Cynthia Sayer is a special guest on Time After Island Time

Cynthia Sayer performing with Woody Allen

A series welcoming musicians from the Woody Allen & Eddy Davis New Orleans Jazz Band
Produced by Paul Leslie and Jeff Pike

On this episode we meet Internationally renowned jazz banjoist and vocalist Cynthia Sayer. The New York Times had this to say about our special guest--"Miss Sayer finds lively banjo harmonies and provocative phrasing ... a rare jazz banjoist." She joins us to talk about her latest album "Attractions" and also the many musical legends she has performed and recorded with. A woman of many talents, Sayer composes songs, sings, and in addition to the banjo, she performed on the piano as a 10-year veteran of the Eddy Davis & Woody Allen New Orleans Jazz Band. Cynthia Sayer is a woman who is changing the way the banjo is perceived and appreciated by the public--both in terms of who plays the instrument, but also with respect to the many styles which can be performed on the banjo.

Enjoy the show and be sure and catch Cynthia Sayer as she sits in with the Woody Allen New Orleans Jazz Band in the month of December!

Tune into Time After Island Time from anywhere in the world on Radio JimmyDreamz via www.radio.jimmydreamz.com

Monday - 3:00 PM – December 1, 2008
Wednesday - 9:00 AM – December 3, 2008
Thursday - MIDNIGHT – December 4, 2008
Saturday - 8:00 PM – December 6, 2008
*All Broadcasts are Eastern Time*
For more information check out www.timeafterislandtime.blogspot.com
and www.cynthiasayer.com

Simon Wettenhall on Time After Island Time

A series welcoming musicians from the Woody Allen & Eddy Davis New Orleans Jazz Band
Produced by Paul Leslie and Jeff Pike

Simon Wettenhall was born in Australia and started his study of music with the piano. Hearing a recording of the legendary Louis Armstrong began his lifelong passion for the trumpet. After studying with two Australian masters of the orchestral trumpet, Wettenhall eventually found himself exploring the earlier music of New Orleans, the city that is unequivocally the birthplace of jazz.

His devotion to the trumpet and early jazz lead him to become a member of the Woody Allen New Orleans Jazz Band, but along the way he has been involved with a diverse variety of groups including Niaggra, the Oceanic Orchestra and many others. A man dedicated to his craft, he also expresses himself by composing and recording his own work.

With the Woody Allen New Orleans Jazz Band, Simon Wettenhall's trumpet and voice have been bringing the traditional music of New Orleans to music venues around America and Europe. Listen to his story and hear for yourself the wonderful music this band is perpetuating and perserving.

Tune into Time After Island Time from anywhere in the world on Radio JimmyDreamz via www.radio.jimmydreamz.com

Monday - 3:00 PM – November 24, 2008
Wednesday - 9:00 AM – November 26, 2008
Thursday - MIDNIGHT – November 27, 2008
Saturday - 8:00 PM – November 29, 2008
*All Broadcasts are Eastern Time*
For more information check out www.timeafterislandtime.blogspot.com
and www.woodyallenband.com

John Gill is a special guest on Time After Island Time!

Clarinet player Woody Allen with Drummer John Gill.

A series welcoming musicians from the Woody Allen & Eddy Davis New Orleans Jazz Band
Produced by Paul Leslie and Jeff Pike

Introducing John Gill, drummer with the Eddy Davis & Woody Allen New Orleans Jazz Band! John Gill is one of those people who is a complete music lover. Growing up in New York City, John Gill’s eclectic musical tastes ranged from country singers like Gene Autry to greats like Liberace. Music has brought him to live and perform in many different parts of America, from San Francisco to New Orleans where has has played everywhere from the French Quarter’s Bourbon Street bars all the way to the famed Preservation Hall. John Gill’s interest in jazz is in the traditional form, and his playing and grasp of the New Orleans style earned him a spot in the Woody Allen and Eddy Davis New Orleans Jazz Band, with which he performs every Monday evening at the Carlyle in New York City.

In addition to drums, Gill plays trombone, banjo, and guitar. His love of music runs deep and with several groups (including The Jazz Kings, the Yerba Buena Stompers, the Delta Stompers) he has recorded and preserved older styles of jazz that is sadly becoming more and more rare. We invite you to hear his interview, and some of the most incomparable music around! Tune into Time After Island Time from anywhere in the world on Radio JimmyDreamz via www.radio.jimmydreamz.com

Monday - 3:00 PM – November 17, 2008
Wednesday - 9:00 AM – November 19, 2008
Thursday - MIDNIGHT – November 20, 2008
Saturday - 8:00 PM – November 22, 2008
*All Broadcasts are Eastern Time*
For more information check out www.timeafterislandtime.blogspot.com
and www.woodyallenband.com

Captain Tony special rebroadcasting, in memory of Captain Tony

In addition to the CONAL FOWKES special, we are remembering Captain Tony Tarricino (August 10, 1916-November 1, 2008) who in his own words, "Made every heartbeat count." We invite you to join us for this episode at |November 10, 2008–Monday 8:00 PM| November 13, 2008–Thursday 9:00 AM| November 14, 2008–Friday 3:00 PM|
November 16, 2008–Sunday Midnight| via www.radio.jimmydreamz.com

Conal Fowkes is a special guest on Time After Island Time

Pictured is Woody Allen on clarinet, Conal Fowkes on piano and the legendary Eddy Davis on banjo.

Conal Fowkes is a special guest on Time After Island Time
A series welcoming musicians from the Woody Allen & Eddy Davis New Orleans Jazz Band
Produced by Paul Leslie and Jeff Pike

On this episode of Time After Island Time we meet Conal Fowkes, pianist with the Woody Allen New Orleans Jazz Band. Of English heritage, but born in Africa, Conal Fowkes has studied many styles of music from around the world. having spent much of his childhood in Mexico, he was influenced by many Latin styles (Musica Tropical). Conal Fowkes plays the piano with the Woody Allen New Orleans Jazz Band, but is also a vocalist, double bassist and music teacher. He is an advocate of the Tin Pan Alley style of songwriting and has released "Dizzy Fingers," a solo album covering these songs.

Conal Fowkes is a man who understand the international language of music, and is preserving Tin Pan Alley music and also traditional New Orleans Jazz. Tune into Time After Island Time from anywhere in the world on Radio JimmyDreamz via www.radio.jimmydreamz.com

Monday - 3:00 PM – November 10, 2008
Wednesday - 9:00 AM – November 12, 2008
Thursday - MIDNIGHT – November 13, 2008
Saturday - 8:00 PM – November 15, 2008
*All Broadcasts are Eastern Time*
For more information check out www.timeafterislandtime.blogspot.com
and www.woodyallenband.com

Jerry Zigmont is a special guest on Time After Island Time (part 2 of 2)

Jerry Zigmont is a special guest on Time After Island Time (part 2 of 2)
A series welcoming musicians from the Woody Allen & Eddy Davis New Orleans Jazz Band
Produced by Paul Leslie and Jeff Pike

For more than thirty-five years, Woody Allen and his New Orleans Jazz Band has been performing traditional New Orleans style jazz. The band draws inspiration from the artists Woody Allen has admired since his youth including Sidney Bechet, George Lewis, Johnny Dodds, Jimmie Noone and of course, Louis Armstrong.

Our special guest Jerry Zigmont is the trombonist with the Wood Allen New Orleans Jazz Band. He began recording and touring with renowned British clarinetist Sammy Rimington in 1987 and went on to work with many legends in the Jazz world. For the last ten years Woody Allen has been touring and performing with the Woody Allen New Orleans Jazz Band.

Zigmont's insightful historical perspectives on music make for an intriguing interview and he gives an nside look into one of the only bands in the world performing this style of jazz. Not only will you get to hear his story, but you will hear the music that is the very foundation and inspiration for many of the great artists of today and yesteryear. Tune into Time After Island Time from anywhere in the world on Radio JimmyDreamz via www.radio.jimmydreamz.com

Monday - 3:00 PM – November 3, 2008
Wednesday - 9:00 AM – November 5, 2008
Thursday - MIDNIGHT – November 6, 2008
Saturday - 8:00 PM – November 8, 2008
*All Broadcasts are Eastern Time*
For more information check out www.timeafterislandtime.blogspot.com
and www.jerryzigmont.com