Jazz Buskers Video
Posted on 2025-05-07
Jazz Buskers
New Jazz In Jonesboro
April 26, 2025
Brookland United Methodist Youth Building
Sponsored by KASU and Arkansas Roots
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZkXffNUIu8A
Songs
01 Summertime
02 Ain't Misbehavin'
03 Sunny
04 Autumn Leaves
05 After You've Gone
06 Freddy's Blues
"Freddy's Blues" by Larry Heyl
Personnel
Danielle Russell - vocals, percussion
Eliecer Tamez - vocals, trumpet, percussion
Hairy Larry - vocals, piano
Photos by Dakota Krueger
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Jazz Buskers Performing
Posted on 2025-05-06
Jazz Buskers
New Jazz In Jonesboro
April 26, 2025
Brookland United Methodist Youth Building
Sponsored by KASU and Arkansas Roots
https://deltaboogie.com/jazz_buskers-2025-40-26/
Songs
01 Summertime
02 Ain't Misbehavin'
03 Sunny
04 Autumn Leaves
05 After You've Gone
06 Freddy's Blues
"Freddy's Blues" by Larry Heyl
Personnel
Danielle Russell - vocals, percussion
Eliecer Tamez - vocals, trumpet, percussion
Hairy Larry - vocals, piano
Photos by Dakota Krueger
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Sky City
Posted on 2025-05-04
DJ Hairy Larry Presents Sky City Playing Rain Song
From The Archives of Something Blue May 4, 2024
https://sbblues.com/2025/05/04/draggin/
Sky City
Thanks Marty, today we're going to hear an original song recorded at the Arkansas Roots Festival.
I first met Sky City at Blues Fest. They volunteered so I booked them. They have always delivered wonderful performances.
Since then they played again at Blues Fest, Sunday In The Park and Bebopalooza. Nathan Crouch even joined us for an evening of Grateful Dead songs at TheArts@311. It is also through Sky City that I met Tonja McKay, an entomologist, and a fine violinist or fiddler, as we say in Arkansas. She helped me record "Three songs from Astral Weeks" at TheArts@311.
In fact all the musicians in the band are outstanding. Playing at the Arkansas Roots Festival on April 8, 2017 were Nathan Crouch - acoustic guitar and vocals, Grant Camp - bass and vocals, Tanja McKay - violin, Matt Pierce - electric guitar and vocals, and Jason Hatcher - drums, all long time Jonesboro residents.
I will leave many links at the Something Blue website at sbblues.com.
I picked a beautiful tune, a live version of "Rain Song" debuted on their album "Quantico Traveler", to play for you today. Nathan Crouch wrote it.
And here they are now, Sky City playing "Rain Song".
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Regis V Gronoff-Poem In Blue
Posted on 2025-05-02
MixRemix On Anonradio - From The Creative Commons Jazz Library - 2025-05-02
jazz.mixremix.cc
https://archive.org/details/ccj2025-05-02
1:02:26
Regis V. Gronoff-Poem in Blue
https://www.jamendo.com/album/151762/poem-in-blue
CC BY-NC-ND
21:19
Thomas Saliba-Voyage ethnique egypte
https://www.jamendo.com/album/498740/voyage-ethnique-egypte
CC BY-NC-ND
34:26
Regis V Gronoff-Lonesome Traveler
https://www.jamendo.com/album/87798/lonesome-traveler
CC BY-NC-SA
22:54
FMT-Jazzy Cooking Show
https://www.jamendo.com/album/480982/jazzy-cooking-show
CC BY-NC-ND
10:51
Sun Ra-Celebration (live)
https://nonessentialrecords.bandcamp.com/album/2019-sun-ra-celebration-live
CC BY-NC
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Posted on 2025-04-24
Delta Boogie Newsletter-Gamerplus News - April 2025 - United Gospel Trio and Jazz Buskers at New Jazz In Jonesboro - Gameday Sunday Afternoons - Conventions
This Saturday, April 26 at 7:00 pm Central, New Jazz In Jonesboro returns, relocated to the Brookland Methodist Church Youth Building, a white building behind the church located at 301 W. Matthews in Brookland, Arkansas.
Playing this Saturday will be the United Gospel Trio and Jazz Buskers. There is no charge to attend but there will be a tip jar for the featured act.
Not in Jonesboro! In Brookland! Yes i know there's a Matthews St. in Jonesboro too. That's why I have all the exclamation points.
Also in music I have released a new CD, 1625 Groove Street, featuring Paul Lessard on alto. In the rhythm section are my friends from the ASU Jazz Program. Thanks to Chris Isom for suggesting this session.
https://archive.org/details/hl2025-03-25
Enjoy!
In gaming I will be the DM for the younger kids while Chris continues running his 5e campaign at our Sunday afternoon game day in the Brookland Methodist youth building, 2:00 to 5:00 PM. Chris also has all the board games for those who would prefer that side of tabletop gaming. We are looking for a volunteer to teach board games.
NEA Gamers Guild also has game days on the second Saturday at the Jonesboro Public Library Round Room and on the third Saturday at the Walnut Ridge Public Library.
I am also looking forward to attending the North Texas OSR convention in June and NEA Game Fest in July.
https://ntrpgcon.com/
https://www.neagamersguild.org/#NEAGameFest
https://home.gamerplus.org/permalink.php?fname=Delta_Boogie_Newsletter-Gamerplus_News_-_April_2025.txt
Please share this link and forward this email to your friends. Let me know what you're doing to get a mention here and some promotion on Delta Boogie or Gamer+.
Thanks,
Hairy Larry
@hairylarry@gamerplus.org on Mastodon - https://gamerplus.org to join
hairylarry@deltaboogie.com
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Eric Krasno LA
Posted on 2025-04-21
DJ Hairy Larry Presents John Good and Friends Playing Honky Tonk Joy
From the Archives Of Something Blue 2025-04-20
https://sbblues.com/2025/04/21/dj-hairy-larry-presents-john-good-and-friends-playing-honky-tonk-joy/
Thanks Marty, today we’re going to hear a musician I played with 30 years ago who sent me some songs recently recorded.
Back in the nineties a guitarist called Duke was jamming with Hairy Larry and The Flying Hungarians. He even played at Blues Fest. A great guy and a great musician.
Now, 30 years later, I get an email from John Good. Duke is his stagename. John Good is his name. I probably knew that back at the time but I only remembered Duke.
And he sent me two CDs recorded by John Good and Friends. Excellent work played by excellent musicians from Little Rock, Arkansas.
The song I picked to play on Arkansas Roots is “Honky Tonk Joy” an original song recorded by John Good and Friends and featuring guitarists, Nick Devlin and John Good. It’s a rocker done in a style that is close to my heart, Honky Tonk.
So now, recorded in Little Rock Arkansas by John Good and Friends here’s “Honky Tonk Joy”.
This is Hairy Larry inviting you to enjoy Something Blue every Saturday night at ten. This week we’re featuring John Good, Spafford, and Eric Krasno. For more about the show visit the Something Blue website at sbblues.com.
Don’t miss Something Blue, Saturday night at 10:00 PM Central, at kasu.org.
Now Playing On Something Blue – Coastline
https://sbblues.com/2025/04/19/coastline/
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Posted on 2025-04-15
Great Reviews On The New Album, 1625 Groove Street
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Ruffy says - Solid work! Make sure to give the sax guy a raise! :3
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My friend ZDL from Wuhan, China, sent me this review on Mastodon.
I quite like this. It's nice, light fare meaning I can have it as the background when I'm working, but if I pause and concentrate on it there are some very nice depths to it. Also the sax soloist is fire.
Listen here.
https://archive.org/details/hl2025-03-25
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