Hello and welcome to this brand new Sounds Like Jazz episode.
Be prepared for some cool , laid back sounds from the all time greats of the 20th Century, wherever their Jass Jasz or Jazz is played.

Sounds Like Jazz is a mixture of the immense variety and vitality that comes from the world Jazz scene that had been developing throughout the first half of the 20th Century. So step in and enjoy Victor Feldman, Maxine Sullivan, Oscar Peterson. Find out what the Animals and Charlie Byrd have in common? Travel from Matthew Street to Dolphin Street over the next half hour and delve into a unique celebration of all that Sounds Like Jazz.

DITSR Sounds Like Jazz is a Downintshed 2025 production.

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Hello and welcome to this brand new Sounds Like Jazz episode.
Be prepared for some cool , laid back sounds from the all time greats of the 20th Century, wherever their Jass Jasz or Jazz is played. So come along to the west coast with Paul Desmond, sit in with the crowd at the Philharmonic with Billie Holiday or simply marvel at the skill of Theo, Zoot and Nat.

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Hello, Good Afternoon, and a warm welcome to Sounds Like Jazz from Darling Shed Radio. Be prepared for some bluesy jazz sounds from the old time greats of the 20th Century, who've made it into the great 21st Century Jazzpod songbook.Sounds Like Jazz' is a time to enjoy the mini festival of JAZZPOD NINE that will allow the mid-century elements of cool jazz, bebop, Bop for the People and blue note sounds to re-emerge with free enjoyment and a Gentium blueness that, like D.H.Lawrence, will not be tied down by limiting constraints. There is a chord structure to the Charlie Ventura music you will hear, along with with glorious melodies performed by the best backing musicians of all time and the one and only Shirley Bassey.

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Hello and welcome to JAZZPOD EIGHT from SOUNDS LIKE JAZZ.
Whatever it takes, ‘SOUNDS LIKE JAZZ’ lets you sit back, relax and enjoy your well deserved rest.
Imagine a JAZZPOD, where time seems to stand still, and every note tells a story with contributions from special people with ordinary names like Lee, Sarah, Frank,Don and Harry, Pour yourself a black coffee or perhaps you prefer your coffee light with something lovable and sweet?

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Hello and welcome to JAZZPOD SEVEN.
Immerse yourself in ‘SOUNDS LIKE JAZZ’, where the soulful tunes of all the greats of the mid-century become your heartbeat.
Have you heard how Thomas Hardy is able to use the words and rhythm of his poems in order to express the physical sensations he is describing? Its like experiencing the emotion of sound in a soulful piece of jazz.
Today we have the atmospheric voice of Julie London, Kenny Burrell with his own sophisticated style of bluesy jazz, some samba feeling with Getz & Byrd and my hopes that the BBC have not deleted the 33 years of, 'The Best of Jazz', hosted by Humphery Lyttleton!

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Hello and welcome to JAZZPOD SIX.
Immerse yourself in ‘SOUNDS LIKE JAZZ’, where the soulful tunes of all the greats of the mid-century become your heartbeat. Today there is an emphasis on live performance and improvisation on popular themes.
Imagine a JAZZPOD, where time seems to stand still, and every note tells a story with contributions from special people with ordinary names like Charlie, Lionel, Dave and Anita.
Explore the evolution of jazz, from the Original Dixieland Jazzband ragtime to bebop, cool jazz to swing, it's a journey that continues to surprise and inspire. For instance The Massey Hall Quintet sounds relaxed from the opening number, “Perdido,” whose familiar melody is met with a bursts of applause not just once, but every time they play the recognizable phrase.

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JAZZPOD FIVE
SOUNDS LIKE JAZZ welcomes you to the pleasure - dome of styles -
3/4 jazz, Bebop, Blues, Latin, Cool, Modal, Swing, Early jazz, New Orleans, Trad Jazz and many more.
The shadow of the dome of pleasure
Floated midway on the waves;
Where was heard the mingled measure
From the fountain of the caves
It was a miracle of rare device
A sunny pleasure dome with caves of ice!

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JAZZPOD FOUR
SOUNDS LIKE JAZZ brings an amazing mix of swing, bop, blues and classic jazz recordings of the ‘Mid-Century’, from 1962 and beyond.
Dolphins swim in groups. Each dolphin is free to twist , turn , dive or reach for the heavens in any way they wish. In the midst of all this improvisation there is a common movement which keeps them swinging together in close harmony. The collective term for this is a POD.
This JAZZPOD episode hopes to do the same and so does Charles Mingus, Dizzy Gillespie, Anita O' Day, George Shearing,Tony Bennet and Charlie Parker.
DITSR is a downintshed radio production.

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