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My husband and I had a fabulous time at John&Jess' show in LA end of July. After listening to the RD show for over a year (each Sunday AM - JAZZ.fm), we were so excited to see you both in person. Great show, great band and many loyal listeners to ...
I'm glad to see the meds are working ! Love Ya Man.
Paul
i´m a brasilian fan....i´m listening your radio.... congratulations !!!!
mario.namias@gmail.com
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- At 3:30pm on August 29, 2009,
Gianni Lovato said…
- Just finished listening to the episode with Charles Osgood as your guest.
I almost felt like a "peeping Tom" or like someone who happened to walk into the wrong apartment.... and was given a warm welcome in spite of it all.
And who would have ever guessed that Mr. Osgood is such a wonderful singer and pianist? I have not owned a TV set in 9 years, now I almost feel like getting one.
You guys are just made for radio, but I fear that soon you'll be discovered by too many greedy people. Will you still be as good as you are now?
And, Jessica: please where can I find that record of which you only sold two copies? I'd love to buy the third.
Keep up the great work, and thank you.
- At 1:57am on February 6, 2009,
Doc Fleetwood said… - John
Just a note to let you know that your show has been quite inspirational ...again. Like you and your beautiful wife,my beautiful wife and I watched "White Christmas", one of our all time favorite movies (second to maybe Singing In The Rain ... boy there's some choice tunes in that film), numerous time over the Christmas season. One of our favorite scenes from the movie is the tune/dance scene "The Best Things Happen While You Dance". After hearing your play of Kurt Elling's take on the tune I was compelled to explore the tune again and just finished charting a fingerstyle jazz arrangement of it. Your show has been an inspiration, by playing some of the seldom addressed tunes in the Great American Songbook, to my adding a number of tunes to our repertoire. In addition to this wonderful tune, in recent months, I've added arrangements of "Steppin' Out With My Baby", "Happy As The Day Is Long" among others to our repertoire. Thank you for opening the door, and my memory, to some of the uncommonly played tunes from the Songbook. Always a pleasure, and now I realize an inspiration, to listen to your show.
Thank you and Jessica for a job very well done
Doc Fleetwood
- At 1:14am on January 10, 2009,
Doc Fleetwood said…
- John
Just wanted to send a note that your daddy's birthday did not go unnoticed. Was perusing the web for musical ideas and noted that Bucky's birthday was today (I guess yesterday as I glance at the clock). He has long been an influence and an inspiration to my own playing. If you would thank him for me. I have a great solo version of "Send In The Clowns" he did on an album with Zoot playing right now. I'll also be uploading a video to the Radio Deluxe site of Bucky and Howard Alden doing "Cherokee". I love Howard's playing, but I have to say that your daddy takes him to school with that wonderful chord solo. Thanks for carrying on a grand tradition of music and making it new for an entire new generation of music lovers.
Doc Fleetwood
- At 4:46pm on June 14, 2008,
Ana said… - Congratulations to the show May 18 in Santos, Brazil, wonderful, loved, you were nice with the public, I hope that once again Sao Paulo. Big hug.
- At 4:35pm on June 7, 2008,
Rick said… - Hi John, I heard from Osmar about your homage to him at Mistura Fina....way to go! He's the best...
How was the new place?
say hello to Marty :)
- At 11:17pm on April 27, 2008,
Doc Fleetwood said…
- Mr Pizzarelli
Thanks for a great APRIL WITH HARRY show this weekend. Especially enjoyed the Steve Goodman tune "A Dying Cub Fan's Last Request". Being a die hard baseball fan (after all there are two things that are truly all-American, those being jazz and baseball) and seeing that the owner, Jim Nardi, of the music store, Uptown Music, that I have taught guitar at for 20 years was born and raised in Chicago and continues to be die hard Cubbies fan. Some how I missed Mr. Goodman's tune over the years but your playing of it has compelled me to learn it to play for Jim (I'm a jazz player and haven't done a "talking blues" in over 30 years but this should be loads of fun) . Jim and I share season tickets for our local single A minor league team, the Salem-Keizer Volcanoes, who have had the best winning percentage in professional baseball for the last two years running. If you are ever out in Oregon for a period I would love to introduce you to our Volcanoes, the seats are 4 rows up from the 3rd base dugout and we are able to see the action much better than the umps ... which we let them know constantly. A question that you may be able to answer, considering your consummate knowledge of Nat Cole's work. My wife heard a Nat King Cole tune some years ago that had a baseball theme, that she loved (despite being no great fan of the game) and she/I have not been able to locate/identify the tune since. If you could identify the tune we would certainly appreciate it. Thanks for the great work that you and Jessica do.
Sincerely
Doc (and Ardy) Fleetwood
- At 2:48pm on April 13, 2008,
Ana said…
- John, When you come to Brazil? Certainly I will watch your show! Abraços
- At 10:00am on April 4, 2008,
Rich Jenkins said… - Hey John,
FYI & everyone else as well... I posted a Radio Deluxe Badge to my Myspace page and it works fine (http://www.myspace.com/therichjenkinstrio). Hope that it brings some more fans and aficionados into the circle!
All the Best, R-
- At 12:34am on April 1, 2008,
Doc Fleetwood said…
- Mr. Pizzarelli
Just wanted to thank you for instigating this "community". It's really a delight to have a musicsite/social network that reflects/shares our tastes in music. It's great not having to wade through the "death metal" postings on other sites to find the occasional jazz head. My wife and I enjoy Jessica and your weekly musical rides immensely and had the pleasure of enjoying Mr. Cole and you this last year here in Oregon. Hope to see you live sometime soon..until them we'll continue to enjoy Radio Deluxe.
Doc Fleetwood
- At 8:26am on March 27, 2008,
Denis Landry said… - Hi John!
Do you wanna see my acoustic 7 strings guitar built by the luthier from my area Mark Andrew Tremblay? This luthier use the Benedetto technics since 12-15 years. Now, for my acoustic guitar, a "receipt" including 3 guitars construction technic was used. Benedetto for the structure of the neck, Guild for the body and Martin for the brassing.
Now, I've a question for you, only for my curiosity: Why have you from Benedetto guitar to Moll guitar?
Thank you for taking the time to read me.
Take care of you and yours,
Regards,
Denis.
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THREE WINNERS
Weekend of January 24, 2009
THREE WINNERS
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John & Jessica listen to music sets sent in by three listeners who are winners in our Radio Deluxe contest.
Peggy Lee The Folks Who Live on the Hill (The Best of Peggy Lee)
Peggy Lee If Dreams Come True (Beauty and the Beat!)
George Shearing Mambo in Miami (Beauty and the Beat!)
Oscar Peterson Brotherhood of Man (Oscar Peterson Trio + 1)
Benny Goodman Avalon (… Continue
THREE WINNERS
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John & Jessica listen to music sets sent in by three listeners who are winners in our Radio Deluxe contest.
Peggy Lee The Folks Who Live on the Hill (The Best of Peggy Lee)
Peggy Lee If Dreams Come True (Beauty and the Beat!)
George Shearing Mambo in Miami (Beauty and the Beat!)
Oscar Peterson Brotherhood of Man (Oscar Peterson Trio + 1)
Benny Goodman Avalon (… Continue
Posted on January 24, 2009 at 10:05am — 5 Comments
FOURTH OF JULY WEEKEND
Weekend of July 5, 2008
“The Weekend of the Fourth” LISTEN NOW
It's known as Canada Day, but it used to be Dominion Day. In the USA it's known as the Fourth of July, although it's really always been Independence Day. John & Jessica play appropriate music for Summer's biggest weekend.
“The Weekend of the Fourth” LISTEN NOW
It's known as Canada Day, but it used to be Dominion Day. In the USA it's known as the Fourth of July, although it's really always been Independence Day. John & Jessica play appropriate music for Summer's biggest weekend.
Posted on July 5, 2008 at 1:28am —
DAVE FRISHBERG
The Latest Show
Weekend of June 7, 2008
“Dave Frishberg”
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One of America's greatest living songwriters visits with John, on the road in Dave Frishberg's hometown of Portland, Oregon. They discuss Dave's many songs, including "Peel Me a Grape," "My Attorney Bernie," "I'm Hip," "You Are There," and several others.
John Pizzarelli & Jessica Molaskey
Quality Time
(Knowing You)
Susannah McCorkle
Blizzard of L… Continue
Weekend of June 7, 2008
“Dave Frishberg”
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One of America's greatest living songwriters visits with John, on the road in Dave Frishberg's hometown of Portland, Oregon. They discuss Dave's many songs, including "Peel Me a Grape," "My Attorney Bernie," "I'm Hip," "You Are There," and several others.
John Pizzarelli & Jessica Molaskey
Quality Time
(Knowing You)
Susannah McCorkle
Blizzard of L… Continue
Posted on June 8, 2008 at 10:54pm —
WORLD WAR II SONGS
Weekend of May 24, 2008
“World War II Songs”
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John & Jessica spend Memorial Day thinking about the music of the World War II era. Inspired by one of John's favorite movies, "The Best Years of Our Lives," the two of them play and discuss some of the favorite songs of the GI's.
Judy Garland
Zing! Went the Strings of My Heart
(Love Songs from WWII)
Nat King Cole
The Frim Fram Sauce
(The Classic Singles)
Ella… Continue
“World War II Songs”
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John & Jessica spend Memorial Day thinking about the music of the World War II era. Inspired by one of John's favorite movies, "The Best Years of Our Lives," the two of them play and discuss some of the favorite songs of the GI's.
Judy Garland
Zing! Went the Strings of My Heart
(Love Songs from WWII)
Nat King Cole
The Frim Fram Sauce
(The Classic Singles)
Ella… Continue
Posted on May 24, 2008 at 2:52pm — 2 Comments
REMEMBERING RAY EVANS
Weekend of May 10, 2008
“Ray Evans”
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John & Jessica remember songwriter Ray Evans, who with partner Jay Livingstion, wrote "Mona Lisa," "Buttons and Bows," "Whatever Will Be," Will Be," "Never Let Me Go," "Tammy," "Silver Bells," and many other hits. They play a 2005 interview with Ray, and of course many of his songs.
Harry Connick, Jr.
Bill Bailey Won't You Please Come Home
(Oh My Nola)
Harry Connick, J… Continue
“Ray Evans”
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John & Jessica remember songwriter Ray Evans, who with partner Jay Livingstion, wrote "Mona Lisa," "Buttons and Bows," "Whatever Will Be," Will Be," "Never Let Me Go," "Tammy," "Silver Bells," and many other hits. They play a 2005 interview with Ray, and of course many of his songs.
Harry Connick, Jr.
Bill Bailey Won't You Please Come Home
(Oh My Nola)
Harry Connick, J… Continue
Posted on May 10, 2008 at 10:48am — 2 Comments
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