Jazz Like Falling In Love
Jazz Like Falling In Love
Podcast Description
Jazz and all music lovers will enjoy this podcast. Hosted by Kim Parker, jazz singer and daughter of saxophonist and jazz legend Charlie "Bird" Parker and jazz radio host, actor and saxophonist Jeff Robinson. Kim and Jeff met at the Kansas City Jazz Festival. Jeff was performing his one-person play about Charlie Parker called "Live Bird" and Kim was lectring about her world famous father. She attended the performance of Robinson's play and enjoyed it very much. They have worked together at Minton's in NYC and other venues. They bring their love of Jazz to this podcast for all to enjoy.
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Content Themes
The podcast primarily focuses on jazz music, its history, and influential artists, with episodes including discussions on family legacies in music, challenges in the industry, and the importance of community support in preserving musical heritage. Examples include deep dives into the lives of jazz legends and exploration of contemporary music's ties to traditional jazz.
Jazz and all music lovers will enjoy this podcast. Hosted by Kim Parker, jazz singer and daughter of saxophonist and jazz legend Charlie “Bird” Parker and jazz radio host, actor and saxophonist Jeff Robinson. Kim and Jeff met at the Kansas City Jazz Festival. Jeff was performing his one-person play about Charlie Parker called “Live Bird” and Kim was lectring about her world famous father. She attended the performance of Robinson’s play and enjoyed it very much. They have worked together at Minton’s in NYC and other venues. They bring their love of Jazz to this podcast for all to enjoy.
In this conversation with Jazz Like Falling In Love Hosts Kim Parker and Jeff Robinson, Carmen Fields discusses her journey of writing a book about her father's legacy in the music industry, the challenges she faced, and the importance of preserving the history of musicians. She reflects on her family's musical heritage, the impact of community support, and the significance of connecting generations through music. The discussion also touches on the book's reception, dreams of a documentary, and the personal reflections that shaped her narrative.
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