Live At Jazz, TX
The culture of South Texas and America's great gift to the world, jazz music, come together on "Live At Jazz, TX," as Nathan Cone and Doc Watkins host an hour of great music recorded live at Jazz, TX at the historic Pearl Brewery. On-stage and backstage interviews offer insight into the music and performers.
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Guitarist Stephane Wrembel was born in France, where he absorbed the "hot club" sound of Django Reinhardt's music. This set recorded live at Jazz, TX includes plenty of Django's music, as well as originals by Wrembel from some of his film scores. -
Noelle Goforth came to jazz singing later in life after raising a family, but once bitten by the bug, she knew she wanted to be on stage at Jazz, TX. -
Front to back, hear the Aaron Prado Quartet play their interpretation of the Beatles' classic album, "Abbey Road," recorded live at Jazz, TX. Plus, at the link—an interview with Prado about the project, plus his upcoming musical plans. Outlaw Country Night at Jazz, TX, anyone? -
Laissez les bons temps rouler! This set of music recorded live at Jazz, TX pays tribute to the classic sounds of the Crescent City. -
Saxophonist Adam Carrillo fronts a quartet playing jazzed-up R&B and soul classics from the '60s through the '90s in this set recorded live at Jazz, TX in San Antonio. -
Brandon Guerra and Adam Carrillo are back with a fresh set of Disney arrangements for their quartet. Enjoy this supercalifragilisticexpialidocious set recorded live at Jazz, TX on March 28, 2024! -
The Steve Soares trio was keepin' it hot at Jazz, TX last month, opening their set with "Summertime," of course! Listen in for some more soulful tunes by Ronnie Jordan and Hubert Laws. -
Enjoy the texture of two lead guitars in this set, featuring Jean-Philippe Rominger and Terry Hankins, with Brandon Rivas on bass and Kevin Hess on drums. -
Break out your flannel shirts, because it's 1990s Rock Night on this edition of "Live at Jazz, TX!" Hear Aaron Prado and his group play jazz arrangements of Nirvana, Soundgarden, and more. -
In this set recorded live at Jazz, TX, pianist Mark Little pays tribute to his mentor, the great Bill Evans, who he met in the 1970s while studying music in Boston.
