JazzoM: Recent Episodes
Jasmine Jernigan
This song (called B flat song) has been my favorite for a while. Also a mis-nomer, this song starts on F sharp (G flat) and is probably in G flat minor.
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Intended for accordion, this song was written on piano and then finally played on Concertina!
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The 2nd song featuring the wonderful sounds of Sarah Bauza's amazing trumpet playing.
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Recorded with things I found in my kitchen and garage (and vocal cords) - this is Julibeans (which is a cross between Jubilee and Jelly Beans).
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The beginning part of this song was written and named "Heavy", then later, the whole thing reminded me of Fog over Casablanca, so they're adjacent and not one complete phrase. Featuring the lovely, talented Trumpet superstar, Sarah Bauza.
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Haunted Lighthourse is not a typo. Its a horse in England which is haunted and carrying a lantern. Duh.
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Named after the red-haired and possibly Irish man, Brian Freeman, this song has a distinctively Irish feel (to me) and if it had hair, it would definitely be red. It features Dave Hall on drums.
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Kitchen Window started off as a piano song and quickly grew into a balloon-flying cinematic sensation.
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(H)aunted light(H)ourse revisited has a similar pattern, but a different ending.
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