Philosophy of Jazz

Aired on Monday 15th June 2026, 2:00PM
Martin Luther King once wrote “Jazz speaks for life”.Jazz was born in the deep south. Now it lives in every corner of the globe, embracing all; the familiar and the strange.Jazz can be brutal or gentle, demanding or kind, but it’s never false. Jazz is the truth.That’s Phil James’ philosophy of Jazz. Join him every Monday afternoon for a look at jazz both classic and modern.To contact Philosophy of Jazz email us at philosophyofjazz@eastsidefm.org
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- 2:47MoonDial
Pat Metheny
Moondial
- 9:54We Three
Roy Haynes Phineas Newborn Paul Chambers
Solitaire
- 20:57The Final Tour - The Bootleg Series Vol 6
Miles Davis & John Coltrane
3.Olympia Theatre Paris – March 21 1960 (First Concert) - On Green Dolphin Street
- 37:38The Man I Love
Gabriel Latchin Trio
S'Wonderful
- 44:14Inspiration
Alina Bzhezhinska Quartet
03_Los Caballos
- 55:00Continuum (Remastered)
Duke Ellington & Mercer Ellington
Wave
- 1:01:06Songs of the Latin Skies
Katie Noonan & Karin Schaupp
Wave
- 1:05:53Now
John Patitucci
Espresso
- 1:15:28Espresso
Juliarna Cleal
Ne Me Quitte Pas
- 1:24:03Mid Century Modern Vol 3
Gabriel Mark Hasselbach
Angel Eyes
- 1:30:28Night Train To Copenhagen
Alvin Queen Trio
NIGHT TRAIN
- 1:36:37Eastside Autumn Singles 2026
Belle Chen
Breezy
- 1:44:23The Kármán Line
Outer Worlds Jazz Ensemble
Celetsial Matari
- 1:50:52Asia Lounge
Various
Lebanese Blonde
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