"The Jazz Room" is a half hour Internet Radio program that features the music of Independent Jazz Artists, Legends Past and Present and sometimes a live jam session.

Each show brings something new. It may be an interview with an independent artist, or a spotllight featuring the music of one of the Jazz Legends or a Jam session where the music is performed live in the studio.

Link from here to www.cyberstationusa.com to hear the latest shows. Two shows are archived on their site for listening at any time. Click on the tab
"The Shows" and find the table listing the " The Jazz Room" . Then choose
"This Week" or "Last Week" to listen to a show.

Join me in the "Jazz Room" each week. Here are some of the upcoming shows!

Starting Aug 4th- Repeat of 2007 interview with Saxophonist Donald Harrison
and Vocalist Henri Smith at the JVC Jazz Festival Newport. Both from New Orleans they talk about their long friendship , surviving Hurricane Katrina and their music.
Starting Monday August 4,2008 7:00 - 7:30PM (Week 30)

Starting August 11th - We reprise a 1996 interview with Trumpeter Clark Terry during his visit to the University of NH. Clark has had a long relationship with the college. He will tell us of the beginnings of that relationship and then we will talk to Professor Emeritus Paul Verrette about Clarks work with UNH and then we'll listen in on a portion of a workshop Clark conducted for the Jazz Band students at UNH.
Starting Monday August 11,2008 7:00-7:30PM (Week 31)

Scene from "Joan's Jazz Jam" in 1996 during interview with Trumpeter Clark Terry

We welcome Pianist Yasko Kubota and Multi-instrumentalist Archie K. They set up their instruments in the studio and perform live for us. We talk about Yasko's dynamic blend of Classical Music and Jazz and hear Archie improvise a hand drum solo. Join us on Monday Aug.18 at 7:00PM for the first airing of this program.
Starting Monday August 18, 2008 7:00-7:30PM( Week 32)

Starting August 26th we have an Interview with Bassist Bob Cranshaw who has been playing with Sonny Rollins for many years.. Bob also tells us of his work on many popular television shows . His longest is with "Sesame Street".
Starting Monday August 25, 2008 at 7:00- 7:30PM (Week33).