Episode #183 – Rose KingsleyEpisode #183 – Rose Kingsley
Rose Kingsley is an Opera great turned jazz great. A singer and recording artist, she’s performed at the Metropolitan Opera, Carnegie Hall, Steinway Hall and the Houston Grand opera
Rose Kingsley is an Opera great turned jazz great. A singer and recording artist, she’s performed at the Metropolitan Opera, Carnegie Hall, Steinway Hall and the Houston Grand opera
Antonia Bennett is a jazz/pop singer and recording artist joined The Paul Leslie Hour to discuss her musical upbringing and career, influences, as well as interactions with Count Basie, Rosemary
This episode of The Paul Leslie Hour features an interview with Steve Genewick that was originally broadcast on FM radio. There is also a tribute to Dave Puciw and a
“I’ve loved, I’ve laughed and criedI’ve had my fill, my share of losingAnd now, as tears subsideI find it all, all so amusing” (Lyrics from the song “My Way” made
It’s a great pleasure to welcome singer, performing and recording artist Jane Monheit. The Paul Leslie Hour is now in our 15th year as of this very episode. Occasionally
Bill Frisell is a virtuoso guitarist, composer, arranger, and Grammy award-winning recording artist. Considered one of the greatest jazz guitarists, Frisell interprets his own compositions as well as songs from
Peter and Will Anderson have been called “virtuosos on clarinet and saxophone” by The New York Times. These twin brothers are jazz musicians, composers, arrangers, performing and recording artists.
Regis Philbin is a television personality, singer and media personality. You’ll find his name in the Guinness Book of World Records for the most time spent in front of a