Episode #418 – John ClaytonEpisode #418 – John Clayton
Plug into the John Clayton episode on The Paul Leslie Hour! If you had to categorize John Clayton? It may be hard to do with just a few words. He’s
Plug into the John Clayton episode on The Paul Leslie Hour! If you had to categorize John Clayton? It may be hard to do with just a few words. He’s
Jack Phillips is a songwriter, a singer and a recording artist. He joined us to talk about his album Café Nights in New York, an album that was influenced in
Cynthia Basinet is a crooner carrying on the classic tradition of singing the Great American Songbook. Cynthia Basinet is most known as a singer, recording artist and a concert performer. She’s
First it’s a mini-review of the recent Tony Bennett concert, and then an interview with another legend in music. Jazz guitarist and banjoist Bucky Pizzarelli has a light-hearted chat about
The future of jazz is in the hands of dedicated musicians like Aaron M. Johnson. Making his home in the Big Apple, Johnson is an accomplished saxophonist, clarinetist, flutist and is
My guest Laurence Hobgood has been called “one of the finest jazz pianists out there” by Jazz Times, and a “piano virtuoso” by the New York Times. Pianist, bandleader, composer, arranger, recording
Jazz star Joe Gransden came to There, a Bar and Eatery in Atlanta, Georgia for an episode of The Paul Leslie Hour. Joe Gransden is one of the most talented creators in jazz.
Known and trusted by some of the greatest musicians of our time, Gene Dunlap is one of those guys who can plain do it all. A multi-instrumentalist, he’s played piano, saxophone, guitar,
Gary Burton is a jazz vibraphonist, composer, performing & recording artist as well as educator. He retired from music in March of 2017, but is kind enough to spend some time
John Pizzarelli is a first-rate jazz guitarist, singer, songwriter, recording artist and co-host of the radio program “Radio Deluxe.” John Pizzarelli is a bandleader, but has also accompanied such musical legends