Eclectic Cafe with Glenn Adams on GigaDial Public: Recent Episodes
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Your Barista of the Air, Glenn Adams, serves up the jazz java weekly here on the Eclectic Cafe. Featuring the classic, esoteric, obscure and unknown gems of jazz and popular music all based on the theme of the week. The cafe eclectia comes to you live every Sunday from the Brick Hithouse in Los Angeles, California and occasionally from other locales around the U.S. and the world. (All material contained in this podcast is fully licensed and copyrighted. Unauthorized copying or broadcasting of this material is strictly prohibited)
A review of yet more jazz classics that are essential to any serious collection of jazz music.
Jazz and the King of Rock n' Roll are strange bedfellows indeed. But they intersect here at the Eclectic Cafe with some incredible jazz, blues, alternative, and electronic cover versions of classic Elvis Presley tunes.
A groovin' movin' trip through the Beatles catalog done jazz-style. A must for Beatles-loving jazz fans.
Jazz would not be jazz without it's curvaceous horn o' plenty, the saxophone. This episode reviews some of the greatest sax geniuses of jazz music and their fine art.
A review of the witty, urbane, bizzare and sometimes dark, but always hilarious side of coffeehouse humor.
Your Barista serves up a scintillating playlist of road-tested grooves, songs about the road and for the road. Guaranteed to make your next roadtrip just a little bit shorter.
The beautiful music featured in this episode can be classified as mood music NOT elevator music. Listen, dig and enjoy!
Classy and deep describe the sounds of the vibraphone. This show provides a swingin' review of some of the finest vibes players to slap mallets on bars.
Brass bands and orchestras are a long tradition in jazz music. This episode reviews some of the finest brass jazz past and present. (This episode was mistakenly recorded in mono unlike all other Cafe episodes, which are in stereo. Please forgive the less-than-excellent sound quality.)
Your Barista flies you down to points south; Havana, Caracas, Rio for a wild review of hot Latin jazz, Brazilian bossa nova, samba et al.
A groovin' review of some of the greatest jazz-oriented movie and TV themes of the 1950s - 1970s.