The Tierney Sutton Band—From the Archives
We’re going way back in the archives this week. In 2015, the Tierney Sutton Band launched a tour to celebrate Frank Sinatra’s 100th birthday (December
Exclusive music performances featuring some of the best jazz and blues musicians performing in the KNKX Public Radio studios in downtown Seattle, Washington. Studio Sessions feature artists such as Arturo Sandoval, Gregory Porter, Christian McBride and more!
You can watch and listen to these performances and interviews below. You can also subscribe to KNKX’s YouTube channel for more exclusive and archived content including performances from jazz festivals all over the Pacific Northwest of the United States.
We’re going way back in the archives this week. In 2015, the Tierney Sutton Band launched a tour to celebrate Frank Sinatra’s 100th birthday (December
This week we’re celebrating the birthday of the great Catherine Russell. She has visited KNKX Public Radio, the home of Jazz24, at least three times.
Three years ago this month, Victor Wooten and Bob Franceschini came to the world headquarters of Jazz24 at KNKX studios and performed this magnificent set—with
Next week is the birthday of composer, pianist and electronic musician Wayne Horvitz. In early 2019, he and his “Snowghost Trio” joined us for an
Two years ago, Trumpet Marquis Hill and his “blacktet” performed an exclusive set at KNKX Public Radio, the world headquarters of Jazz24. The performance is
Two trumpets. Two trombones. And nothing else. That’s the hallmark of the Westerlies, who we are featuring for this week’s “From the Archives.” Once a
Next week is the birthday of five-time Grammy nominee Karrin Allyson. In 2018 she visited the world headquarters of Jazz24 at KNKX Public Radio in
Larry Fuller was born this week in 1965, and we’re celebrating his birthday by bringing you this great set by the Larry Fuller Trio from
Two years ago, the group Ranky Tanky came to the world headquarters of Jazz24 at KNKX Public Radio to perform a set of songs from
Javina Magness gives us a taste of the blues this week as we go back into the archives of our “studio sessions.” She visited the