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The jazz spot

Fridays, 11PM
Travel beyond the mainstream of jazz, stopping along the way for visits with avant-garde artists like Ornette Coleman, Eric Dolphy, and the late works of John Coltrane, but also music of newer artists such as Keith Jarrett and Pat Metheny, among others.The Jazz Spot covers anything that is not exactly "straight-ahead" and features performers who were innovators or invented new sub-categories in jazz.

MEET THE HOST
Masani (ma-SAH-nee), a native of Vaux Hall, New Jersey, graduated from Columbia College in South Carolina with a B.A. in Public Affairs and made her way to Atlanta in 1984. Music has been a constant force in her life and she has been fortunate to have been exposed to jazz culture at an early age. Masani is a published writer and has written music reviews for local publications. She was also the founder and Artistic Director of Itutu, Inc., a small non-profit jazz preservation organization. Her experiences with Itutu entrenched her in Atlanta's jazz community and were the impetus for her becoming a true student of jazz history and culture.

Masani's extensive collection of classic and progressive contemporary jazz, along with the Georgia Public Radio Jazz Library, will provide the foundation for an informative, enjoyable program.

Other shows jazz lovers would enjoy:
Invitation to Jazz

Jazz

Our Jazz List may have some helpful information for first-time jazz listeners
 
 

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