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The Bud Shank Quartet performs CAROUSELS by Bud Shank at the 17th Annual San Jose Jazz Festival. www.applausecast.com www.sanjosejazz.org www.budshankalto.com

The Bud Shank Quartet performs CAROUSELS by Bud Shank at the 17th Annual San Jose Jazz Festival. www.applausecast.com www.sanjosejazz.org www.budshankalto.com

The Bud Shank Quartet performs George Cables' HELEN'S SONG at the 17th Annual San Jose Jazz Festival. www.applausecast.com www.sanjosejazz.org www.budshankalto.com www.georgecables.com

The Bud Shank Quartet performs George Cables' HELEN'S SONG at the 17th Annual San Jose Jazz Festival. www.applausecast.com www.sanjosejazz.org www.budshankalto.com www.georgecables.com

The Bud Shank Quartet performs Bill May's JEMMA'S EYES at the 17th Annual San Jose Jazz Festival. www.applausecast.com www.sanjosejazz.org www.budshankalto.com

The Bud Shank Quartet performs Bill May's JEMMA'S EYES at the 17th Annual San Jose Jazz Festival. www.applausecast.com www.sanjosejazz.org www.budshankalto.com

Geoff Roach, Executive Director of the San Jose Jazz Society, introduces the Bud Shank Quartet at the 17th Annual San Jose Jazz Festival. And asks Ken Posten of the Los Angeles Jazz Institute to say a few words about jazz in the Los Angeles area. www.applausecast.com www.sanjosejazz.org www.budshankalto.com www.lajazzinstitute.org

Geoff Roach, Executive Director of the San Jose Jazz Society, introduces the Bud Shank Quartet at the 17th Annual San Jose Jazz Festival. And asks Ken Posten of the Los Angeles Jazz Institute to say a few words about jazz in the Los Angeles area. www.applausecast.com www.sanjosejazz.org www.budshankalto.com www.lajazzinstitute.org

Stephen Marra interviews jazz pianist and composer Terry Disley, from London, as he tours with Acoustic Alchemy.

Stephen Marra interviews jazz pianist and composer Terry Disley, from London, as he tours with Acoustic Alchemy.

Stephen Marra and Bill Hedge interview jazz alto sax player, and Uni Big Band Siegen (2004-2005) leader Hans Christian Doerrscheidt. Out of Siegen, Germany, Hans Doerrscheidt shares with us his beginnings in jazz, growing up in a divided Europe, impressions of the vibrant jazz scene in Germany, and plays for us a JazzTrack from his own home brewed recordings. Hans Doerrscheidt is a guest player with the jazz octet Octobop whenever he's in the Bay Area. Hosted by Stephen Marra and Bill Hedge Produced by Bill Hedge www.applausecast.com www.sanjosejazz.org www.bigband.uni-siegen.de

Stephen Marra and Bill Hedge interview jazz alto sax player, and Uni Big Band Siegen (2004-2005) leader Hans Christian Doerrscheidt. Out of Siegen, Germany, Hans Doerrscheidt shares with us his beginnings in jazz, growing up in a divided Europe, impressions of the vibrant jazz scene in Germany, and plays for us a JazzTrack from his own home brewed recordings. Hans Doerrscheidt is a guest player with the jazz octet Octobop whenever he's in the Bay Area. Hosted by Stephen Marra and Bill Hedge Produced by Bill Hedge www.applausecast.com www.sanjosejazz.org www.bigband.uni-siegen.de

Larry Habegger and Stephen Marra interview author, illustrator, journalist, and photographer David Yeadon. A native of Yorkshire, England, David Yeadon has worked as an author, illustrator, journalist, and photographer for more than twenty-five years. An author of more than twenty travel books, Yeadon has specialized in hidden corner and back road exploration. In THE BACK OF BEYOND: TRAVELS TO THE WILD PLACES OF EARTH, and its sequel, LOST WORLDS: EXPLORING THE EARTH'S REMOTE PLACES, he describes his worldwide search for the hidden, the remote, the unusual, and the exotic. He is also a regular travel correspondent for National Geographic, National Geographic Traveler, The Washington Post, The New York Times, and many other major travel magazines, with over 200 published features since 1985. In 1993, he received the Society of American Travel Writers (SATW) Lowell Thomas Gold and Silver Medals for best travel book and best foreign travel feature. Currently, he writes the 'Hidden America' column for National Geographic Travel. Hosted by Stephen Marra and Larry Habegger Produced by William Hedge www.applausecast.com www.travelerstales.com www.travelerstales.com/catalog/wow/author.html

Larry Habegger and Stephen Marra interview author, illustrator, journalist, and photographer David Yeadon. A native of Yorkshire, England, David Yeadon has worked as an author, illustrator, journalist, and photographer for more than twenty-five years. An author of more than twenty travel books, Yeadon has specialized in hidden corner and back road exploration. In THE BACK OF BEYOND: TRAVELS TO THE WILD PLACES OF EARTH, and its sequel, LOST WORLDS: EXPLORING THE EARTH'S REMOTE PLACES, he describes his worldwide search for the hidden, the remote, the unusual, and the exotic. He is also a regular travel correspondent for National Geographic, National Geographic Traveler, The Washington Post, The New York Times, and many other major travel magazines, with over 200 published features since 1985. In 1993, he received the Society of American Travel Writers (SATW) Lowell Thomas Gold and Silver Medals for best travel book and best foreign travel feature. Currently, he writes the 'Hidden America' column for National Geographic Travel. Hosted by Stephen Marra and Larry Habegger Produced by William Hedge www.applausecast.com www.travelerstales.com www.travelerstales.com/catalog/wow/author.html

Steve Marra interviews jazz pianist and composer Terry Disley as he tours with the British new-age jazz group Acoustic Alchemy as they perform across the U.S. and Europe. Terry Disley has performed or recorded with Bob Dylan, Sir Paul McCartney, George Harrison, Mick Jagger, Brian Wilson, Van Morrison, Dee Dee Bridgewater, Tom Jones and Bon Jovi. A valued session musician, he has been recorded on over thirty CDs, featured on soundtracks for the movies 'Beautiful Girls' starring Matt Dilon and Uma Thurman, 'The Ref', 'Showgirls' and 'Crime Time' along with Marianne Faithful. His composition 'The Beautiful Game', written for Acoustic Alchemy, was a top-ten hit for 16 weeks and resulted in a top-twenty placement in the 'Best Contemporary Jazz Album of 2000' by Billboard Magazine. Join Steve Marra in conversation - and on tour - with Terry Disley. www.applausecast.com www.terrydisley.com