John Handy's guest appearances

John Handy

Audio Oasis Storytelling 

Black Male Summit

JAZZ EN EL AIRE

CiTR -- The Jazz Show

The Jake Feinberg Show

One Line Discipleship Podcast

Gary Bartz

Dave Holland

Lou Donaldson

Phil Woods

Louis Hayes

Roy Haynes

Charles Lloyd

Richard Davis

Bobby Hutcherson

Dave Brubeck

Denny Zeitlin

Jimmy Heath

Don Thompson

Ralph Towner

Charles McPherson

OwlTail

Sonny Rollins

Tonight's Jazz Feature is a bit of a catch-up as we return to live broadcasting. This Jazz Feature is an extended tribute to Black History Month and part 1 is Sonny Rollins' famous piece "The Freedom Suite" which was recorded in February of 1958 for Riverside Records. Mr. Rollins wrote this suite and performed it here with two pioneers of Modern Jazz, bassist Oscar Pettiford and drummer Max Roach. It is Rollins' statement to the trials and triumphs of African Americans and was a ground breaking recording. It is in 3 movements and spans about 20 minutes of magnificent playing by all, Part 2 of tonight's Jazz Feature is a performance by the John Handy "New" Quintet at New York's Village Gate. Handy is on alto saxophone with Bobby Hutcherson on vibes, Pat Martino on guitar, Albert Stinson on bass and Doug Sides on drums. The piece is dedicated to the great but underrated civil rights advocate, James Meridith who risked his life to integrate the University of Mississippi in Jackson. It is sometimes referred to as "Old Miss". Meridith was successful and today there is a statue at the university in his honor. John Handy wrote and performs his composition dedicated to Meridith called "Tears Of Old Miss" (Anatomy of a Riot). It is a stunning and intese performance depicting the effort it took Meridith to accomplish what he did. Both pieces are a tribute to Black History Month.

Tonight's Jazz Feature: Sonny Rollins: "The Freedom Suite" and John Handy: "Tears for Old Miss".

John Handy -attender and disciple maker at One Line Church, joins us in todays episode. John currently leads on the Discipleship Team as a Huddle leader and is here to share with us about his experiences with prayer and some of his learning and wisdom.

Expert Guest: John Handy - Prayer - Episode #3

An exploration of the joy &amp; wisdom in Old School 70's &amp; 80's lyrics to help us navigate the 2020 World Pandemic. Simply put, this Pandemic is Hard. Work. (But we got this 😉.) 🎵🎵Listen to song here: https://youtu.be/bg8g9u6ks4I --- Podcast website: https://www.stephanieycole.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/AO_Storytelling Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ao_storytelling/ --- #voicetalent #audio #storytelling #podcast #narration #audiobook #podsincolor #audiooasisstorytelling

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(Series pinultimate episode) Vinyl Wisdom Vol 2 Pandemic Edition | John Handy: “Hard Work” (1976)

Master saxophonist talks about his musical roots in Dallas and becoming fully ensconced in the fertile Bay Area jazz scene. 

Master saxophonist talks about his musical roots in Dallas and becoming fully ensconced in the fertile Bay Area jazz scene.

The John Handy Interview 

This was the final album of saxophonist John Handy's contract with Columbia Records and it's a gem. Recorded by his new band called "The John Handy Concert Ensemble" in April of 1968. The music is varied, innovative and dramatic. Handy plays his alto saxophone and the saxello (a soprano saxophone variant) and the flute here with the late Michael White on violin, Mike Nock on piano, Bruce Cale on bass and the late Larry Hancock on drums. Compositions are 4 by John Handy, 3 by Mike Nock and 1 by Michael White. A rich and varied album that is often overlooked. Tonight we celebrate John Handy's 87th Birthday. He is alive and healthy in Oakland and still performs occasionally. Happy Birthday old friend!

Saxophonist John Handy and the john Handy Concert Ensemble: "Projections"

The Costs and Benefits of Education and Education Reform in Metro AtlantaPanelists will discuss the impact that an effective education system and an educated population can have on key aspects of an urban community, including, but not limited to: 1) workforce development and attracting businesses, 2) crime, incarceration, and recidivism, 3) city/county financial expenses and investments, and 4) political and civic engagement. Ideas regarding improving educational outcomes for all students, but black males in particular, will also be shared.John Handy, Chair, Economics, Morehouse College (Opening Remarks)

The Costs and Benefits of Education and Education Reform in Metro Atlanta Panelists will discuss the impact that an effective education system and an educated population can have on key aspects of an urban community, including, but not limited to: 1) workforce development and attracting businesses, 2) crime, incarceration, and recidivism, 3) city/county financial expenses and investments, and 4) political and civic engagement. Ideas regarding improving educational outcomes for all students, but black males in particular, will also be shared. John Handy, Chair, Economics, Morehouse College (Opening Remarks)