Jazz Live From Jupiter Jazz Podcast
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Jazz Live From Jupiter Jazz Podcast

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Welcome to the Jazz Live From Jupiter Podcast! This is where we mainly do our album reviews so tune in every week to see what album is next!

Welcome to the Jazz Live From Jupiter Podcast! This is where we mainly do our album reviews so tune in every week to see what album is next!

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We Are Back! - The Jazz Live From Jupiter Podcast

After a years time we have finally managed to get ourselves into gear and have recorded our comeback podcast. In this episode we catch up on what has happened and we also give our thoughts on The Neil Cowley Trio's new album release as well as a quick review of Bill Evan's classic album Portrait In Jazz. We hope you enjoy
Pop and Pop-Rock 9 years
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The Jazz Live From Jupiter Podcast - Liquid Spirit

This week we are reviewing, soul and jazz singer Gregory Porter's album. We hope you enjoy.
Pop and Pop-Rock 10 years
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The Jazz Live From Jupiter Podcast - Full Of Emptiness (The Carter Burton Trio)

This week is a bit different, we are reviewing an underground jazz trio called The Carter Burton Trio. This is their debut album recorded at Pizza Express Maidstone. They are also performing there on Saturday 16th January tickets are available from the Pizza Express Live website. Go and check out there website and twitter and don't forget to check ours as well. www.twitter.com/thecarterburton www.thecarterburtontrio.co.uk www.jazzlivefromjupiter.co.uk www.twitter.com/jazzlfjupiter
Pop and Pop-Rock 10 years
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The Jazz Live From Jupiter Podcast - Momentum

Hello! This week we are reviewing Jamie Cullum's album Momentum. Jamie Cullm fans watch out as Theo has a lot of interesting things to say! We hope you enjoy! Tune in next week when we will be discussing Gregory Porter's album Liquid Spirit.
Pop and Pop-Rock 10 years
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The Jazz Live From Jupiter Podcast - Kind Of Blue

Hello! We hope you had a merry christmas and a happy New Years Eve! This is the first episode of this year and what a way to open, today we are reviewing Kind Of Blue by Miles Davis. We hope you enjoy.
Pop and Pop-Rock 10 years
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The Jazz Live From Jupiter Podcast - A Tribute To Jack Johnson

This week we are getting back reviewing albums! Today it's A Tribute To Jack Johnson by Miles Davis. We Hope you enjoy! Twitter: https://twitter.com/Jazzlfjupiter Website: https://www.jazzlivefromjupiter.com
Pop and Pop-Rock 10 years
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The Jazz Live From Jupiter Podcast - Top 50 Jazz Albums Of All Time Review

This week we are not reviewing an album, but instead we have found a list courtesy of udiscover.com of the 50 top jazz albums of all time. We discuss what is there and what we think should be there. We hope you enjoy it.
Pop and Pop-Rock 10 years
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Sutures And Stitches (Ollie Howell) Album Review

This week we are reviewing Ollie Howell's debut album "Sutures and Stitches" We saw Ollie perform live at Love Supreme Festival and after that we interviewed him live on our radio station so it only seemed right that we reviewed his album! We hope you like what you hear!
Pop and Pop-Rock 11 years
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The Face Of Mount Molehill (Neil Cowley Trio) Review

This week we are reviewing the modern jazz album "The Face Of Mount Molehill" by The Neil Cowley Trio, plus this weeks news! Hope you enjoy.
Pop and Pop-Rock 11 years
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Out Here (Christian McBride Trio) Album Review

This is our third edition of the Jazz Live From Jupiter Podcast and in this we give our opinions of The Christian McBride Trio's album "Out Here" plus the news!
Pop and Pop-Rock 11 years
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Seven Days Of Falling Review

This week we are reviewing the album Seven Days Of Falling by The Esbjorn Svensson Trio plus Theo looks at the latest news from the jazz world, Hope you enjoy!
Pop and Pop-Rock 11 years
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