharis Yokley sits down with Preston to discuss his debut album “ Sometimes Late At Night”. The accomplished drummer shares the album’s inspiration, his compositional approach, and what’s next for his music.
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Dennis Javier Jasso and Randy Sanchez of Nosotros to discuss "Mentiras" as well as working with Ozomatli's Raul Pacheco and their upcoming projects.
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https://somethingelsereviews.com/2024/04/10/nosotros-mentiras/

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Extra Special thanks to guests Jamie Leonhart, Cidny Bullens, Ron Blake, Joe Bailey and Terry Blade.

Accomplished song stylist Catherine Russell changes things up just a bit on her April 1, 2022 release, Send For Me. Not that the Steely Dan band vocalist needs to fix anything regarding her prior releases: 2019’s Alone Together made my best of listfor that year, and I always catch Russell’s invigorating live show whenever I can. This, her eighth studio release, has a bigger feel. Produced by Russell with long-time collaborators Katherine Miller and Paul Kahn, Russell’s classic-yet-expansive vocals are enhanced by the horn section on “Send for Me” – a song closely associated with Nat “King” Cole. Her bluesy take adds elements to the song I’ve never noticed before. “Going Back to New Orleans” is another favorite, with strutting rhythm, touches of banjo and tuba all supporting Russell’s laidback vocal. Here’s another example of Catherine Russell transporting the listener to other locales with her delightful vocals and stunning arrangements. I guess some things never change.

The 1998 release of the album, CPR is one of the many highlights of David Crosby’s long and storied career.
Crosby's work with ace guitarist Jeff Pevar and Crosby’s then-newly reacquainted son, James Raymond combines stunning lyrics and complex yet accessible music, creating two stunning studio albums, and two unforgettable live albums. This week I discuss their debut studio album, “CPR”.

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Preston rounds out Black History Month with a chat with Chicago-based, multi-award-winning black-queer artist, Terry Blade.
Terry discusses the inspiration around his latest album, “Ethos: Son of a Sharecropper”
Check out terry’s music at : https://www.terryblademusic.com/about; https://terryblade.bandcamp.com/album/ethos-son-of-a-sharecropper

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