Lee Pardini's guest appearances

Lee Pardini

METAL UP YOUR PODCAST - All Things Metallica

Independent's Day Radio

Steve Klamkin

Mondo Jazz

Independent's Day

Allison Miller

Mary Halvorson

Jenny Scheinman

John Coltrane

Christian McBride

Michael Mwenso

Tom Perez

Rosanne Cash

Mitch Albom

Lionel Loueke

Paul Williams

Brian Williams

William Parker

Georgia Anne Muldrow

Jorja Smith

OwlTail

Wynton Marsalis

Dina Ramirez

This week we go from Wynton Marsalis's ruminations on the status of our society to Teodross Avery's and the Analog Players Society's reflections on Monk. In between. a world tour with stops in South Africa, Guatemala, Norway and Canada, and on two sides of the country, LA and NYC, for another great tasting menu of the best that today's jazz scene has to offer.The playlist features the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra Septet with Wynton Marsalis; Bokani Dyer; Eyolf Dale; Dina Ramirez; James Brandon Lewis; Kristiana Roemer; Lee Pardini; William Chernoff; Dayna Stephens.Detailed playlist at https://spinitron.com/RFB/pl/12351227/Mondo-Jazz (up to Analog Player Society).Happy listening!Photo credit: Ludovico Granvassu

This week we go from Wynton Marsalis's ruminations on the status of our society to Teodross Avery's and the Analog Players Society's reflections on Monk. In between. a world tour with stops in South Africa, Guatemala, Norway and Canada, and on two sides of the country, LA and NYC, for another great tasting menu of the best that today's jazz scene has to offer.The playlist features the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra Septet with Wynton Marsalis; Bokani Dyer; Eyolf Dale; Dina Ramirez; James Brandon Lewis; Kristiana Roemer; Lee Pardini; William Chernoff; Dayna Stephens.Detailed playlist at <a href="https://spinitron.com/RFB/pl/12351227/Mondo-Jazz" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://spinitron.com/RFB/pl/12351227/Mondo-Jazz</a> (up to Analog Player Society).Happy listening!Photo credit: Ludovico Granvassu

James Brandon Lewis, Wynton Marsalis, Dina Ramirez, Lee Pardini & New Releases [Mondo Jazz 140-1]

Wylie Gelber

Lee Pardini &amp; Wylie Gelber of the band Dawes performed at the 2019 Newport Folk Festival. #WPRO They talked about their performances at the Festival, their work with Dawes on an upcoming album and more.  https://dawestheband.com/

Lee Pardini &amp; Wylie Gelber of the band Dawes performed at the 2019 Newport Folk Festival. #WPRO They talked about their performances at the Festival, their work with Dawes on an upcoming album and more. <a href="https://dawestheband.com/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">https://dawestheband.com/</a>

Dawes' Lee Pardini & Wylie Gelber - at the 2019 Newport Folk Festival

A lot of kids dream of a career in music, and when they do they often imagine themselves in the spotlight at center stage with thousands of eyes fixed on their every move, but there are many people making a living in music whose names are not on the marquee. In fact, for every Madonna, there are dozens of musicians who have played in her band over the years. If you want to work, learn and do everything you can - the diversification of skill sets is an essential way to get more gigs - especially given the luck factor involved in eking out a practical living in the arts. Lee Pardini is a top notch multi-instrumentalist who has taken this ethos to heart. He studied jazz piano in college at New York’s Manhattan School of Music, but he also picked up the bass guitar along the way so he could play with a wider range of artists. And play, he has - Pardini has backed up artists like Shelby Lynne, Jonathan Wilson and Nick Waterhouse - along with just about everyone else in the pro circuit in the Los Angeles music community. What is it that Pardini brings to a band? Virtuosic chops, for starters, but perhaps even more importantly he brings an egalitarian perspective on music styles and an eager disposition. After all, nobody wants to ride around in a bus all summer with a jerk. Along with making everyone else sound good, Pardini is also an accomplished songwriter whose piano compositions are nimble and inventive. So the next time you’re at a show, pay attention to those players in the dim lights; they may be the next headliner ticket you buy.

Episode 140: Lee Pardini