Dee Alexander's guest appearances

Dee Alexander

Famous Interviews & Neon Jazz with Joe Dimino

The Arts Section

Are We Here Yet Podcast

Mary Lou Williams

Alex Gibney

Candace Bushnell

Robert Lee

David Nichtern

Stephen Murray

Dan Siegel

Rick Simpson

Lauren Greenfield

Nicholas Payton

Mark Lewis

Chris White

Barrett Martin

Matt Wilson

Greg Murphy

OwlTail

A chat with Vocalist Dee Alexander We met Dee at the Newport Jazz Festival 2013.She took time to talk with us before her show. She tell us about her Mentor, Henry Huff, and her CD's "Wild is the Wind" and "Songs My Mother Loves". Learn more about Dee at www.deealexander.net

A chat with Vocalist Dee Alexander We met Dee at the Newport Jazz Festival 2013.She took time to talk with us before her show. She tell us about her Mentor, Henry Huff, and her CD's "Wild is the Wind" and "Songs My Mother Loves". Learn more about Dee at <a href="http://www.deealexander.net/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.deealexander.net</a>

AWHY Music Feature: Dee Alexander

On this edition of The Arts Section, host Gary sits down with vocalist Dee Alexander. The Chicago native has been pleasing audiences for decades, now she’s working on a Billie Holiday project. A little later, Gary talks to the author of one of this summer’s most talked about novels. New York Times contributor Lauren Mechling’s new book HOW COULD SHE is a razor sharp comedy of manners that dives into contemporary friendships. The Dueling Critics, Kerry Reid and Jonathan Abarbanel, stop by to talk about a new theatrical production that’s described as Jane Austen meets Steve Jobs. Gary then talks listeners inside the Chicago History’s Chicago Blues exhibit. All that plus the weekly Arts Section calendar is on this edition of The Arts Section..

<h2>On this edition of The Arts Section, host Gary sits down with vocalist Dee Alexander. The Chicago native has been pleasing audiences for decades, now she’s working on a Billie Holiday project. A little later, Gary talks to the author of one of this summer’s most talked about novels. New York Times contributor Lauren Mechling’s new book HOW COULD SHE is a razor sharp comedy of manners that dives into contemporary friendships. The Dueling Critics, Kerry Reid and Jonathan Abarbanel, stop by to talk about a new theatrical production that’s described as Jane Austen meets Steve Jobs. Gary then talks listeners inside the Chicago History’s Chicago Blues exhibit. All that plus the weekly Arts Section calendar is on this edition of The Arts Section..</h2>

The Arts Section 07/07/19: Dee Alexander + How Could She Author