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CHILLI JAZZ RADIO

CHILLI JAZZ RADIO NEWS


RECORD OF THE WEEK 26th MAY

BERNIE DRESEL

NUMBER ONE SON

Bernie Dresel was in the Gordon Goodwin Big Phat Bands he also played for the Grammy Award winning Brian Setzer Orchestra for 15 years. Modern Drummer magazine readers poll has selected him “Best Big Band Drummer” and Drum magazine has named him to their list of “53 Drummers Who Made a Difference in the 90s”. He is a busy with LA session work as a versatile drummer and percussionist. Bernie has recorded/performed with Brian Wilson, Ringo Starr, Maynard Ferguson, David Byrne, the Rippingtons, Chaka Khan, Clare Fischer, Doc Severinson, Philip Bailey, Jeff Lorber, David Lindley, Keiko Matsui, Dolly Parton, and Andy Summers.



STAR-SPANGLED RADIO HOUR

WEDNESDAY 4th June 5pm

FEATURING Harry James

Harry James was one of the most popular and dynamic trumpet players of the big band era.


John Petters

Presents

"NOW YOU HAS "JAZZ JAZZ JAZZ"

Featuring UK Jazz Trumpeter

Digby Fairweather


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DENNIS M. SPRAGG STAR-SPANGLED RADIO HOUR

With the Permission of Dennis M Spragg co-ordinator of the Glenn Miller Collections at the American Music Research Center, University of Colorado Boulder, we present The Star-Spangled Radio Hour which has become one of the most popular big band programs available in the world since it went on the air in April 2010 and is the weekly “go to” spot for big band enthusiasts who enjoy original broadcasts.

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Nicola Farnon co Host with Tom on Christmas Day shows

Widely recognised as one of the classiest Jazz and Swing singers and/or double bassists in the UK, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Nicola Farnon has a remarkable musical pedigree, both parents being professional classical musicians and her great uncle no less than the late Robert Farnon.  Originally raised classically on the cello and the piano, Nicola started singing and playing double bass in her twenties which led to a jazz career spanning 25 years (so far!).