Jazz of the World - Live on WKCO 91.9 Nicholas Kloor

The return to Jazz of the World features the musical stylings of Arthur Verocai, Brazilian composer and arranger. His 1972 debut album re-emerged as a result of sampling and crate-digging, which has led to a massive resurgence in his popularity. Embark on this musical journey to hear parts of his original album, the popular samples, and his new collabs with groups like Hiatus Kaiyote and the Far Out Monster Disco Orchestra.

Not Jazz! And focused right here in Gambier! Exploring the local music scene at Kenyon from 2003 up to the early 2010s! Featuring work from The Dads, The Whisky Cowboys, The Stairwells, Invaluable guests Julia Majesky, WKCO vice president, and Alex Murphy, Professor of Japanese share their wisdom and take on the beautifulness of Kenyon's music scene!

My final project for the Jazz Age of Japan course, and my final episode of Freshman year. What makes Japanese Jazz, Japanese? Enjoy the musical stylings of Midge Williams, Jimmy Araki, Toshiko Akiyoshi, Ryo Fukui, and more!

French Jazz with my friends! From Django Reinhardt, the Hurdy Gurdy, and Valentin Clastrier, to Boris Vian! Great episode folks! As always, here are the tunes I played:https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLfyI2LTnv_UpwUpGEdqyGjFqWyzs1kHlpStay rad and lovely friends 3- Nick

Jazz from Denmark! Mostly centered in Copenhagen after the inflow of American expatriates following World War Two. Tunes from Erix Tuxen and Leo "Lion" Mathisen, to Thad Jones and Bagdad Dagblad. Stay groovy y'all!Here's a playlist with links to all the songs I played this week: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLfyI2LTnv_Uqq2j5SyADw7ZtyrRcCVGVr

Here's a good one! I tried some new stuff - some worked, and some didn't! You can be the judge! The episode originally aired on February 20th, 2023. Here are the tunes I played - I really encourage you to look at the video from Klaus Doldinger's Passport • Schirokko: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLfyI2LTnv_Uq0OASUIAkTliavq74jPWDi
P.S. there is a weird Al song that we played live. It was unplanned and necessary for a trumpet retrieval. Stay rad y'all!