Category: JLR News
JLR Interview Series: Camilla George
Laurie Burnette interviewed saxophonist / band leader Camilla George to discuss her interesting release from her new album called IBIO-IBIO. You can listen to the interview at these times:
Wednesday 5th October: 8pm
Thursday 6th October: 7pm
Friday 7th October: 7.30pm

JLR Interview Series – James Pearson
Andrea Vicari interviewed pianist James Pearson ahead of his Dudley Moore and Burt Bacharach tribute performances at the wonderful Music@Malling festival this coming weekend. You can listen to the interview at these times:
Wednesday 28th September: 8pm
Thursday 29th September: 7pm
Friday 30th September: 8pm

JLR Interview Series: Dafnis Prieto
Laurie Burnette interviewed Grammy winning drummer and composer Dafnis Prieto to discuss his superb new CD called Cantar featuring singer Luciana Souza. You can listen to the interview at these times:
Wednesday 31st Augst: 8pm
Thursday 1st September: 7pm
Friday 2nd September: 8pm

JLR Interview – Denise Mangiardi
Laurie Burnette interviewed pianist, singer and composer Denise Mangiardi to discuss her recent CD called Brown Book and upcoming concerts. Listen to the interview at these times:
Wednesday 17th August: 8pm
Thursday 18th August: 7pm
Friday 19th August: 8pm

JLR Presenters’ Podcast Channel
Check out our new YouTube channel, with a choice selection of unique shows by our Presenters
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCwRGOEUdOijaMunO9WH13gg

International Women’s Day
Jazz London Radio will celebrate International Women’s Day on Tuesday 8th March with three hours of music by women from 5pm to 8pm. Tune in and enjoy 🙂

7 VIRTUAL JAZZ CLUB’S CONTEST 2021 EDITION:
WINNERS ANNOUNCED!
The 7 Virtual Jazz Club is proud to announce the winners of the 6th edition
of the contest and to launch the call for entries for the 2022 edition.
Filomena Campus joins Jazz London Radio
Jazz London Radio is happy to announce Filomena Campus will be joining us for her new show called Filomena Campus’ Theatralia Jazz
The show will feature an eclectic mix of European jazz from all parts of the continent and will air on Sundays at 3pm and Fridays at 5pm. Hope you enjoy.
Internationally renowned Sardinian/Londoner jazz vocalist/lyricist, theatre practitioner and academic. Campus has toured and collaborated with the UK’s top jazz artists, including Orphy Robinson, Rowland Sutherland, Cleveland Watkiss, Byron Wallen, Jean Toussaint, Evan Parker, Laura Cole, Tori Handsley, Ruth Goller, and the London Improvisers Orchestra, as well as with fellow Sardinian musicians Paolo Fresu, Gavino Murgia and Antonello Salis.
Filomena has performed at many jazz festivals around the world, having played in the UK, Germany, Italy, Jordan, Qatar, Morocco, Thailand, and Croatia amongst others. In 2010 she founded the Filomena Campus Quartet (with Steve Lodder on piano, Dudley Phillips/Charlie Pyne on double bass, and Rod Youngs on drums), with whom she has released the CD Jester of Jazz and performs regularly at London jazz venues such as the PizzaExpress Jazz Club, Ronnie Scott’s, Jazz Live at the Crypt and the Vortex. The Quartet has two more projects, 20 Venti, sold out at the EFG London Jazz Festival 2021, and Italy VS England with renowned Italian writer and performer Stefano Benni.
In 2014 Campus recorded the album Scaramouche with guitarist and composer Giorgio Serci, featuring the late Kenny Wheeler. 2013 saw Filomena launch her annual My Jazz Islands Festival, later renamed Theatralia Jazz Festival, in which she seeks to unite Italian and UK jazz musicians. Her acclaimed production of Monk Misterioso. A Journey into the Silence of Thelonious Monk, supported by the Arts Council England, toured the UK and was sold out at the EFG London Jazz Festival 2017.

More on http://www.filomenacampus.me
JLR Interview Series: Daniel Dyonisius
Laurie Burnette interviewed guitarist and composer Daniel Dyonisius to talk about his new interesting CD called Miles To Go. February 2022